End Of The Gun 1955 M-3014 Perma Books H.A. DeRosso Vintage Paperback ~ GOOD

Description: For your Consideration Many are from local Estate Sales / Thrift stores / Down-sizing / Moving sales. Pre-Owned items have been used to varying degrees & will have signs of this use. Elastic loses it's stretch with age and Vintage Dolls may have loose stringing or need restringing. Please ask questions and review all pictures before bidding. The pictures are part of the description. Non-smoking home, but items may have originally been from smoking homes. Please ask questions and review all pictures before bidding. The pictures are part of the description. Calculated shipping items will have a $1.00 handling charge to cover materials, time and transportation costs involved in shipping. If you are in doubt that the item is as described please Do Not Bid On It. 1955 Permabook M-3014 End Of The Gun by H. A. DeRosso6 and 1/2 inch by 4 and 1/4 inch vintage paperback book of 151 numbered pages. Pages are toned. Good condition, slight wear, slight edge wear. Short slight crease at mid-spine on front cover, and top back cover corner. Permabook edition published August 1955.When he came out of the pen, Steve Britton swore he’d never use his gun again. He went straight, took two partners and set up as a mustanger. Hard, clean work.But Britton hadn't counted on the men of the Chain Link spread. They hanged one of his partners, bribed the other. They stole his girl and ruined his setup. Steve Britton had no choice. He was through being pushed around.Now his enemies would have to meet him at the end of a gun... Henry Andrew DeRosso began producing Western short stories while a high-school student, making his first professional sale to Street & Smith's Western Story Magazine in 1941. Health issues prevented military service during World War II, so he was able to write tales for Western Story and other pulps during this period, along with farm work and working as a mail carrier. By the end of the war he was able to devote his full time to writing. Between 1940 and 1960 he published around 200 Western short stories and short novels in various pulp magazines. Nearly all his tales are set in the stark, desolate wastes of the Southwest and became known for their dark and compelling visions of the night side of life and their austere realism. He also wrote six Western novels, including .44 (1953) and End of the Gun (1955). He died on October 14, 1960.Shipping This item will be shipped for a flat charge of $6.00 by USPS Media Mail to any United States Destination. International Bidders will be charged under eBay's International Shipping Program and will be charged when they complete the check-out process. Thanks for your interest!Some cowboys have too much tumbleweed in their blood to settle down. Ken Alstad

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Location: Milner, Georgia

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