Chicago: Chapman Publishing Co, 1901. First Edition. Hardcover. 1st printing beautifully rebound in full leather and with new endpapers. Quarto with gilt-stamped spine titles. 1,298pp. Index. All edges gilt (A. E. G.) Book is subtitled: "Commemorating the achievements of citizens who have contributed to the progress of Oklahoma and the.....
Ocala FL: Privately published, 1990. First Edition. Soft cover. 1st printing. Red comb-bound pictorial wraps. 209pp. Illus. Maps. Signed by Lillibridge. Important history of this landmark ranch on the Chisholm Trail at Dover, Oklahoma. Near fine. Scarce.
NYC and Chicago: Lewis, 1901. First Edition. Hardcover. 1st printing. Beautifully rebound in three-quarter leather and cloth with gilt titles (slightly flaked) on spine and with new endpapers. 956pp. 100 photogravure portraits plus several other photos. A. E. G. (all edges gilt). Originally owned by and with the signature (three.....
Stillwater: New Forums, 1988. First Edition. Hardcover. 1st printing. Gilt-stamped cloth. 174pp. A whole saddlebag full of stories about real people, places, and events, by the famous Perkins, Oklahoma, cowboy, Eaton, whose likeness is the mascot of the Oklahoma State University Cowboys. Fine, like new in dj.
Boston: Little, Brown, 1953. Hardcover. 4th printing. Cloth. 278pp. Illus. Written more or less as told by Eaton to Eva Gillhouse, "My friend and partner, Eva Gillhouse, wrote this book. It was her idea and she did all the work. It's just the way I told it to her--it's all.....
Girard: Haldeman-Julius, 1946. First Edition. Soft cover. 1st printing. Printed orange wraps. 32pp. Printed on cheap paper. Includes some outlaw accounts. Tide-line water mark lower front cover corner; still vg.
Norman: OU, 1957. First Edition. Hardcover. 1st printing. Cloth. 174pp. Map. Index. 174pp. Foreword & Introduction by Cunningham on the work of Prettyman, the historically important Oklahoma & Kansas photographer. The balance of the book is comprised of the Prettyman's photos of Indians, cowboys, home-seekers, the opening of the Cherokee.....