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The first documented history of the Arizona Rangers of the early 20th Century. Copy is in near fine condition. Absolutely minimal wear to the pictorial card wraps. Interior is clean and unmarked, with a tight, solid binding.

100% Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed ! The book shows some signs of wear from use but is a good readable copy. Cover in excellent condition. Binding tight. Pages in great shape, no tears. Not contain access codes, cd, DVD.

Stated first edition. Full cloth, brown binding. Apparently, the book was publiished with two different pictorial dust jacket variations. My jacket has twenty-five rangers seated, kneeling or standing. All have rifles. "The author traveled throughout Arizona, camping where the Rangers caumped, talking with old-timers, walking the streets where Ranger shootouts occurred. He studied Ranger corespondence and other Ranger archives, and scoured daily Arizona newspapers from the 1901 - 1909 period." dust jacket blurb. The book and the dust jacket have neither wear nor defects. The jacket is protected with an archival quality Brodart book jacket cover. The book will be sent to you well packd in a box.

WARMLY INSCRIBED ON TITLE PAGE.TIGHT CLEAN COPY IN A BRIGHT CLEAN DUSTJACKET.LOOKS VERY GOOD IN A PROTECTIVE BRODART COVER.

Previous owner name. Light edge wear to jacket.

Hardcover with Dust jacket. in very good condition, light wear, bumpimg to corners. 222 pp. appendices, biblio., index, illus.

Hardback. The Arizona Rangers were created in 1901, more than a decade after the census of 1890 had pronounced the frontier closed. But for more than 7yrs, the Rangers galloped across mountains and deserts in pursuit of cattle rustlers, murderers, and horse thieves. Blazing away with Colt revolvers and Winchesters, they shot it out with old-style western desperadoes in saloons, dusty streets, and desolate badlands. From late in 1901 until early in 1909, outlawry in Arizona Territory was countered by a hard-riding, quick-triggered little band of men who carried into a new century the traditions of Pat Garrett, Wild Bill Hickok, Commodore Perry Owens, and other gunfighting members of an earlier generation of frontier lawmen. The author travelled throughout Arizona, camping where the Rangers camped, talking with old-timers, walking the streets where Ranger shootouts occurred. He studied Ranger correspondence and other Ranger archives, and scoured daily Arizona newspapers from the 1901 - 1909 period. His fast-paced account of the Arizona Rangers depicts the hardships and exploits of the last sustained adventure of the Old West. Illus., Epilogue, Appendices, Endnotes, Bibliog. and Index. 222pp. 8vo. h/back. F. in v.v. sl. creased Nr. F. dw.

Near-fine hardcover copy, very slightly cocked; dustjacket (in mylar) has some wear at extremities and a crease on back side.

Simulated leather hardbound. 222pp. Illust. Appendices: "The Ranger Roster", "Arizona Ranger Legislation". Endnotes. Bibliography. Index. Well-written & researched history of the rangers 1901-1909. Virtually fine in dj. Couple of dimples in dj; almost unnoticable superficial line mark on front cover. Very scarce in 1st edition.

Simulated leather hardbound. 222pp. Illust. Appendices: "The Ranger Roster", "Arizona Ranger Legislation". Endnotes. Bibliography. Index. Well-written & researched history of the rangers 1901-1909. Virtually fine in dj. Couple of dimples in dj; almost unnoticable superficial line mark on front cover. Very scarce in 1st edition.