cowhands

Highlights the contributions of five courageous African-American heros of the Wild West.

Follows a day in a cowboy's life through a collection of colorful cowboy folk art and text.

When rustlers capture the talkative Marigold Prim, her cattle, and her ranch hand, they find her incessant conversation too much to bear and change their plans.

Photographic history of the cowgirl, including real-life cattle queens, bandits, and ranchwomen of the Old West, the fearless bronc riders of the rodeo circuit, and the glamour girls of Hollywood westerns.

Photographs with text capture the world of the cowboy and rodeos.

Presents a children's story about Kissimmee Pete, his speedy horse Blaze, his dog Mud, and String Bean the green cow.

Discusses the life of the cowboy on the range and on the trail, from the frontier days in the West to the present.

Gabby the cowgirl shows everyone that kind words to man or beast can have very positive results for everyone.

Roy, a young cowboy, tries hard to learn how to ride his bike without the training wheels.

Cowpokes Gustav "Old Red" Amlingmeyer and his brother Otto, down and out in San Francisco in the summer of 1893, decide to become professional detectives and set out to investigate the death of their friend Dr. Chan, landing them in hot water with crooked police, Barbary Coast hoodlums, and Chinatown tongs, all of whom are looking for the elusive "Black Dove.".