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Contents
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Introduction
—The Printer and the Bookseller: A Happy
Collaboration Re-visited by Al
Lowman
- Carl Hertzog and Hertzogiana: Designed by, printed by,
and/or written by or about Carl Hertzog
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Items 1–100:
ALISKY, Marvin. The Governors of Mexico through
EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART. Mexican Iconographic Art...
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Items 101–200:
EL PASO MUSEUM OF ART. The Samuel H. Kress
Collection through HERTZOG, Carl. "A Tribute to Tom Lea"
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Items 201–300:
HERTZOG, Carl. "Two Artists in Two Mediums" through
LEA, Tom. Calendar of Twelve Travelers through the Pass of the
North.
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Items 301–400:
LEA, Tom. "Diagram to Show the Construction and
Proportions of a Good Horse's Forelegs and Hindlegs...." through PARRAMORE,
Dick Dilworth. Scenes and Stories of Early West Texas.
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Items 401–500:
PAYNE, Leonidas Warren. When the Woods Were
Burnt through THOMASON, R. Ewing. Thomason: The Autobiography of a
Federal Judge.
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Items 501–536:
THOMLINSON, M. H. The Garrison of Ft. Bliss,
1849-1916 through
WRIGHT, William G. Excerpts from the First Sermon
Preached at the Church of Saint Clement El Paso Texas ... on the 11th of April
1943.
- From the Personal Library of Carl Hertzog
Note: The following books and other materials are from
the personal library of Carl and Vivian Hertzog. Some relate to Carl Hertzog's
printing and design work, others were gifts from friends and colleagues, and
many were simply "reading" books enjoyed and perused by Carl and Vivian. Items
537-1171 (with the exception of Items 992 and 993) will be sold only as a
group. We have chosen to proceed this way because we think that these books
mean more together, as The Hertzog Library, rather than separately. The Hertzog
Library reflects Carl's interests and, at times, his creative and intellectual
processes. The Library as a whole is more valuable than the individual parts,
but we have placed a price on the entire Library that is fair retail value,
with no extra added premium. Some of the books in The Hertzog Library already
contained Carl's bookplate, but many did not. In order to be able to identify
readily these books as being from The Hertzog Library, we asked David Holman at
Wind River Press to create printed facsimiles of one of the several versions of
Carl's bookplate. When a book The Hertzog Library did not contain Carl's
bookplate, we simply laid in the facsimile bookplate created by David Holman.
We leave it to the eventual owner of the Hertzog Library to decide whether or
not to tip in these facsimile bookplates. As a precaution, we destroyed the
extra facsimile bookplates, to prevent their possibly later falling into
someone else's hands and being used to create a false
provenance.
The en bloc price for Carl & Vivian Hertzog's
library is $30,000.00. The library listing is divided here to keep your
download times to a minimum.
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Items 537-600:
ABERNETHY, Francis E. (editor). Legendary Ladies of
Texas through BRADDY, Haldeen. Pancho Villa Rides Again.
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Items 601-700:
BRATCHER, James T. & Lyle H. Kendall. A
Suppressed Critique of Wise's Swinburne Transactions through EMMETT, Chris.
Shanghai Pierce, a Fair Likeness.
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Items 701-800:
ESPEJO, Antonio de. New Mexico. Otherwise, the
Voyage of Anthony of Espeio through HOLMAN, David (compiler). Letters of
Hard Times in Texas 1840-1890.
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Items 801-900:
HOLMAN, David & Billie Persons. Buckskin and
Homespun: Frontier Texas Cloth, 1820-1870 through MARSHALL, J. T. The
Miles Expedition of 1874-1875: An Eyewitness Account of the Red River
War.
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Items 901-1000:
MARTIN, Howard. Myths & Folktales of the
Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas through RICHTER, Conrad. The
Fields.
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Items 1001-1100:
RICHTER, Conrad. The Lady through SYKES,
Godfrey. A Westerly Trend, Being a Chronicle of More than Sixty Years of
Joyous Wandering Mainly in Search of Space and Sunshine.
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Items 1100-1171:
TAYLOR, Edward Dewitt. This Fortunate Man. Remarks
upon the Occasion of a Dinner Given in His Honor through ZEPEDA, Ofelia
(editor). Mat Hekid O Ju: 'O'odham Ha-Cegitodag. When it Rains: Papago and
Pima Poetry.
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