Zane Grey Lot Of 3, Vintage PB, Blue Feather, Lassiter Gold, The Drift Fence

Description: Thank you for looking at our listing. A purchase supports Friends of Spanish Peaks Library District! These books are donated from different sources.These books are in good condition, previous owner stamps, see photos for details. I will combine shipping for each additional item purchased. Please do not pay for books until you are done bidding/shopping, and I will create a new Invoice with the reduced shipping charges. Please, I cannot issue refunds due to penalties that EBay assesses. Feel free to submit any questions you have. Thanks! RUDE AND VIOLENT HANDS AWAKENED BLUE FEATHER. He was dragged up the stone steps, into the sun-light, to the terraces of the citadel. While his captors dragged him along, the lines of braves struck at him, the squaws spat upon him, and the naked children struck him with sticks and stones. At last he was halted in the great court. The booming of a drum and a sudden shrill cry silenced the multitude. The high priest turned to Tith-lei. "Speak the death sentence," he commanded him. "Tie ropes to his feet," Tith-lei shrilled. "Spread them wide and split him asunder and throw the halves to the wild dogs!" Then burst the pent-up fury of the populace, and around Blue Feather wheeled and screamed a mad circle of braves....1972 Manor Lassiter Gold Lassiter alone heard the old man's dying words: deliver a trunk full of money to his only son Corse, a fellow who lived in a one-horse town called Sunrise. One eye on the trunk of double eagles, a thumb on his trigger, Lassiter rode into town— just in time for Corse's funeral. But when the body moved in the coffin, Lassiter faced the gun barrels of an enemy gang— and a trumped-up murder charge. Unless he got away pronto, his life would end at Sunrise... at the swinging end of a rope! LOREN ZANE GREY continues in the grand tradition of his father, Zane Grey, with new tales of Lassiter-the mightiest gunslinger ever to sit a saddle. 1st Pocket Book printing 1986. THE DRIFT FENCE To test his guts... they made him foreman of one of the toughest outfits in Arizona. Jim Traft had never been West. He didn't know cattle. The cowboys he'd been hired to boss laughed at the tender-foot. But he fought for their respect -and won-until he came up against Hack Jocelyn, a waddy who would only fight with guns. 1972 Pocketbook

Price: 8.5 USD

Location: Walsenburg, Colorado

End Time: 2024-12-06T23:50:00.000Z

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