New York: Knopf, 1953. Octavo, 279 pp. Printed boards, top edges yellow. Slight remains of a label on rear pastedown; slight rubbing to spine tips and outer corners; light yellowing to endpapers and page edges; else a VG tight copy, no owner names. The dust jacket has chips to spine tips and outer corners; rubbing to spine and flap folds; partial splits to flap folds; three digit ink number on spine; just good, flap price intact. Basis of the 1953 film "Arrowhead".

Toronto: Musson, c1928. Early Canadian printing, but not the first. Orange cloth stamped in black, plain endpapers. Yellowing a foxing to page edges, yellowing to endpapers, else fine. Jacket has very small chips to spine ends and outer corners, VG+ otherwise, flap price intact. A nice vintage copy of this western novel.

Toronto Star. Star Weekly complete novel for May 10, 1941. 38.5 x 27 cm. pp 16, stapled, printed in four columns on newsprint, colour illustration on first page. Horizontal fold; paper a bit yellowed; short tear to spine edge; else a VG+ copy of a very scarce and fragile piece. First published in Argosy magazine Vol. 305 No. 2 - Vol. 305 No. 6, serialized in five parts, January 25, 1941 - February 22, 1941.

Toronto: Musson, 1945. Green cloth. Small creases at head of spine, narrow band of light sunning to bottom margin of front cover, two small ink cross-outs in corner of front free endpaper, light yellowing to page edges, else fine. Dust jacket has nicks, rubbing, and small chip at head of spine, light rubbing to front spine and flap folds, creased nick and small corner chip to upper outer corner of front panel; in all, a VG attractive example. Much less common than the 1943 Harper first.

Toronto Star, 1966. 36 cm, pp 12, triple columns, printed on newsprint. Paper toned, a few edge nicks, VG, not folded. Star Weekly Novel of 12 Feb., 1966. "First Publication Anywhere". This newspaper supplement now scarce. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping rate may be reduced.

New York: Julian Messner, 1935. Yellow-orange cloth. Yellowing to page edges, else fine and bright, no owner names. Dust jacket has long creased tears to upper inner corner of front panel; corner chips to spine ends; shallow chips and tears along top edge of rear panel; short tears to front flap fold; in all, good, but colours bright, still attractive in appearance. Colorado author. Western fiction, uncommon in this original edition with jacket.