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Paperback. Very Good.

Glorieta, NM: Rio Grande Press, 1970. Hardcover. As New. Decorative blue cloth covers, gilt titles. AS new. 219 pp plus index

Santa Fe, NM: New Mexican Publishing Corp, 1928. First Edition. Octavo. 219pp., Adams "The first book devoted entirely to this noted gunman, it includes much information about the now famous fight at Frisco, New Mexico, his association with Billy the Kid, and two chapters on Joel Fowler."bound in brown cloth lettered in red, spine lettering red. Book leaning just a bit,faint circular stain to upper board.. A very nice copy without dust jacket. [Six-guns-#511].

Santa Fe: New Mexico Publishing Co., 1928. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 219 pages. Baca had 9 notches on his gun and was tried 3 times for murder. Much on Billy The Kid, Joe Fowler. Six-Guns 511..

New Mexican Publishing Corporation, 1928. Limited ed. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good DJ. Very good edition limited to 350 of 375 copies that remains unnumbered and unsigned on the limitation page, very good brown cloth hardcover with red letter to cover and spine shows a rub spot or blemish to the cover, name stamp at top of front pastedown, tiny tear at top of rear hinge of spine head and some other very light trace wear, in very good + dust jacket (price at flap) that shows soiling to panels and spine along with edgewear that includes small chips and tears. 219 pages with black & whites. Remains a pleasing copy of this look at the legendary gunman and lawman.

Santa Fe, NM: New Mexican Publishing Corporation. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1928. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 8vo; 219 pages; Private library blindstamp on front free endpaper. Price clipped dust jacket with light soiling, rubbing and wear. Howes C886, Adams 150 & Guns 511. .

Santa Fe: New Mexican Publishing Corporation, 1928. First Edition. Octavo. Limited Edition of 375 copies. [not numbered or signed] 219p. Eugene Manlove Rhodes wrote of Baca "his willingness to discuss any moot point with that gun won him admiration from many and forgiveness from the few." With nine notches on his gun and being tried for murder three times, he was still alive and politically active when this book was issued. The account by the author shows New Mexico still at its wildest and where the distinction between law enforcement and criminal was often blurred. How he survived after being involved in many of the biggest gun fights is a testimony to both his coolness under fire and his expert use of the gun. It is still unknown as to whether he was appointed initially to enforce the law or merely purchased a badge. Eventually, after the murder trials were over he became a US Marshall and active politician fighting on behalf of the people for the government to protect the Rio Grande.… Read More

Santa Fe, NM: New Mexican Publishing Corporation. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1928. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 8vo; 219 pages; Small scrape lower rear cover of the dust jacket. Howes C886, Adams 150 & Guns 511. .

Santa Fe: New Mexican Publishing, 1928. F . Hardcover. Very Good/Dust Jacket Included. Very good copy in chipped dust jacket. The limitation stamp is present but no signatures as promised. Variant first limited edition. Adams One-Fifty 36. Guns 511: "The first book devoted entirely to this noted gunman, it includes much information about the now famous fight at Frisco, New Mexico, his association with Billy the Kid, and two chapters on Joel Fowler. Some of the stories about Billy the Kid have been heretofore untold." Howes C886.

Santa Fe, NM: New Mexican Publishing Corporation, 1928. First printing. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good DJ. 6 x 9, 219 pgs, b&w historical photos. Wonderful collection of incidents involving Elfego Baca which bring out the interest and humor and strangeness of the Old West in which he lived.

Santa Fe: New Mexican Publishing Corporation, 1928. First Edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine. (viii) 219 pp. SIGNED/INSCRIBED in ink by Elfego Baca on the front free endpaper: "Albuquerque N.M. March, 21-1932 to my Dear Friend Pat Vigil. Elfego Baca". Pictorial dust jacket (not price-clipped). Illustrated from vintage photographs. Cloth. 6" x 8 3/4". Per Adams, Six-Guns: "The first book devoted entirely to this noted gunman, it includes much information about the now famous fight at Frisco, New Mexico, his association with Billy the Kid and two chapters on Joel Fowler," From the jacket flap: "Elfego Baca is a character out of romance. For fifty years he has kept New Mexico and the Southwest stirred up with his deeds, He has nine notches on his gun, and he has been tried for murder three times." A Near Fine copy (faint drink ring at front cover; slight edgewear at spine-ends) in a Near Fine dust jacket (edgewear at top of spine), now in a clear mylar protective sleeve. ALWAYS FREE SHIPPING of our… Read More

Santa Fe: New Mexican Publishing Corporation, 1928., 1928. First edition. First edition. 8vo. Inked presentation inscription on the front pastedown sheet: "Attorney Charles T. Mahoney, work faithfully for 8 hours a day and don't worry; then in time you may become judge and work 16 hours a day and have all the worry. Elfego Baca." A second inked inscription appears on the front free fly leaf, "Albuquerque N. M., August 2, 1937, To my dear friend Charles J. Mahoney. Elfago Baca, 523 W. Gold Ave., Albuquerque, New Mexico." Original brown cloth with titles in red lettering on front cover and spine, viii, 219 pp., foreword, illustrated, portraits. Six Guns 511 says, "Scarce" and "The first book devoted entirely to this noted gunman, it includes much information about the now famous fight at Frisco, New Mexico, his association with Billy the Kid, and two chapters on Joel Fowler." "Eugene Manlove Rhodes wrote of Baca "his willingness to discuss any moot… Read More