I Buried Billy (The Early West) [first edition]

First Printing; 8vo; Limited to 3,000 copies. Index, b/w photos, 55 illustrations, maps. "I, the writer, and my brother, Iginio Garcia, and several others of those that were there, dressed Billy with these clothes then we laid him on a high bed, one those narrow ones, and we took him to the saloon where they held dances. There we watched, and on the next day, we buried him." Paco dictated his dramatic memories of the Kid to his son, Louis, in 1931. The manuscript remained with Louis until Joe Bowlin suggested that we publish it. Paco's version has its errors, but it is written by one who knew Billy. It may be the last firsthand account about Billy to ever be found.