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He was a mustanger, naval officer, historian, artist, but above all, a horseman. A steady contributor to The Western Horseman magazine, his handy hints and historical articles provided help, guidance, and informative, entertaining reading to more than three generations of readers. Randy’s lifelong, scholarly search for knowledge added substance to the bare outline of history. His definitive writing on western lore and history ranged from the horse equipment of the Plains Indians to his exhaustive treatment of the Civil War soldier, and earned him national recognition and distinct6ive awards. Shortly before his death in 1977, he was honored with the American Exemplar Award. The citation read in part: “Speaking eloquently through pen, brush, and clay, he preserves for future generation the spirit of the Old West…”
More than 140 pages of helpful hints in one handy reference.
Paperback, 142pp - 8 x 10 ˝ |
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