The Three Mustangeers

WILL JAMES

Publication: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1933, New York

First edition. Bright green cloth, titles stamped in gilt on the front cover and spine with horse drawing and his name in black on the front cover, xii [2], 338 pp., preface, frontispiece, illustrated by the author. Fine bright copy in dust jacket a bit dull at the spine and lightly soiled on the rear cover. A story of three cowboy partners who catch wild horses for a living and reduce the overstocking of the range at the same time. Andy, Stub, and Hugh rope and wrangle their way into all sorts of adventures ... and some trouble too! Old habits die hard for riders with outlaw ways, and when a range superintendent hires them to round up the orneriest mustangs in the country, they find a way to pad the numbers. With the money from the job, the mustangers start an honest ranch, but an irritable cattleman crowds their turf ... that is, until they set him straight with some tricks of their own. An attractive copy.

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