Steve Gabany: 240 books

"THE WOLF HUNTERS" is a plausible and adventurous story of three discharged soldiers who, in the early days, rigged out an outfit and pushed onto the buffalo plains to take pelts for the market. Except for the phenomenal shooting of Wild Bill Hickok, which very few people who know something...

"Dave Porter Series, Vols 1-3," contains the first three novels in Edward Stratemeyer's "Dave Porter Series," all of which were published right around the turn of the century. Each is a complete, unabridged, version, and contain all of the original illustrations, rejuvenated. The...

This fourth book in the "Dave Porter Series," was published in 1908. Dave is still at his well-liked boarding-school, Oak Hall, with his lively comrades, who rejoice with him that he not only has discovered his parentage, but has a father and sister living, though unaware of his existence....

This is the second set of Dave Porter Series books. All three books included are the original ones, complete, unabridged, and include all of the original illustrations, rejuvenated. The fourth, fifth and sixth books in the Dave Porter Series were all published just after the turn of the 20th century....

Published in 1907 by Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, "Dave Porter's Return to School" is the third volume in the "Dave Porter" Series. In this novel, the scene shifts back to Oak Hall, and Dave again becomes a student and the center of as interesting a group of schoolboys as it is...

This late Victorian picture book of children’s poetry presents a bright and cheery view of London at the height of its imperial glory. This edition of the book contains all 56 original full-color illustrations, rejuvenated. Felix Leigh, who wrote the verses, was a prolific writer whose...

One of the world's most beloved characters is Peter Rabbit, by Beatrix Potter. Of Mrs. Rabbit's four children, Peter is the naughty, and he just barely escapes harrowing experiences. The Tale of Peter Rabbit was first published commercially in 1902, although Potter published 250 copies privately in...

Born on January 19, 1807 in Stratford, Virginia to "Light Horse Harry Lee," Robert E. Lee came to military prominence during the U.S. Civil War, commanding his home state's armed forces and becoming general-in-chief of the Confederate forces towards the end of the conflict. Though the Union...

This is the only original and accurate version of Franklin's autobiography. Shortly after it was published, family, strangers, and friends edited it, making hundreds and hundreds of changes. It was also translated into many other languages with little regard for what Franklin had actually written. Frank...

This is an address William Pinkerton made at the International Chiefs of Police Convention in 1907. In printed form, the book would be about 86 pages. In it, Pinkerton discusses numerous outlaws of the Old West, particularly those who robbed trains, since that's where the Pinkerton Detective Agency...

Edmund Tuttle was Post-Chaplain at Fort Russell, in the Wyoming Territory for three years during the early 1870s. As well, he spent many years among the Native American trives of Western New York. As a result, Tuttle had the opportunity to observe and interact personally with a variety of Native Americans. Tuttle...

Charles Angelo Siringo (February 7, 1855—October 18, 1928), was an American lawman, detective, and agent for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency during the late 19th century and early 20th century. Siringo was born in Matagorda County, Texas to an Irish immigrant mother and an Italian...

Toward the end of 1864, in response to attacks by Native Americans on white settlers, Christopher "Kit" Carson was ordered to take 13 officers and 246 enlisted men to attack the Comanche and Kiowa tribes, believed to be spending the winter on the south side of the Canadian River. This is...

This is the complete, unabrigded collection of Alfred Lewis' five Wolfville novels -- Wolfville, Wolfville Days, Wolfnights, Wolfville Folks, and Faro Nell and Her Friends. It is widely believed that Lewis patterned Wolfville after the real town of Tombstone, Arizona. Written in the early 1900s, Lewis...