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    • Published by New York Posse Brand Book, New York, 1970

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      Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Very good. 1st Edition. Pages 25 - 48. Also contains: The Westwander Tools; Why I Stole That Star, by Malcolm P. Decker; and A Chinese-American Reflects on "The American Way", by G. H. Wang. Very good, wrappers. (167).

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      Published by St Joseph Museum, St Joseph, 1959

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      Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Article of 11pps on the pony express (Bartlett Roder), essay on Johnny Fry, Sacramento and gold, and Mrs. Kingston's confession, magazine format, 32pps, illustrated, centennial issue St. Joseph 1860-1959. VG.

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      Published by St. Joseph Museum, St. Joseph, MO, 1961

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      Pamphlet. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 19 pages. Museum Graphic, Spring 1962, Volume XIII, No. 2. Left St. Joe, Tuesday, May 27th, 1862, and recorded her experiences on the Central Overland Trail by covered wagon on her way to Denver. Interesting. Fine, wrappers. (147, C-19).