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Back Creek Books is pleased to offer:

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(No.    11460    )  Garrett, Pat F[loyd]. (Edited by Maurice Garland 
Fulton). PAT F. GARRETT'S AUTHENTIC LIFE OF BILLY THE KID.
New York: Macmillan Company, 1927. First edition thus, Full cloth, 
Octavo, xxviii, [2], 233 pages, black and white photographic plates. 
Very Good.
          The original of Garrett's account was published in 1882. This 
reprint, illustrated with many photographs where the original was 
illustrated with a few drawings, and with its good annotations by the 
editor, is historically superior to the original according to Ramon 
Adams. SIX GUNS #808; HOWES G#73. Bound in gray cloth over boards with 
printed paper label to upper board and spine. Color frontispiece. Mild 
wear to extremities, spine label moderately rubbed. Very nice 
overall.......    $75.00
Not yet listed elsewhere.

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$5.00 for the first book, $1.25 each additional book or volume. Other 
methods or international delivery quoted upon request. Payment accepted 
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items fully guaranteed and returnable if not as described.

Thank you for your interest.

Best regards,

Rock

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