Cowboy Books
The Bar E Ranch Chuck Wagon Cook Book – A collection of personal recipes, very old family recipes, pioneer recipes from the early frontier days, and a historical view with recipes, of Army cooking in the old west. Also included are old weights and measures no longer used today such as “256 lbs. of soap make 1 barrel” and “100 lbs. of fish make 1 quintal”. A history of the Chuck Wagon and how to cook on wood coals and a chapter called “Some Things Worth Knowing” from the distant past. You’ll laugh, you’ll smile, and if you’re old enough you’ll remember. This book contains some of the best recipes you’ll ever run across but it’s more than recipes it’s a historical look at the cooking our ancestors did.CLICK HERE TO SHOP ALL COWBOY BOOKS
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The Old Reliable The History of the Springfield Wagon Company 1872 – 1952 by Steven Lee Stepp, 1972 Written by Mr. Stepp as a Masters Thesis for Southwest Missouri State College The author was able to gain access to the early business papers of the Springfield Wagon Company. These papers, still in their original form and largely intact, provide great insight into the daily workings of the largest wagon company west of the Mississippi River. Former employees, still living at the time aided greatly in filling gaps in the written records. Paper back, 150 pages, with several pages of old ads and pictures. $19.95 Each book personally signed by Mr. Stepp.
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 John EggenMuch of early Americana has been destroyed and lost forever. The negatives from which these photographs were made nearly met the same fate. Had this happened, this pictorial record of the cattle industry on the open range around the turn of the century would have been lost. These photographs by frontier photographer Frank Sherman remained untouched in the attic of his Lebanon, Oregon Historical Society in Portland. Now at last this treasure of history is available to the public. The images of cowboy life give new insights into this romantic period of American history.“…this is a grand book on early day cowboys, maybe the best ever published.” Sandra Dallas, Denver Post $29.95 
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STAGE COACH Rare views of the old West 1849 – 1915 Over 200 authentic, rare, and often unpublished vintage photographs explore life in the Old West – from the Gold Rush to the First World War. Here are the stagecoaches, the horse drawn wagons, the towns, and the people who lived on the frontier of America. These are the people who bet their lives on a trip of hundreds of days in cramped wagons through very dangerous territories. It is remarkable that there were photographers to record these events on film. The visual record is supported with narratives, many in the first person, and important historical information. Paper back, 175 pages.
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Reprint of Catalog Number 41, 1915 Springfield Wagon Company
6″ x 8 1/2″, 32 pages
$18.00.
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1903 Peter Schutter Abridged Catalog – Reprint $27.00 |
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WEBER WAGON catalog from McCormick-Deering.64 pages with a nice color image of a Weber wagon. This catalog is a reprint combining several catalogs and is full of black and white images and lots of good information.
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PETER SCHUTTLER WAGON catalog reprint. 64 pages full of black and white images and great information. Includes several pages with images telling how the Schuttler wagon was constructed. |
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The latest inspirational book penned by Red Steagall, containing all of his poetry and music written since his first book, the highly esteemed Ride For the Brand. Introduction by President George W. Bush AUTOGRAPHED COPY
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Ride for the Brand The poetry and songs of Red Steagall come to life AUTOGRAPHED COPY
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Florence Wagons reproduction catalog.
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“Wheels That Won The West “, the ultimate symbol of the old west and is a limited edition poster. It showcases many of American’s earliest western vehicle makers. The 26″ x 39” print is impressively sized and features rare illustrations from vintage engravings and original lithographs. Printed on acid-free, 80 lb. cover stock. Order yours now as this is a limited edition printing. We guarantee you’ll love it! $88.00
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Making Tracks Going West in the 1800’s – From the cowboys to the homesteaders, miners to the military, one industry bound the entire nation together… Transportation. Utilizing rare imagery from the 1860’s through the early 1900’s, Wheels That Won The West publishing has created another exclusive copyrighted print highlighting America’s early western vehicle industry. Details of this second-in-a-series print include a “call-out” section of historically accurate western vehicle terminology. Also included are the unique design features and innovative equipment used to create the most rugged wheels of the old west. Printed on acid-free, 100lb cover stock with special UV inhibiting inks, “Making Tracks” captures an extraordinary glimpse of the all-but-forgotten work of thousands of early vehicle makers. Makes a great gift! |
