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"If you're ever in San Angelo, please stop and visit. My hours are 10:00am to 5:30 pm Tuesday through Saturday; and Monday by chance. I've been a serious bookseller since 1995, and my shop might be considered a bit old-fashioned. I don't take debit or credit cards, but I do accept out-of-town checks with proper identification. I have an extensive, wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling inventory of Texana and Western Americana. And I’m particularly proud of my Texas County and Regional History section which takes up over 70 linear feet of shelving! I also offer large sections devoted to Range and Cattle; Frontier Military and Forts; The Texas Revolution and the Republic of Texas; Spanish Exploration and Influences in Texas; The Mexican Revolution. There’s a sizable section of fiction by Texas and Southwest authors. And much more…
“CACTUS BOOK SHOP is located in downtown San Angelo in the heart of the historical district at 6 East Concho Avenue. You can call me at 325-659-3788, or contact me via e-mail at cactusbooks@suddenlinkmail.com . Or just come on by--I think you'll be glad you did.” FC |
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Announcing a special new edition of what has been Elmer Kelton’s most elusive book,
LIVING AND WRITING IN WEST TEXAS*
This new 2010 edition, limited to 190 copies, and bound in gold lined cloth, includes the original introduction by Al Lowman, two speeches by Kelton, plus a bonus of four never-before-published illustrations by Tom Lea which were not included in the original edition…………... $95.00

Front cover and title page of the new 2010 limited edition. |
NEW FROM TCU PRESS:
ELMER KELTON: Essays & Memories
Edited by Judy Alter and James Ward Lee
A collection of articles about Kelton by folks who knew him well, including Judy Alter (publisher), Ricky Burke (pastor); Steve Kelton (Elmer’s son); Felton Cochran (friend and bookseller). In addition, several writers and teachers discuss Elmer’s extraordinary body of work: Ruth McAdams, Joyce Roach, James Ward Lee, and Bob J. Frye. It also contains an insightful essay by Kelton, “Elmer Kelton Speaks Out…On The History of the Western Novel.” And lastly, there’s “A Basic Bibliography of Books by Elmer Kelton” provided by Cochran. PRICE = $19.95 Softcover, 160 pp]
SCROLL DOWN FOR MANY MORE KELTON TILES, AND MORE TEXANA
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The Time It Never Rained
reprint, TCU Press
$29.95 hardback |

Long Way To Texas
by Elmer Kelton
writing as Lee McElroy
1976, 1st edition
Doubleday Pub.
$85.00 hardback |

Eyes Of The Hawk
by Elmer Kelton
writing as Lee McElroy
1975, 1st edition
Doubleday Pub.
$85.00 hardback |

The Man Who rode Midnight
1986, 1st edition, Doubleday Pub.
$75.00 |

The Pumpkin Rollers
1996, 1st edition, Forge Press.
$35.00 |

Cloudy In The West
1997, 1st Edition, Forge Press
$30.00 |

Texas Standoff
(Kelton’s last book and the
final book in his Texas Ranger Series.)
$24.99 hardback |
Other Men’s Horses (Kelton’s newest release, Oct. 2009)
$24.99 hardback |

Many A River
$24.95 hardback |

Hard Trail To Follow
$24.95 hardback |

Sandhills Boy:
The Winding Trail of a Texas Writer $23.95 hardback |

Looking Back West, 1972, 1st edition,
SIGNED copies, very limited!
$165.00 hardback |

Dark Thicket
1985, 1st edition,
$75.00 |

Slaughter
1992, 1st edition, Doubleday
$55.00 |

The Wolf and the Buffalo
1980, 1st edition, Doubleday
$85.00 |
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The Pecos Ranchers in the Lincoln County War
By T. Dudley Cramer, 1st edition, softcover
$39.95 |
(Sutton-Taylor)
The Sutton-Taylor Feud by Chuck Parsons
2009, 1st edition, University of North Texas Press.
Limited quantity of signed copies! Hardback = $24.95 |

(Texas Lawmen)
Historic Photos of Texas Lawmen by Mike Cox
2008, 1st edition, Turner Publishing.
Limited quantity of signed copies! Hardback = $39.95 |

"Little Known History of the Texas Big Bend" by Glenn Justice.
2001, revised edition, Rimrock Press. Autographed copies.
Softcover $24.95 |
The Great Frontier by Walter Prescott Webb 1952, 1st edition, Houghton Mifflin Co. Limited suppl;y. Hardback $50.00 |
Fort Concho and the Texas Frontier by J. Evetts Haley
2006, 2nd edition limited to 1,000 copies, West Texas Legacy Press Limited supply. Hardback $40.00 |
Nine Years With The Indians 1870-1879 by Hermann Lehmann. 1927, 1st edition, Von Boeckmann-Jones, Printers. Very Limited. Hardback (also has plain tan dust jacket, not shown) $200.00 |
Pecos River Rock Art: A Photographic Essay by Jim Zintgraff & Solveig A. Turpin. 1991, 1st edition,Sandy McPherson Pub. Limited supply. Hardback $39.95 |
The Espuela Land And Cattle Company (Spur Ranch) by William Curry Holden. 1970, 1st edition, Texas State Historical Ass. Limited supply. Hardback $50.00 |
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-Texas county and regional histories
-Range life (cowboys and ranchers)
-Frontier Military
-Indian Captivity and Depredations
-Texas and Southwest Archeology
-Natural History--Texas and Southwest
-Native American
-Texas Folklore
-Texas Revolution
-Texas Republic Days
-Texas Colonial Days
-Fiction by Texas and Southwest Authors
-Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution
-Women of the West
-Railroads
-Hunter's Frontier Times Magazines
-Wetern Exoloration
-Spanish Exploration and Influence in
Texas/Southwest
-Westerner biographies
-Petroleum History
-Western Magazines (True West, Old West, etc.)
-Texas Rangers
-Lawmen and Outlaws |
Sensational Texas Manhunt: Gregorio Cortez
by C.L. Patterson. 1st edition, 1939. Limited
supply. Softcover $35.00 |
Three Years Among The Comanches
by Nelson Lee. 1957, OU Press edition.
Limited supply. Hardback $25.00 |

Yesteryear in Ozona and Crockett County by V.I Pearce. 1980, 1st edition (editing by Elmer Kelton) limited supply. Hardback = $85.00
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Texas Folk Medicine: 1,033 Cures, Remedies,
Preventives & Health Practices
by John Q. Anderson.1st edition, 1970,
Encino Press. Limited supply. Hardback $19.95
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