(lot of 14) Books: all published by The Encino Press, Austin, Texas, design by William D. Wittliff, including: (1) "Twenty Episodes in the Life of Pancho Villa," Elias L. Torres, 1973, translated by Shelia M. Ohlendorf, 107 pages, dustcover; (1) "The Horse Wrangler & His Remuda," Ramon F. Adams, pictures by William D. Wittliff, 1971, author signed, 51 pages, Mylar dust cover; (1) "44 Range Country Books Topped Out by J. Frank Dobie in 1941 & 44 More Range Country Books Topped Out by Jeff Dykes in 1971," 1972, one signed by Jeff Dykes, 32 pages, both with Mylar dust covers; (1) "The Shield Mares," Ben K. Green, 1967, 47 pages, housed in slipcase; (1) "The Corporal Segundo," Andy Adams, 1968, 456 pages, Mylar dust cover; (1) "The Narrative of Robert Hancock Hunter," introduction by William D. Wittliff, 1966, number 533 of 640 copies, 27 pages, Mylar dust cover; (1) "Some Things I Did," Roxy Gordon, 1971, 127 pages, dustcover; (1) "The Slave Narratives of Texas," edited by Ronnie C. Tyler & Lawrence R. Murphy, 1974, 143 pages, dustcover; (1) "The Last Captive," A.C. Greene, 1972, 160 pages, dust cover in poor condition; (2) "A Christmas Tree," A.C. Greene, drawings by Ancel E. Nunn, 1973, signed at first title page, A.C. Greene, Ancel E. Nunn, W.D. Wittliff, 28 pages, Mylar dustcover; (1) "Dallas: The Deciding Years - A Historical Portrait," A.C. Greene, 1973, 186 pages, dustcover; (1) "The Last Captive," A.C. Greene, first edition, 1972, number 12 from an edition of 250, author signed with sentiment "For Connie," 161 pages, house in slipcase; largest: approx 9"h, 11.25"w, 1"d, 14.5lbs total (for shipping purposes only) **Provenance: From the estate of Connie Todd (Constance Clare Todd, Austin, Texas, 1941-2024). For many years, Connie Todd was the personal assistant to prominent Austin-based book publisher, photographer, and author Bill Wittliff (William Dale Wittliff, American, active in Austin, Texas, 1940-2019). Bill Wittliff wrote celebrated screenplays such as "Lonesome Dove" (1982), "Legends of the Fall" (1994), and "Barbarosa" (2000), and founded the regionally-oriented publishing company, Encino Press, with his wife Sally in 1963. Connie Todd later served as the founding director of the Wittliff Collections at Texas State University from 1997-2010, transforming it into an internationally-acclaimed collection through noteworthy acquisitions such as the Cormac McCarthy archive. After retiring from Texas State, Connie Todd spent time traveling the world with friends and family.** Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including condition reports, please utilize the ASK A QUESTION tab found in each lot. All lots are sold as-is and where is. No statement regarding age, condition, kind, value, or quality of a lot, whether made orally at the auction or at any other time, or in writing in this catalog or elsewhere, shall be construed to be an express or implied warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. All sales are final, and Austin Auction Gallery does not give refunds based on condition. Austin Auction Gallery does not perform any shipping or packing services. We do have a list of suggested shippers who gladly provide quotes prior to your bidding. Please visit our webpage for a list of recommended shippers.**NOTE: ALL JEWELRY & COIN LOTS REALIZING OVER $1,000 MUST BE PAID BY BANK WIRE**