Western from Ghost River Books

N.Y.: Dell, 1958. 159 pp. By the author of The Man from Laramie. Roger Travis lost the woman he loved in an Indian Massacre and spent a year in the tropics trying to forget her. Now he's back and ready to stand up for himself. Original price $.35. Cover is very nice, faint crease at spine, no corner creases, bright… Read more about this item

Richmond Hill, Ont: Pocket Books, 1966. 233 pp. "A magnificent tale of high adventure by the master storyteller of the old West" Original price 50 cents. "From the moment Panhandle Smith rode into the stinking New Mexico town, he sensed something rotten- and dangerous" Softcover has a small crease to bottom corner, a wee bit of scuffing, a red felt… Read more about this item

London and New York: White Lion Publishers, 1974. 353 pp. Harry Gloster sets about to tame the daughter of an outlaw who is determined to follow in her father's wild ways. Although once a library book the spine sticker on the dj has been quite successfully removed. Some scuffing to cover edges but looks good in a new mylar cover.… Read more about this item

N.Y.: Triangle, 1947 HC and DJ. 7 5/8 x 5 1/4. 223 pp. An old style Western, first published 11945 by the Macrae-Smith Company. Our copy published by Triangle books, 1947. Dj has marvelous illustration of red shirted cowb oy on horse, firing gun. Flap states: "There's action aplenty before jenkins and his men bite the dust." Our copy's dj… Read more about this item

N. Y.: Picador, 1997, 1997. HC and DJ. First Picador USA edition, Sept, 1997. 9 1/2 x 6 2/5. ISBN:0-312-16823-3. 333 pp. Guy Vandehaeghe's stunning novel, winner of the Canadian Governor General's Award for 1996. The story spans two countries, two centuries, two views of history - the Canadian Wild West as " imagined" by Hollywood - the Englishman's boy… Read more about this item