Land of Death - 4 Western Pulp Tales!

PERIL PRESS presents:

Texas Rangers, April 1951
WE SHAPED THE LAND WITH OUR GUNS
by Louis L’Amour
Get out or die, was the order—but Rye Tyler and his partner stayed!
8000 Words

New Western, April 1947
DEATH SONG OF THE SOMBRERO
by Louis L'Amour
“Never,” Stretch Magoon said, “argue with a red-headed girl named for a burro!”
Not all the magic of Stretch Magoon's famous .45's, nor all his adamant determination could make one single impression on that beautiful, maddening god-daughter of mule, named Kelly Jarvis!
4700 Words

The Rio Kid Western, May 1952
THE CACTUS KID PAYS A DEBT
by Louis L’Amour
Drawn into a cutthroat game, he does some plain and fancy dealing on his own account
He tries some fancy dealing in a cutthroat game!
4900 Words

Texas Rangers, March 1947
JACKSON OF HORNTOWN
by Louis L’Amour
as Jim Mayo
Matt Ben was the last of a notorious clan but his only pard was an old pack burro when he had to make his most serious decision!
Matt Ben was the last of a notorious clan, but his only pard was a pack burro.
5700 Words

This edition includes 12+ images between story illustrations, mastheads and pulp covers.