PERIL PRESS presents:

Short Stories, September 10 1940
THE GENT FROM AUSTRALIA
by S. Omar Barker
Author of “Gitaway’s Get Away,” “Rabbits on Saturdays,” etc.
“Claims He Wants a Bronc Stomper— and Picks Him a Leather-Puller on Purpose!”
3000 Words

Short Stories, July 10 1941
RULE ONE FOR SHERIFFS
by S. Omar Barker
Author of “The Gent from Australia,” “Rockin’ Chair Sheriff,” etc.
This Time the Old Sheriff Had a Hunch, to Play ‘Em Hard and Sour,
3600 Words

Short Stories, July 25 1943
DOG DEPUTY
by S. Omar Barker
Author of Many Stories of Sheriff Hunch McElroy
Hunches Are Sometimes Evidence
5300 Words

Short Stories, January 25 1944
BUSCADERO CROSSING
by S. Omar Barker
Author of “Dog Deputy,” etc.
There Was Something About Tough Tuck Mangum That Got a Good Many Fellers.
4500 Words

Far West Illustrated, January 1928
SANTA’S STOLEN SACK
Santa Claus, worn and weary, is caught napping
by S Omar Barker
Illustrated by Lu Kimmel
“There you go, Christmasin’ around again!” grumbled the little old man. “It’s all bunk, I tell you! All bunk!”
3000 Words

Zane Grey’s Western Magazine, November 1947
“PURT NEAR”
Verse
by S. Omar Barker
520 Words

Zane Grey’s Western Magazine, November 1948
THE UNWORRIED WADDIES
Verse
by S. Omar Barker
160 Words

Zane Grey’s Western Magazine, December 1948
COWBOY’S CHRISTMAS LONESOMES
Verse
by S. Omar Barker
400 Words

Zane Grey’s Western Magazine, December 1950
TWO WHO RODE
Verse
by S. Omar Barker
200 Words

This edition includes 20+ images between story/poetry illustrations, mastheads and pulp covers.