William Sherod Robinson Alias Ben Wheeler, With A Revealing Look At Henry Brown And The Little Known History Of The Medicine Lodge Bank Robbery.

GRATTERI, LEN, ROD COOK, & JAMES WILLIAMS

Publication: Nortex Press, 2010, Waco

First Edition. 8vo. Limited to 40 leather bound presentation copies. Signed by Len Gratteri, Rod Cook, and James Williams. This is copy number 32. Two-tone black and green leather, titles stamped in gold on the spine, black endpapers, xiv, 277 pp., Foreword, Introduction, Illustrated, Plates, Portraits, Maps, Bibliographies, Appendix, Index. Bill O'Neal says in dust jacket blurb, "This is the untold story of an honorable lawman, Bill Robinson: his fall from grace to become leader of an outlaw gang; his escape from Texas under a storm of litigation and arrest warrants (one for attempted murder); then the great success he found in his quest for a new life in Kansas as Assistant Marshal Ben Wheeler .... and his eventual downfall." "Authoritative ... a significant contribution to the western outlaw-lawman field ... the Medicine Lodge bank robbery is the best that's ever been written." As New, in matching Slipcase, as issued.