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Knibbs, H. H. and Turbese Lummis. Gentlemen, Hush!
N.Y.: Houghton Mifflin, 1933. First Edition. Hard Cover, Minor bump to spine, else about fine condition
193 pp.; 8vo; red cloth, no dust jacket.
Though he was never a working cowboy, Henry Herbert Knibbs was imbued with a love of the west and western themes, expressed in his cowboy poems and stories. In this period he lived with Turbese Lummis, daughter of Western writer and editor of Land of Sunshine magazine, Charles Lummis. In addition to this joint effort, she influenced much of his subsequent work..
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Knibbs, H. H. Stephen March's Way.
N.Y.: Houghton Mifflin, 1913. First Edition. Hard Cover, Fine in good dust jacket. Jacket moderately darkened & soiled, chipped at extremities, plain label affixed to lower spine; inside top edge of jacket reinforce with masking tape; outside front with strip of clear tape.
[278] pp., frontis; 8vo; taupe cloth lettered in white, in pictorial dust jacket. Frontis and two plates illustrated by H. Weston Taylor.
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Knibbs, H. H. Tang of Life.
N.Y.: Houghton Mifflin, 1918. First Edition. Hard Cover, Fine in good dust jacket. Jacket moderately darkened & soiled, chipped at extremities, plain label affixed to lower spine; inside top edge of jacket reinforce with masking tape; outside front with strip of clear tape.
[394] pp., color frontis; 8vo; red cloth. Frontis and three color plates illustrated by E. Boyd Smith.
Wilbur Coleman Tuttle, 1883 - 1969. Born in Glendive, Montana Territory. "My education was all garnered in a Montana cowtown school, where you stayed until the seats got so short that you grew callouses on your knees. No graduation - you quit." Tuttle worked as a sheepherder, cowpuncher, salesman, railroader, forest ranger, baseball player and manager. Became a freelance writer of fiction, mainly Westerns, beginning 1915. Served as President of the Pacific Coast Baseball League, 1935 - 43. A New York Times critic once described Tuttle as " a Westerner from the Montana ranges who gets into his writing the spirit and atmosphere of the wild country he knows and loves." [from Contemporary Authors Online, Gale, 2002].
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