Cowboy Lore

This hardcover edition of Cowboy Lore shows considerable wear, with a worn spine and visible discoloration on the pages. The binding appears intact, but the cover exhibits significant fading and edge wear. No dust jacket is present, and there is no evidence of library markings or inscriptions.

Cowboy Lore by Jules Verne Allen, published by Naylor Printing Company in San Antonio, Texas, in 1933, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of cowboys through the eyes of "The Singing Cowboy" himself. This restricted first edition is a collector's gem, with only 200 individually numbered copies, and this is copy number 146. Illustrated by Ralph J. Pereida, the book provides a rich tapestry of cowboy life, including stories, pranks, songs, and a cowboy dictionary. Allen's work captures the essence of Western folklore and ranching traditions, making it a significant contribution to the genre. The book is a hardcover edition, notable for its historical and cultural insights into cowboy customs and lore. Condition-wise, the book shows signs of wear typical of its age, with a worn spine and some discoloration on the pages.