[Roosevelt, Theodore] 7 Titles (8 Vols). 8vo. ++ MUNSEY'S MAGAZINE. June 1897. Includes article by TR: "The Ethnology of the Police," pp395-399, describing Jews, Irish, Germans, and native Americans (in the 1890's sense), especially as police. As President of the New York Police Commission, Roosevelt had phones installed in police stations. Orig wraps worn, partly tape repaired. Pages very good. ++ Trade edition and salesman’s dummy (2 vols total): Thomas R. Russell. LIFE AND WORK OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT. (1919). Blue cloth. Salesman’s Dummy has cracked hinges and previous owners’ markings on eps. Trade edition’s front hinge starting. ++ HUNTING BIG GAME IN THE EIGHTIES: The Letters of Elliot Roosevelt Sportsman Edited by His Daughter Anna Eleanor Roosevelt. Scribner's, 1933. Blue cloth, very good. ++ Jack Willis. ROOSEVELT IN THE ROUGH By Jack Willis as Told by Horace Smith. NY: Ives Washburn, 1931. 1st edition. Cloth, in dj. Book is very good, sunned, dj worn and partly tape repaired. ++ Z’Dena Trinka. “TEDDY” THE SAGA OF THE BADLANDS. (Lidgerwood, ND: International Book Publishers, 1958). Minor foxing. Hardcover in toned, mildly edgeworn dj. ++ Roger L. Di Silvestro. THEODORE ROOSEVELT IN THE BADLANDS. (2011). Signed by author on title page. Hardcover, in dj. Near fine. ++ Charles Morris. THE MARVELOUS CAREER OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT. (1910). Dec yellow cloth externally attractive, a few tiny stains. Hinges loose, some mildly foxed portions.