Upton and Sons
Publishers of Western History -- a Division of
-- The Paragon Agency, Publishers --

FEATURED BOOKS:

Number 6 in the
Echoes of the Little Bighorn Series

Fort Custer
on the Big Horn
The Two Decades after the
Little Bighorn
by Richard Upton

6 x 9 Book
227 pages, 4 illustrations
ISBN: 978-0-912783-51-2

Not one year after the loss of Custer's 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn (June 25, 1876), Fort Custer was founded in June of 1877 -- some 20 miles northwest of the Little Bighorn battlefield.

Printed Book

Number 16 in the
Montana and the West Series

Custer's Ghosts
Custer's Gold
The Two Decades after
the Little Bighorn
by Donald W. Moore

6x9 Book
190 pages, 38 illustrations
ISBN: 978-0-912783-43-7

This is the Old West: Adventure, gunfights and yes Indians. After the Battle of the Little Bighorn however, there were horse and human skeletons and the remains of the 7th Calvary equipment scattered over the hillside.
Of those buried at the Little Bighorn Battlefield cemetery, some say their ghosts are still around. That and $25,000 in gold coin -- which is still missing.

Printed Book

^{^$35.00}

Series One
Custer Trail to the Little Bighorn

A series about, although not limited to Lt. Colonel George A. Custer and the Sioux War of 1876.

The series includes volumes selected to provide serious study of the American Indian Wars with views and perspectives never before available.

This also insures the general account of events as they unfold during the life of the Seventh Cavalry’s charismatic commander, which ended in the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876.

Each volume is handsomely produced in an 8 ½ x 11 format bound in red linen with gold stamping and provides detailed descriptions and unusual photographs of the participants and the trails they followed.

It is unlikely that an ensemble of gifted writers such as these, will ever again combine their literary, photographic and artistic skills and the intellectual curiosity required to produce works of this depth.

Custer Catastrophe
at the Little Big Horn 1876
Early Rare Accounts and Publications by Early Writers
by Richard Upton

8½ x 11 Book
204 pages, 35 illustrations
ISBN: 978-0-912783-49-9

Nine historic Custer/Little Bighorn articles, published many years ago.

Printed Book

The ABCs of
Custer's Last Stand
Arrogance, Betrayal
and Cowardice

8½ x 11 Book
286 pages, 40 illustrations.
ISBN: 978-0-912783-38-3

Ebook

Series Two
The Battle of The Little Bighorn

Entirely devoted to the battle, each volume in the series is presented by an author who has the expertise to thoroughly analyze the extensive bibliography of Custer’s Last Stand and has visited the historic battlefield of
The Little Bighorn.

Based on extensive research, each author’s conclusions reflects their evaluation of how the battle developed.

The guidelines setting the framework within each author's work, include certain landmark issues that are addressed, along with a host of other controversial issues.

Series Three
Echoes of The Little Bighorn

Custer classics that have stood the test of time and are the cornerstone of any library devoted to the Battle of the Little Big Horn.

The criteria for selection of books to the series includes: Long out-of-print, expensive and quality content.

Some volumes will include corrections and additions the author planned to make in later editions.

The volumes will always be of high quality design. Authors include:
Charles G. du Bois, Fred Dustin. John M. Carroll, John S. Manion and of course Richard Upton.

The Custer Tragedy
of the Morning Star

8½ x11 Book
276 pages, 40 illustrations
ISBN: 978-0-912783-10-9

Printed

^$45.00

The Sword Bearer Incident
The Decade after the
Little Bighorn
by Calvin B. Cumin

6x9 Book
227 pages, 70 illustrations
ISBN: 978-0-912783-51-2

Ebook

$10.00

Both Printed & Ebook

$45.00

Series Four
Montana and the West

An on-going selection of original books pertaining to interesting and unusual subjects, relatively unknown and less publicized.

This series is published with Montana as the setting for a majority of the titles.

The volumes are always of highly quality, in both content and production values.

Welcome to Upton And Sons and the history of America, distributed by The Paragon Agency.

This collection of books defines the spirit of the American West. Published since 1980, the 50 titles speak of the period on the Indian Wars from before Custer's Last Stand to Wounded Knee. Specializing in the Indian Wars of the American West from 1865 to 1890, Upton and Sons have brought five series of volumes:

-- PUBLISHED SERIES --
Custer Trail to the Little Bighorn
The Battle of The Little Bighorn
Echoes of the Little Bighorn
Montana and the West
Native American Indian Leaders

Since the series of western history was created by Richard Upton and Sons Jim and Kip in the 1970s, dozens of volumes have been added to the texts for over 45 years and collected into a series of books. A wide variety of Experts and Authors are able to share the stories from those who know the unseen worlds of the Native American and Western History.