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Silver
Dollar, The Story of the Tabors by David Karsner
This
vintage hardcover book was first published when
Baby Doe was
still alive in 1932. Mr. Karsner met the famous lady when she was
67. He tells the tale of the Tabors, from Horace and Augusta's start
in Maine, their scandalous divorce and his marriage to
Baby Doe, the
rise and fall of the millionaire, details of Horace and
Baby Doe's
promiscuous daughter -- "Silver Dollar", and finally, to
Baby Doe's
last days at the cabin at the Matchless Mine. This 386 page hard
cover book enlightens the reader with the thoughts and writings of the
author in the 1930's.
Three copies available
Clay
Allison - Legend of Cimarron --
by John A. Truett
Clay
Allison is a historical figure who never killed a man unless he needed
killing. But he was so much more. John A Truett has given the
gunslinger
Allison new life: he was a soldier, a friend, a lover. He
was a young man on the frontier who wanted to contribute positively to a
new land. He left a mark on that new land and should not be
forgotten. John A. Truett's biograhical novel will insure he is
remembered. Used, hardback, collector's item.
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Kansas
City – An Intimate Portrait by Hallmark Cards
This
book is a
love song to Hallmark's home city as only Hallmark could
sing it. Lavishly illustrated with both color photos and art and early
black and whites pictures. Traces the town's history from pioneer times
and shows off its contemporary delights. Great gift idea for someone who
loves Kansas City. A beautiful book. Hardcover.
Copyright, 1973.
Used, fair condition, paper book cover is
torn.
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The
Legend of Baby Doe Tabor by John Burke
Baby Doe was
called the Silver Queen of
Colorado by
journalists and "that shameless hussy" by the proper wives of the men who
eyed her. This is the book that the people who work at the Matchless
Mine say "is the real truth about
Baby Doe."
Softback.
Four copies available |
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The
Vanishing American Frontier by Jake Milgram Wien
This
book illustrates the paintings and drawings of Bernarda Bryson Shaun who
worked for the Public Works of Art Project and later created these
beautiful pieces of work for the Resettlement Administration of Franklin
Delano Roosenvelt in 1935-1936. These artworks are a great
compliment to the many vintage photos from the same era which are on our
website.
Life
Magazine, May 11, 1959
- This issue features the pioneer women of the West. In the early female-famished West, pioneer women enjoyed new importance and freedom and - with good works and good times - made a mark on history. Features Baby Doe Tabor, as well as many others.
Used, good condition.
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Stampede
to Timberline - The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado
by
Muriel Wolle
This rare book was written in 1949 and explores over 200
ghost towns
and mining communities that the author personally visited in
Colorado.
As she writes of these old settlements, she also sketches her
surroundings, the buildings and the scenery of the area. The
sketches, as well as her vivid descriptions are included in this hardcover
545 page book.
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Forgotten Edens by Frans Lanting and Christine K. Eckstrom
Journey to faraway corners of the art for an intimate portrait of some the world's most spectacular wild places. From the steamy rain forests of the Asian tropics to the frigid seas surrounding Antarctica, join photographer Frans Lanting and writer Chris Eckstrom
on a natural history odyssey to five diverse and remote wilderness areas that
reveal "what nature is capable of on a grand scale." Used/Collectible,
very good condition.
The
Worlds Last Mysteries by
Reader's Digest
Many world mysteries remain,
despite the pace of modern discoveries. This book delves into the
mysteries of the world, some of which have been solved by science and
others that remain an enigma as man continues the hunt for truth.
Beautifully illustrated with lots of pictures. Hardback, published
in 1978. Only one copy available.
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From the Rocky Mountain General Store
Nostalgic
Photograph Prints - From our personal
Photo Print Shop, you'll find a number of nostalgic photo
prints mostly from the early 20th century ranging from gas pumps, to
grocery stores, 1920's flappers, model-T's, children, Christmas and a
whole lot more.
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