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Tales of the state's gunfights, robberies and kidnappings, heinous ner-do-wells, and noble lawmen bring to life a time before the West was tamed. $16.95

The story of A.T. Miller of Company B, Frontier Battalion - $24.95

A true story and written by the last surviving member of the infamous Dalton Gang.

Black and Indian gunfighters of the Indian Territory from 1870-1907

John Harris Rogers (1863–1930) served in Texas law enforcement for more than four decades as a Texas Ranger, deputy and U.S. marshal, city police chief, and in the private sector as a security agent.

Jim Gober was not simply a witness to early Texas Panhandle, New Mexico and Oklahoma history; he was involved in it up to his neck.—Elmer Kelton

A look at the famous and not so famous gunmen and the facts and fiction that surround them.

One of the chapters in Texas history that was written, not with the ink and pen, but with the lead of the Winchester rifle and the slugs of a double-barreled shotgun.

Notorious Killings and Celebrated Trials - In 1916, in the tiny West Texas town of Benjamin, a gunman slips into a courtroom and murders the defendant. In 1912, in Fort Worth’s finest hotel, a young man kills an old gentleman in cold blood in the middle

In thirty years, Texas Ranger Lewis Rigler witnessed an era of political and social turbulence and change in the state as well as within the Ranger force he had sworn to serve. His service involved investigations into kidnappings, murders, strike violence

The daring exploits of Frank and Jesse James have fascinated America for more than a century. Myth and fact have meshed together to create a legend of monumental proportions.

The life and times of a Texas gunman who walked on both sides of the law.

The Trial of Frank James

A unique record of how John Wesley Hardin thought and lived his life.

In the Twin Territories, as Oklahoma was known before statehood, renegades roamed, and attempted to rule, the land. Famous lawmen, including Bill Tilghman, Heck Thomas, and Chris Madsen, and infamous outlaws, including the Dalton and Bill Cook gangs, have

This book tells the true story of Jesse James, the Daltons, John Wesley Hardin, Gunfight at the OK Corral, Belle Starr, and Billy the Kid.

A gallery of notorius gunmen from the American West

Four Centuries of Texas Outlawery

Did Tom Horn commit the 1901 murder of the fourteen-year-old son of a sheep-owning homesteader who had stolen from the cattle barons? ranges? If not, who did?

A classic! With Technical Notes on Leather Slapping As a Fine Art, Gathered from Many a Loose Holstered Expert over the Years

Robert Hall was a true Texian: a pioneer settler, Indian fighter, Texas Ranger, and veteran of three wars (the war for Texas Independence, the Mexican War, and the Civil War). Hardback with dust jacket - 5 1/2x8 1/2. 160 pp. 8 b&w photos. 10 illus. Index.

Portrait of an Outlaw Gang - By Willis & Joe Newton As told to Claude I. Stanush & David Middleton. Paperback - 5 1/2x8 1/2. 352 pages. 18 illus. Index.

Written by Rick Miller - Winner of the True West Magazine 50 Greatest Books on the American West, 2003 and Finalist for Spur Award, 2000. 6x9. 424 pp. 59 illus. Maps. Notes. Bib. Index.

A detailed account of a shoot-out more explosive than the gunfight at the O.K. Corral and a man as tough and deadly as any that rode in the West.