Six-Gun And A Horse - 7 Western Shorts Vol 1

PERIL PRESS presents:

Collier’s, December 7 1929
SENTENCED TO SWING
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by J.W. Scott
A Short Short Story complete on this page
“I don't want any trouble with you boys,” said MacGinnis. “But if it's trouble you want, I've come prepared.” “Yeah—I observed you so done,” sighed Duffy
1100 Words

Collier’s, May 26 1930
ONE CHARGE OF POWDER
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Harry Davis
A Short Short Story complete on this page
Crutcher could have dropped old Shad from the doorway. But his partner, George Culp, dropped the tin box and leaped for the door
1200 Words

Collier’s, November 8 1930
HORSE LAUGH
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Paul Brown
A Short Short Story complete on this page
The race swung to the turn and two horses pulled out of the four. For once in his life Catsnap was on the rail!
1300 Words

Collier’s, August 1 1931
A HORSE FOR SALE
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by John Gannam
A Short Short Story complete on this page
“You think you recognize that horse as from somewhere else?” Sheriff Crabtree asked
1200 Words

Collier’s, October 24 1931
SIX-GUN GRADUATE
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Matt Clark
A Short Short Story complete on this page
“You work pretty good,” Bill admitted, when Johnny saddled to go down after his man
1100 Words

Collier’s, April 9 1932
EYES OF DOOM
by Lyman Bryson and Alan LeMay
Illustrated by E. F. Ward
A Short Short Story complete on this page
Undoubtedly it was Grogan's intention to come down off that wagon fighting
1200 Words

Collier’s, June 18 1932
A GIRL IS LIKE A COLT
by Alan LeMay
Illustrated by Arthur D. Fuller
A Short Short Story complete on this page
“She wants me to forgive her,” said Hunt, as if speaking of a miracle. “Chalmers is out, and I'm ace high again”
1100 Words

This edition includes the illustrations to all 7 story in addition to a Gallery of 40+ cartoons and ads.