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Bob Boze Bell

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Executive Editor, True West Publishing

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P.O. Box 8008 Cave Creek AZ 85327

Phone: 888-687-1881

http://www.truewestmagazine.com/

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Articles

  1. A True West Moment
  2. Ten Years, 100 Covers
  3. A Watch to Die For
  4. Bob Boze Bell Blog
  5. Left for Dead Yginio Salazar vs Peppin’s Thugs
  6. Doc Hits Bottom (but not much else)
  7. Doc Hits Bottom (but not much else)
  8. Triangle Canyon Shoot-Out
  9. Triangle Canyon Shoot-Out
  10. Wild Bill’s Last Fight

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Bob Boze BellIn 1999, Bell bought True West magazine (published since 1953) and moved the editorial offices to Cave Creek, Arizona. He has published and illustrated groundbreaking books on the West. Among the subjects are Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid and Doc Holliday. His series of Western gunfights is titled Classic Gunfights. In addition to his efforts for True West, Boze's work has appeared in Arizona Highways, Playboy and National Lampoon. He has illustrated numerous book covers and appears as a guest speaker on the History Channel, Discovery Channel and the Westerns Channel.

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True West captures the spirit of the American West with authenticity, personality and humor by linking our history to our present. Whether you call it the Wild West, the Old West or the Far West, America's frontier history comes to life in True West, the world's oldest, continuously published Western Americana magazine.

Western movie fans, re-enactors, history buffs and road warriors, we got your history covered: outlaw, cowboy, Indian, lawman, gunfighter, fur trapper, miner, prospector, gambler, soldier, entertainer and pioneer. Check out these True Westerners now!

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