Item #909 WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin. William O. Taylor.
WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin
WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin
WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin
WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin
WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin

WITH CUSTER ON THE LITTLE BIG HORN; [A Newly Discovered First-Person Account by William O. Taylor] Foreword by Greg Martin

New York: Viking, 1996. First Edition. Cloth and boards. Square 4to, orange eighth cloth over ivory boards, profusely illustrated, Foreword by Greg Martin, Mylar-protected dust jacket (unclipped) depicting an oval painting of Custer trying to fend off attacking Sioux, Very Fine / Very Fine. Item #909
ISBN: 0670868035

In 1872, seventeen-year old Private Bill Taylor, rode with Major Reno and his men into a Sioux ambush. They fought fiercely for a day and a half before rescue came, at which time, Taylor and the survivors discovered that Gen. Custer and his contengent who had been to their right, had been completely annihilated. This first person narrative provides an invaluable eye-witness and contemporary account of the Seventh Cavalry's demise.

Exceptional condition and a highly important account.

Price: $35.00

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