Book Catalog
The Trey of Spades
In W. C. Tuttle’s classic Western tale, drifting cowpunchers Hashknife Hartley and Sleepy Stevens ride into the Thunder range hoping to find peace, only to discover a country shadowed by suspicion, family trouble, and a masked outlaw known as the Trey of Spades. As ranch rivalries, gambling rooms, and uneasy loyalties converge around Oxbow and the Maverick ranch, the two newcomers are drawn toward a mystery they meant to avoid. Blending frontier humor, hard-riding action, and old-range intrigue, this story captures the restless spirit of the cattle country at the edge of law and legend.
I Buy Me Couple Horses
A wry frontier comedy unfolds when a man’s simple wish to own a couple of horses invites a parade of dubious bargains, hard-luck salesmen, and one unforgettable beast. Told in a sharp, colloquial voice, this classic Western sketch captures the hazards of rural ambition with deadpan humor and vivid period charm. W. C. Tuttle turns everyday misadventure into a lively portrait of optimism colliding with chaos on the range. Ideal for readers of vintage Americana, comic Western fiction, and literary cowboy tales.
Jay Bird’s Judgement
Set in the rough country of the American West, this spirited frontier tale follows a ranch outfit whose search for a cook turns into a whirlwind of misunderstanding, gossip, and comic ambition. With dry wit, vivid ranch life, and a cast of unforgettable cowhands, W. C. Tuttle brings the open range to life in a story where practical problems quickly become social calamities. Blending humor, romance, and classic cowboy mischief, this early twentieth-century western captures the charm of tall-tale storytelling without losing its human touch. A lively period piece, it offers readers both laughter and a sharply observed portrait of ranch life on the range.
Sun Dog Loot
In Sun Dog County, Sheriff Brick Davidson faces a mounting wave of robberies, political pressure, and a frontier that grows more dangerous by the day. As suspicion deepens and loyalties are tested, wit, grit, and raw courage become the only defenses against a shifting criminal threat. Rich in Western atmosphere and driven by sharp dialogue, this classic tale blends action, humor, and suspense on a lawless range.
Derelicts Of The Hills
In the rugged hills north of Piperock, two grizzled prospectors scratch out a living between mesquite, dust, and dreams of a lucky strike. When Magpie Simpkins — dabbler in hypnotism, psychology, and communion with the spirits — returns from town head-over-boots in love with a blue-eyed waitress, his long-suffering partner Ike Harper braces for the worst. What follows is a tall tale of buckshot justice, bailing-wire suspenders, and the peculiar comedy that unfolds when a scientific loco sourdough decides to tie the knot. W. C. Tuttle spins a classic slice of pulp-era Western humor in the authentic cowboy dialect that made his Piperock yarns a staple of Adventure magazine.