Publication: World Press, 1961, Denver
First edition. Cloth, viii [2], 200pp., Foreword, illustrated, Bibliography. Six Guns 2095 says, "Writing of the death of Curly Bill Brocius, the author says that the Cattlemen's Association offered a thousand dollars for Curly Bill dead or alive and that Earp used this reward "to buy fresh mounts and provisions for his men." There is no record that any such reward was paid, and no proof that Curly Bill was killed at that time." A good effort by the author to bring us the facts about the border ruffian, Dave Rudabaugh. Fine in fine dust jacket. A rare book, in that it is NOT signed by Father Stanley.
Inventory Number: 54642