The book tells of the adventures of the title character and his brother as they go canoeing in mexico. Zane grey is widely and justifiably considered the father of the western, as he published nearly one hundred books, most of them novels of the american. Complete set of zane grey hardcover books, some have a. My recommendation is to select less than five core values to focus onif everything is a core value, then nothing is really a priority. Zane grey walter black editions there are 75 titles in this series. Without dust jackets, most first editions are worth substantially less. The heritage of the desert by zane grey, paperback. With his veracity and emotional intensity, he connected with millions of readers worldwide, during peacetime and war, and inspired many western writers who followed him. Zane grey is the bestknown author of western cowboy and other adventure stories. Inspired by the life and adventures of the authors greatgreat grandmother, betty zane tells the story of the last battle of the american revolution, in which the heroine was a young, spunky, and beautiful frontier girl named betty zane.
Before selling direct to a dealer, you may want to consider contacting the various book auction houses that i had mentioned in your other question. To gain a better understanding of the values of these books, we recommend that you contact one of our member book dealers. Set in stunning westerndesert landscape, described as only grey could do it. Zane grey 18721939 was an american author best known for his popular adventure novels and stories that were a basis for the western genre in literature and the arts. I had only read one other zane grey novel, namely riders of the purple sage which i enjoyed. He was a very prolific author and one of the first authors to become a millionaire. Grey published a total of 85 books popular adventure novels that idealized the western frontier. Unfollow zane grey signed book to stop getting updates on your ebay feed. Zane grey was one of the prominent authors of america who used to write his novels based on the western fiction genre. Zane greys stories of the west comic books for sale. Today, zane grey is being reissued in hard back by five star westerns in editions based on his holographic manuscripts and so far there are 17 of them.
Riders of the purple sage was his bestselling book. I always love having an appraiser look at my stuff. Zane died on october 23, 1939 at the age of 67 in altadena, california. On average, how much are antique, hardbacked, zane grey. Below is a list of core values commonly used by leadership institutes and programs. Sometimes its turned out to be surprisingly valuable. Jun 17, 2011 complete set of zane grey hardcover books, some have a little water damage answered by a verified antique expert we use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our website. Spine straight, binding tight, pages toned, unmarked. I have a complete set of zane grey books 75 total, published by walter black although i cannot find a date. This book distinguishes between two types of frontiersmen, the pioneers and the border men. Title title genre genre date oldest date newest betty zane and to the last man. Loren grey son of zane grey and betty zane grosso daughter of zane grey.
This list is not exhaustive, but it will give you an idea of some common core values also called personal values. This book written in 1927 falls in to that category. Zane grey was born on january 31, 1872, in zanesville, ohio. Most of these books have little value, but the last thirteen in the list below are substantially rarer and command higher values. Zane grey had a strong attachment to arizona, setting 24 of his 56 western novels within its borders. Books by grey, zane sorted by popularity project gutenberg. Zane grey died on 23 october 1939 at home in altadena, california, and now rests in the union cemetery of lackawaxen, pike county, pennsylvania, dolly beside him. Wild horse mesa the hash knife outfit the thundering heard riders of the purple sage hardback by. Considered one of zane greys best novels, the vanishing american was originally published in serialized form in the ladies home journal in 1922. This is the most recognized title of all the novels that zane grey wrote. His passion for the american west was aroused in 1907 when grey toured the west with buffalo jones, a noted hunter and adventurer. The heritage of the desert by zane grey, paperback barnes. First book edition, presentation copy, of this western romance set in northern california, the basis for the film adaptations starring jack holt and buster crabbe, inscribed to zane grey s novelist son, with whom he had a fraught relationship.
Zane grey rare books and first editions at bauman rare books. As with any collectible, the value is often in the eye of the beholder. Pearl zane grey january 31, 1872 october 23, 1939 was an american author best known for his popular adventure novels and stories that presented an idealized image of the american frontier. Needed to read description which said there were only 12 books. By continuing to use this site you consent to the use of cookies on your device as described in our cookie policy unless you have disabled them. Zane greys first trilogy betty zane, the last trail, and the spirit of the border together in one volume.
Zane grey books 19001949 publication year for sale in stock ebay. See more ideas about zane grey, books and the fosters. This is a list of the complete set of zane grey books issued by walter j. His fiction spanned the decades from the revolutionary war, as in the biographical betty zane, to the turmoilfilled years of the civil war and the postwar period of. Riders of the purple sage 1912 was his bestselling book. She meant to do so much more for her people than she had done. Forlorn river by zane grey meet your next favorite book. Born in 1875, zane grey was raised in zanesville, ohio, a town founded by his mothers family.
Top 10 books by zane grey best book recommendations, best. Zane grey writer of western novels lived in payson, az. Original copies of betty zane can easily exceed a thousand. First book edition, presentation copy, of this western romance set in northern california, the basis for the film adaptations starring jack holt and buster crabbe, inscribed to zane greys novelist son, with whom he had a fraught relationship.
The gunfighter, script by gaylord du bois adaptation and zane grey novel, art by albert micale. Over one hundred films, television episodes, and program series, including dick. Disclaimer on book values the zgws is has received many requests concerning the value of walter j. Zane grey novels hardcover set of 14 vintage books walter j. The last trail by zane grey is a good example of american literature written in the early part of the last century. A very distinctive look to this series magazine advertisement, circa early 1950s. Traditions and family values play a large part in daily life.
Death valley natural wonders of the west article by gaylord du bois. First editions with dust jackets can command prices up to several hundred dollars. Complete set of zane grey hardcover books, some have a little. Ken ward in the jungle is a western novel written by zane grey.
Zane grey was a prolific american writer of historical and western novels. Set of 25 hardcover zane grey books from 1960 zane grey on. The first novel from the legendary zane grey is available once again. Zane grey zane grey is widely and justifiably considered the father of the western, as he published nearly one hundred books, most of them novels of the american frontier. Apr 29, 20 hello again, it is nora, i answered your question about the zane grey 1912 first edition book. Zane grey bibliography and price guide browsers bookstore.
Betty zane, the last trail, the spirit of the border. He was born as pearl zane gray on january 31, 1872 in zanesville, ohio, united states. A complete set of 1st editions by harpers including the fishing and outdoor books would bring several thousands of dollars i am sure. They are in perfect condition and have never been read. One of zane greys earlier and most popular western novels, the heritage of the desert presents nonstop western cowboy action on the struggle between two men, hare and holderness, for the affection of rancher naabs adopted daughter, mescal, as well as for land and water rights. Zane grey 18721939, american author wrote riders of the purple sage 1912.
Vanishing american by zane grey, first edition abebooks. Robbers roost, desert heritage, shepherd of guadaloupe, and war comes to the big bend. Apr 26, 2017 values of zane grey books are difficult to determine. Zane grey booksfirst edition booksidentification guide. The first 60 titles are fairly common, however the final 15 titles are scarce and can be difficult to locate. For ease of use, this list is arranged alphabetically. Their only hope is heroic betty zane, who must run the gauntlet to retrieve the last keg of gunpowder. He was best known for his popular adventure novels and stories that presented an idealized image of the american frontier. Zane grey 18721939 was an american author of western adventure novels and short stories. Hello again, it is nora, i answered your question about the zane grey 1912 first edition book. Grey was an avid fisherman and wrote a lot about fishing.
Jan 16, 2014 this is a list of the complete set of zane grey books issued by walter j. New listing zane grey tales of lonely trails 1923 1st edition rare dust jacket, signed photo. The books received matched what was described, but stating 25 books when there were only 12 in the fine print is just wrong. This series will probably look familiar to most zane grey fans. Considered one of zane grey s best novels, the vanishing american was originally published in serialized form in the ladies home journal in 1922. Popular zane grey books meet your next favorite book. He also maintained a cabin retreat under the tonto rim.
Zane grey, in my experience with only two books does the unthinkable in inserting a sensitive romance in to his novels. Pearl zane grey was an american author best known for his popular adventure novels and stories that were a basis for the western genre in literature and the arts. Pearl zane grey january 31, 1872 october 23, 1939 was an american author and dentist best known for his popular adventure novels and stories associated with the western genre in literature and the arts. Values of zane grey books are difficult to determine. Complete set of zane grey hardcover books, some have a little water damage answered by a verified antique expert we use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our website. With his veracity and emotional intensity, he connected with millions of readers worldwide. Young buck duane has his fathers talent with a gun, kills a man who draws on him, and flees to ride the outlaw trail as a loner, with his hands clean of evil. Fort henry is besieged by british rangers and shawnee indians, and a small group of settlers must make their valiant stand in one of the last battles of the american revolution. Most westerns involve a good guy, a bad guy, a pretty woman and a shootout. This box set includes four zane grey classics in paperback at a great value price. Riders of the purple sage and the sequel the rainbow trail.
Still hoping to uphold the values of the confederacy, latch sets his sights on the wealth of. First book edition, presentation copy, of this western romance set in northern california, the basis for. Considered the father of the adult western, zane grey 18721939 was a prolific american writer and the pioneer of the western literary genre. The great depression had little effect on grey s career. A western storya classic story of imperiled love on the western frontiers of nineteenthcentury america. He produced over 100 books, and for each year from 1915 to 1924, a new zane grey title made the bestseller list. Great deals on zane grey books 19001949 publication year. Jane prayed that the tranquility and sweetness of her life would not be permanently disrupted. What is complete hardback set of zane grey books worth. It is available in paperback, hardcover, ebook and audio cd. Riders of the purple sage 1912 was his bestselling book in addition to the commercial success of his printed works, his books have had second.
With an active table of contents, you are certain to enjoy hours of reading pleasure by purchasing this collection vs. Riders of the purple sage was the first of zane grey s many bestsellers. In this story a young woman tried to fight off cattle rustlers who threaten her ranch. Produced in the 1960s, they were bound in red and tan cloth and originally came in a rice paper cover. Zane grey bibliography and price guide january 16, 2014. The last trail zane grey audiobook and ebook all you. Once a scout with the us army, he was familiar with both the hardships and rewards of pioneer life. The critically acclaimed riders of the purple sage 1912 has become one of the bestselling and most popular books of all time.
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