Harry Webb calls his cowboy life, “good, bad, and plain hell.” And the stories he tells prove it. Harry rode with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, worked as a wrangler for the Lubin Moving Picture Company of Philadelphia, broke horses for soldiers fighting in World War I, played fiddle for dances, and trapped rabid predators for the United States government. This is a 128 page hardbound book with dust jacket featuring excellent illustrations, photographs, and paintings alongside the stories.