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The Ranger and the Green Derby: Historical Western (Clason Westerns)
Dick Clason Manufacturer: Pine Orchard ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback  Old West
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ASIN: 1930580479 |
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WESTERN / TEXAS HISTORY / LAW ENFORCEMENT.Based on the historic Battle of Lost Valley in Texas, the story captures the early Western times with suspense, adventure, and justice.Some no-good outlaws and cattle rustlers set up an ambush to wipe out the Texas Rangers and cowboy Clay Strong.
The leader of the outlaws, Ike McGrath, told his gang he wore a green derby because the green stands for his Irish blood and the red feather in it for his Kiowa blood . . . and no one lives laughing at his hat. That's why it was common to hear him say: "I guess today is killing day around here." And many times, it was.
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The Deputy and the Devil's Eye: Sequel to The Ranger and the Green Derby (Clason Westerns)
Dick Clason Manufacturer: Pine Orchard ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback Old West
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ASIN: 1930580517 |
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WESTERN / MYSTERY / LAW ENFORCEMENT. Being accused of the double murder did not settle well with cowboy Clay Strong. Although he and his Indian partner rode into Dakota Territory to find gold, he soon found himself replacing the murdered deputy to help track down a ruthless serial killer. His efforts, however, were constantly being disrupted with suspicion, vigilantes, and prejudice as the Devil's Eye looked on . . .Books: