..ILLUSTRATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.. Part 3 FIRST APPEARANCES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Illustrated with available 1st ed. dust jackets ~ some are from reprint editions GW = Great Western Matched Editions by Grosset & Dunlop Titles with links are available as online e-text editions or full-screen images |
Woman of the Frontier by Zane Grey
Restored original script from which 30,000 On The Hoof was adapted. Restored Version from Dorchester Publishing When Logan Huett discovers the magnificent Sycamore Canon on in central
Arizona and decides he wants to homestead there, he wires back East to
the woman he had courted in Missouri, proposing marriage. Lucinda Baker,
a schoolteacher, accepts. But pioneering life proves very hard for her.
Living is crude. She helps in the building of what will be their home,
but finds the loneliness where they have settled oppressive. The dangers
are many and constant. But despite the hardships, despite the dangers,
Lucinda remains strong. She is determined to not only endure, but to triumph.
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Tonto Basin by Zane Grey
Restored original script from which To the Last Man was adapted. Restored Version from Dorchester Publishing This classic novel of the West was written in 1921, but only now is it making its paperback debut in the form Zane Grey intended. For more than eighty years it has been available only in a shorter, censored version, titled To the Last Man. Finally readers can enjoy the full-length novel and experience the story and characters in all their glory. Jean Isbel travels from Oregon to Arizona to join his family and force a final showdown with Lee Jorth and his notorious band of cattle rustlers, known as the Hash Knife Gang. His savage hatred is tempered, though, when he meets and falls in love with Ellen, Jorth’s beautiful daughter. Ellen, too, is torn between loyalty to her father and her feelings toward Jean. As the confrontation draws ever closer, emotions run high on both sides and passions flare, but can any good come from bad blood? |
The Great Trek by Zane Grey
Restored much larger original script from which The Wilderness Trek was adapted. Restored Version from Dorchester Publishing Sterl Hazelton is no stranger to trouble. But the shooting that made him an outlaw was one he didn’t do. Though it was his cousin who pulled the trigger, Sterl took the blame, and now he has to leave the country if he wants to stay healthy. Sterl and his loyal friend, Red Krehl, set out for the greatest adventure of their lives, signing on for a cattle drive across the vast northern desert of Australia to the gold fields of the Kimberley Mountains. But it seems no matter where Sterl goes, trouble is bound to follow!
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Zane Grey’s Adventures in Fishing
1952 Harper & Brothers NY 263 pages
Zane Grey’s Book of Camps and Trails
1931 Harper & Brothers New York
211 pages
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