Smoky the Cowhorse, Will James, Signed

JAMES, WILL. Smoky, the Cowhorse. New York, London: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1926. Stated First Edition, but 4th printing. 8vo. Green cloth with black-stamped title, brown horse head. Illustrated by t

Heading: Author: James, Will Title: Smoky, the Cow Horse Place Published: New York Publisher:Charles Scribner's Sons Date Published: 1926 Description: xi, [3], 310 pp. With

For your consideration is the book "Smoky, The Cowhorse" written and illustrated by Will James. This book is copyright 1926, 1929 by Charles Scriber's Sons and published by Grosset & Dunlap, New York.

Title: Smoky the Cowhorse. Printed on hand laid paper. Author: Will James. Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons: New York and London. Year: 1927

Smoky The Cow Horse by Will James, illustrated by the author. New York, 1929, Charles Scribner's Sons. First Illustrated Edition (Listing Only the Author's 5 Previous Books Opposite the Title Page. Bl

Heading: Author: James, Will Title: Smoky: The Cow Horse Place Published: [New York] Publisher:[Charles Scribner's Sons] Date Published: [1929] Description: x, 263 + [1] ad pp.

Lone Cowboy by Will James. Signed inside front cover. 1930 with RARE dust jacket unclipped. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York and London. 431 pp. Illustrated. Measures 8.5 in. x 6 in. x 1.5 in. From a

1929 Smoky by Will James, 9.5in by 7.5in

A lot of two American Silver gelatin photo prints for horse actors. The first: Fox Film presents Will James Smoky with Victor Jory and Irene Bentley; marked in the print, Made in U.S.A.; inscribed, 12

"Will James," portrait, 24" x 14", signed lower right, -562537-E

Will James Illustration and Eight Books Lot includes a charcoal on paper illustration titled Evening Shadows (1934). Also included are eight books by James (Smoky, Lone Cowboy, In the Saddle

"The American Cowboy", 5" x 3 1/2" which appears to be a study for the title page illustration in "Home Ranch", 1935. Bronco Buster, 5" x 5" pencil on fabric, signed and dated 1930

Displays are assembled AFTER payment is received, picture is a mock up of finished product. Displays are not framed, and can be framed for a cost. Framed items will state they are framed in the name o

Lot of 3. 1) Smoky. 1929. Hardcover. Illustrated by the author. 263pp. with color illustrations. Spine bent. Wear to boards. Toning to pages. 2) Cowboys North and South. 1924. Author's first book. Inc

1932 1932 pencil on cloth signed, dated and inscribed lower left, "To Cecil De Mille / Will James / '32" 11 1/2 x 15 inches sight

James Weeks Musicians c. 1975charcoal and oil on masonite 18 h × 20.25 w in (46 × 51 cm) Signed to verso 'James Weeks'. This work will ship from Rago in

Two early Cowboy dolls, possibly c 1920 of a man and a woman with the huge cowboy hats reminiscent of Will James' illustrations in the likes of "Smoky". Both about 10" tall with "woolies". Each with a

Lot (3) pieces of artwork including oil on canvas, sanitation workers (20" x 24", as found, signed illegibly LLC, label verso reads "Will James, Pryor, Momt."), oil on artist board, self portrait, wri

Beautiful Piece from James Johnson Studio Pottery. DimensionsHeight: 6-6.5 in.Length: 9.5 in.Width: 3 in.Approximately. Shipping Options: Notable Auctions will offer optional in-house ship

James Lechay Blue Composition with Pink and Yellow gouache on paper 20.875 w × 24.875 d in (53 × 63 cm) Signed to lower right 'James Lechay'. This work will ship from

James Lechay Beach gouache on paper sight: 14.5 h x 21.5 w in (37 x 55 cm) Signed to lower left 'James Lechay'. This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.

James Lechay Circles watercolor and charcoal on paper 9.875 h × 12.125 w in (25 × 31 cm) Signed to lower right 'James Lechay'. This work will ship from Rago in

James Carlin Downtown Shopping Newark watercolor on paper sight: 21.375 h x 15.875 w in (54 x 40 cm) Signed to lower left 'James Carlin'. This work will ship from Chicago, Illino

MADISON, JAMES. Autograph Letter Signed, to Representative Stephen Van Rensselaer ("Dear Sir"), expressing appreciation on the part of the public for his survey work and expecting that it will prove u