The works of several Old West artists sold at high premium at the Heritage Auction.
Western Art Reached the Top Tier
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Surviving the Ride on the Jackass Mail
Crossing the desert proved an ordeal passengers could never forget.
A Gun that Won the West
Review of Sharps Firearms, The Percussion Era, 1848-1865, Volume I by Roy Marcot, Edward W. Marron, Jr. and Ron Paxton.
Ask the Marshall
In the June issue of True West, there are several photos of the mines and miners of George Hearst. How did those men get paid?
Butterfield’s Grand Adventure
“Remember Boys, Nothing on God’s Earth Should Stop the United States Mail.”
Stagecoach – The Legend At 80
John Ford and John Wayne’s classic Western film changed the course of cinema history.
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Horses rarely get shot in the Westerns, although they often go down when the rider is hit. What about in real life?
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What illness did Jim Bowie have that confined him to a cot just before the final Mexican attack on the Alamo?
Stone by Stone
Shirley McClintock has dedicated her life to preserving the history of Council Grove, Kansas.
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What did cowboys read for pleasure?
Death of a Cowboy, the Birth of a Legend
The final, fateful days of John Ringo.
The Best of Butch’s Wild Bunch
How the real outlaws who rode and robbed from Montana to Bolivia became cinema heroes.