A group of 4 related pieces – The American West.
(1) Louis L'Amour Typed Letter Signed, February 9, 1974, to Roger Harris on His "Greatest Satisfaction" and the Sackett Saga, with a Photograph Inscribed to Jim Wiggins.
Typed letter signed in red "Louis L'Amour", Los Angeles, February 9, 1974, to Roger Harris, sending a signed "Remington envelope" and answering his question: "the greatest satisfaction has come from fan mail: letters from old timers who tell me 'that was the way it was'... I have started to tell the story of the frontier in America through the eyes of three families... My next book after THE CALIFORNIOS... will bring the first of the Sacketts over from England to America in 1599." With a black and white photograph inscribed in blue ink "To Jim Wiggins – all the best, Louis L'Amour". Condition: folds.
(2) Clarence E. Mulford Signed Photograph, "Cordially", Creator of Hopalong Cassidy.
Sepia photograph of Clarence E. Mulford, signed "Cordially, Clarence E. Mulford". Condition: light wear.
(3) A. B. Guthrie Jr. Signed Photograph, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author of "The Way West".
Black and white photograph of A. B. Guthrie Jr. in cap and vest, signed across the top. Guthrie won the Pulitzer Prize for "The Way West" and wrote the screenplay of "Shane". Condition: clean.
(4) Frank Bonham Signed and Inscribed Card to Louis Mandel, Author of "Durango Street".
Card inscribed "To Louis Mandel, Sincere good wishes, Frank Bonham" in ink. Bonham wrote Westerns and the pioneering young-adult novel "Durango Street" (1965). Louis Mandel is the same collector as the Isaac Bashevis Singer inscription. Condition: clean.
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