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Texas Oil & Gas Since 1543 by C. A. Warner LIMITED EDITION ART PRINT - "Pondering Goose Creek - Winter, 1916"
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The most comprehensive & sought-after history of the petroleum industry in Texas, back in print after over 65 years with previously unpublished material added. Hardcover in striking black dust jacket. 512 pages.
"Pondering Goose Creek - Winter, 1916"
LIMITED EDITION ART PRINT - 254 hand-numbered copies.
18"x24" Giclee art print on old-world style heavyweight cold pressed watercolor paper.
A Man From Corpus Christi by Dr. A. C. Peirce LIMITED EDITION ART PRINT - "The Forest That Man Made - Burkburnett Field - 1918"
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A Man from Corpus Christi

The true adventures of a Yankee doctor and his Texan guide hunting birds in South Texas in the late 19th century with the world's most apathetic hunting dog. A hilarious and historically valuable narrative that's been out of print since 1894. Hardcover in dust jacket. 192 pages.
"The Forest That Man Made -
Burkburnett Field - 1918"
LIMITED EDITION ART PRINT - 254 hand-numbered copies.
18"x24" Giclee art print on old-world style heavyweight cold-pressed watercolor paper.
LIMITED EDITION - Letters from the Carnival of Death: Correspondence from Three of Terry's Texas Rangers LIMITED EDITION - Doctorin' Oil Field Trash: Roughnecks & Rougher Women... by G. P. Stoker
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Terry's Texas Rangers

Slipcased, Limited Edition of 254 hand-numbered copies. A compilation of letters from 3 of Terry's Texas Rangers, written from various Confederate posts back home to Hill's Prairie near Bastrop. The letters convey the sorrow, pride, misery and confusion that weighed heavily on the hearts of brave and dutiful soldiers. 150 pages.
Slipcased, Limited Edition of 254 hand-numbered copies. Doctorin' Oil Field Trash: Roughnecks and Rougher Women from Spindletop to Saratoga by G. P. Stoker. The memoirs of a Texas doctor who patched up the riff-raff at Spindletop, Batson Prairie and Saratoga at the turn of the 20th century. 128 pages.