Product Description: In the title story of this Western Trio, the Ranch of the Four Winds, owned by Sir John Moss, promotes peace and justice in the wild country surrounding it. Outlaws and lawmen alike come to visit and hang their weapons on pegs whilst there...read more

Product Description: The feud between the Rutledges and the Bannings began during the Civil War...And continued bitter and deep-rooted into the 80's when young Bob Rutledge left the bullet-laced Texas Range - for the fresh grasslands of Montana... But the lawless Bannings also sought new graze and followed hot on his trail...read more

Product Description: "Don Of The Black Serape" tells the story of Steve Doyle, a young American who served for a time in Pancho Villa's gringo battalion before joining the A.E.F. in Europe. The infamous 'don' is an old man who wields political power in his district...read more

Product Description: Known as "The King of the Westerns," "The Cowboy Author," and "The King of the Pulps," Walt Coburn ruled the roost for decades when it came to Western fiction. His work appeared in virtually every important Western magazine and became the standard by which other Western fiction was judged...read more

Product Description: This exciting volume collects three of Walt Coburn's finest short novels, two of which have been made into classic Western movies. "Rusty Rides Alone," a thrilling tale of a brutal range war, became the film of the same name, starring Tim McCoy...read more

In "Ride 'Im Cowboy" Tom Rawlins finds his identity papers gone, necessary for him to claim the inheritance of the Cross P Ranch in Arizona. He then witnesses a train robbery and finds himself accused of participating. Now there is another man who claims to be Tom Rawlins. "The Sun Dance Kid" tells of how while down and out in northern Mexico, Jimmy Jones holds up Three Card Spencer at his gambling hall and makes his escape, only to be surrounded by revolutionaries led by General Torres. A fortune was hidden in "Riders of Fortune" by the revolutionary leader, Don Francisco Pallacio, who divided a map to its whereabouts among his five top lieutenants. Crill Sadler has been able to assemble parts of the map. But now the remaining lieutenants have united against him.

Product Description: "Riders Of The Purple" concerns the Rafter T Ranch, and the Bar L Ranch. These two co-operated for twenty years before Jim Bartlet of the Two Bar managed to split the ranches into feuding factions before a bitter winter added disaster upon disaster...read more

Product Description: "Don Of The Black Serape" tells the story of Steve Doyle, a young American who served for a time in Pancho Villa's gringo battalion before joining the A.E.F. in Europe. The infamous 'don' is an old man who wields political power in his district...read more

Product Description: Three Western tales, in which a disinherited son goes on the run; a fraudulent prophet leads his flock astray; and an apparent outlaw is saved by an unlikely rescuer.

Book by Coburn, Walt

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Product Description: Three of Walt Coburn's finest Western short novels appear here in book form for the first time. "Riders of the Purple" concerns two ranches that have worked together and co-operated for twenty years before someone else managed to split them into feuding factions, just preceding the bitter winter of 1886 that swept the cow country in Montana Territory and added disaster to the range feud...read more

Contains 'Broken Wings,' in which Capt. Stuart MacLane is forced by vicious kidnappers to steal a million dollars in gold, and 'Wanted Men,' in which an orphan, after helping a wanted man escape a certain death, searches for someone he can trust.

Contains 'Broken Wings,' in which Capt. Stuart MacLane is forced by vicious kidnappers to steal a million dollars in gold, and 'Wanted Men,' in which an orphan, after helping a wanted man escape a certain death, searches for someone he can trust. Reprint.

Product Description: It just didn't figure. Young Boone was decent and square. Yet the man he called "father," Jawbone Smith, was a drunken, conniving horse thief. Then one day Boone learned that Jawbone wasn't really his dad, and that raised a different sort of problem - now Boone had to know, who was he? Breaking away from his outlaw apprenticeship with Jawbone was tough enough, but not half as dangerous as making the townspeople accept him as a decent citizen...read more

Written by Walt Coburn. Pablo Guerrero was the most feared outlaw bandito on the Arizona border. So, when panniless cowman Pat Roper found himself gifted with Pablo's huge Two Block range after saving the bandit's life, he couldn't figure whether this was lucky or unlucky. The adjoining ranch belonged to Wig Murphy and as he and Pablo were enemies, Pat could be in for trouble ...

Product Description: Galt Magrath was only a younker when a grizzled old cowpuncher called Hipshot rode up with the news that his father, Preacher Sam Magrath, had been bushwhacked by rustlers. With Preacher Sam's Bible in one hand and a gun in the other, Galt roamed the Southwest with Hipshot, seeking to avenge his father's murder...read more

After his father had been targeted and killed by the law enforcers of his religious sect for acting in defiance of their rules, cattleman Bryce Bradford knows that the same fate could await him in the rangelands of Montana.

Product Description: Bass Slocum was 21 when he learned that his real father had been a notorious outlaw -- long since dead at the hands of the Texas Rangers. Then a drunken stranger challenged Bass in a border town, and it was shoot first or die. Now Bass was an outlaw with a price on his head -- like his father before him...read more