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This is a list of works by artist Herschel C. Logan.
Most of Logan's prints had a consistent title corresponding to his own typed inventories[1][2] and usually found on the prints. But variations do exist across copies, and some prints had limited copies with no explicit title. Museums, galleries and auction houses can often provide a working title. Alternate titles can also arise when a print is published in another context. For instance, reproductions used in Logan's own book "Other Days in Pictures and Verse" have descriptive titles that apply to the print and verse together. Such assigned/alternative titles are indicated by a parenthesized name, with "also known as" shown as "aka".
Key to online images
editA | In collection of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art |
B | In collection of Kansas State University, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art |
M | In collection of the Kansas Memory, Kansas Historical Society |
S | Found in Logans's personal woodcut scrapbook |
W | In collection of the Wichita Art Museum |
X | At auction at referenced URL |
Woodcuts
edit(Adobe and Tree) | woodcut | 1925 | 2 ⅛” x 1 ¾” | B |
Admiral Byrd | woodcut | 1936 | M | |
After-glow (aka Afterglow) | woodcut | 1934 | 5” x 7” | B |
Afternoon Shadows | woodcut | 1938 | 9” x 7” | B |
Apple Blossoms | woodcut | 1927 | 5” x 4” | B |
Approaching Storm | woodcut | 1930 | 7” x 7” | B W |
August Sunshine | woodcut | 1932 | B | |
Autumn | color woodcut | 1924 | 2 ½” x 4 ¼” | W M |
Back Porch | woodcut | 1928 | 5 1/16” x 6 ¾” | B W M |
Barber Shop | woodcut | 1927 | B W | |
Barker Homestead (aka Old Homestead) | woodcut | 1930 | 6” x 8 ⅞” | W |
Barn in Winter | woodcut | 1928 | B | |
Barnyard (aka Barnyard at Home) | woodcut | 1926 | 4 ½” x 5 ½” | B W |
Barn-yard | woodcut | 1932 | B | |
Barnyard in Winter | woodcut | 1926 | 3 ½” x 5 ½” | B W |
Barnyard, New Mexico | woodcut | c. 1926 | 4” x 6” | |
The Bather | woodcut | 1934 | 6 ½” x 6 ½” | B |
Blacksmith (aka At the Forge) | woodcut | 1927 | 2 ½” x 3” | B W |
The Boats | woodcut | 1922 | 5 ¾” x 3 ¼” | W |
Boyhood Home - Winfield | woodcut | 1921 | 6 ½” x 14” | B |
Brick Plant | woodcut | 1932 | 4 ½” x 7 7/16” | B |
Buildings Through Windows | woodcut block | mid-century | B | |
California or Bust (aka The Forty-niners) | woodcut | 1921-22 | 3 9/16” x 4 15/16” | B W |
Chick Allison | woodcut | 1931 | 6 ½” x 4” | B |
Christus | woodcut | 1934 | 9” x 7” | B |
Church in the Valley (aka Church in Winter, The Country Church) | woodcut | 1926 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Col. Bob Timmons | woodcut | 1930 | 6” x 4” | B W |
Country Depot (aka The Old Depot) | woodcut | 1924 | 4” x 6” | B W M |
Country Hotel (aka Palace Hotel, The Old Palace Hotel) | woodcut | 1925 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Country School House (aka The Old Schoolhouse) | woodcut | 1928 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Country Store #1 | woodcut | 1922 | S | |
Country Store #2 (aka General Store) | woodcut | 1923 | 4” x 6” | B W M |
Craftmen's Club cover | color woodcut | 1922 | 7 ¼” x 5 3/16” | W |
Creek in Winter | woodcut | 1928 | 5” x 7 ⅛” | B W |
Deserted Barn | woodcut | 1926 | 3” x 5 ¼” | B W |
Deserted Shanty | woodcut | 1923 | 4 ⅛” x 5 ⅜” | B W |
District School | woodcut | 1934 | B M | |
The Doorway | woodcut | 1924 | 3 ¼” x 3” | B W M |
Dust Storm | woodcut | 1938 | 7” x 9” | W M |
Easter Snow | woodcut | 1934 | 5 ½” x 8” | B |
Evening Shadows | woodcut | 1926 | 3 ½” x 5 ¼” | W |
(Factory) (aka Industry) | woodcut | c. 1925 | 6” x 5 ¾” | B W |
A Familiar Landmark | woodcut | 1932 | 4" x 4" | X |
(Farm with Big Sky) (aka Farm at Sunset) | woodcut | 1927 | 2 ½” x 3” | B W |
(Farm with Windmill) | woodcut | 1920-30 | 3 9/16” x 4 ½” | W |
Farmyard (aka Farm-yard) | woodcut | 1926 | 5” x 8” | W |
Feeding Time | woodcut | 1923 | 4” x 6” | B W |
The Fighter (Jack Dempsey) | woodcut | 1930 | 5” x 3 15/16” | W M |
The First Snow | woodcut | 1928 | 7” x 9” | W |
Fish | woodcut | 1927 | 3 ¾” x 3 ¾” | B W |
Fodder in the Shock | woodcut | 1930 | 4 15/16” x 7” | W M |
Franklin | woodcut | 1923 | 5 ⅜” x 3 ¾” | W |
Full Moon and Path Uphill | woodcut block | mid-century | 5 15/16” x 3 ⅞” | B |
Geese | woodcut | 1927 | 4” x 6” | W M |
The Grim Reaper | woodcut` | 1927 | 3 ½” x 2 5/16” | B W |
Hartley’s Elevator | woodcut | 1932 | 5 ½” x 7” | B M |
Harvest | woodcut | 1924 | 3 ¼” x 2 ½” | B W |
Haying (aka Unloading Hay, Haybarn) | woodcut | 1926 | 4 ¾” x 5 ½” | W S |
Hillside Road | woodcut | 1934 | 5 15/16” x 8” | B |
Hilltop Home | woodcut | 1934 | 6” x 8” | B |
House in Assam | woodcut | 1927 | 5” x 3” | B W |
(House in Snow) | woodcut | 1920-30 | 5 ⅛” x 8” | W |
In the Ozark Foothills | woodcut | 1923 | 2 ½” x 4” | B W |
(Indian on Horseback) | 1921 | S | ||
Iron Eyes Cody | woodcut | 1981 | 6” x 4” | B |
Japanese Study | woodcut | 1923 | 2 ½” x 3 ½” | B W |
Kansas Hills | woodcut | 1934 | 5” x 7” | B M |
A Kansas Landscape | woodcut | 1932 | B | |
Kansas Sunflower | woodcut | 1984 | 6” x 4 15/16” | B W |
A Kansas Wheatfield | woodcut | 1923 | 4” x 6” | B M |
The Knockout | woodcut | 1930 | 5 ¼” x 5 ⅞” | B W |
Lincoln | woodcut | 1923 | 5 ⅜” x 3 ¾” | S |
Lincoln (#2) | woodcut | 1927 | 5 5/16” x 3 11/16” | W |
Lindy | woodcut | 1927 | 7” x 5” | W |
Livery Stable (aka Old Livery Stable, The Star Livery) | woodcut | 1925 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Lone Elm | woodcut | 1925 | 4” x 3 ½” | B W |
Lonely Farmhouse | woodcut | 1934 | 8” x 8” | B |
Lonely Tree | woodcut | c. 1925 | 2 ½” x 3” | W |
Lost Hope | woodcut | 1927 | 9” x 7” | W M |
(McCormick-Armstrong Building) | woodcut | 1920-30 | 4 ½” x 3” | W |
Meadow Land | woodcut | 1934 | 5” x 7” | B M |
Meditation | woodcut | 1927 | 3 ¾” x 3 ¾” | B W M |
Mexican Farmyard (aka Barnyard, New Mexico)[3] | woodcut | 1926 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Monday Morning | woodcut | 1934 | 5” x 7” | B M |
Morning Sunlight | woodcut | 1932 | 5 ½” x 7” | B W |
The Nativity | woodcut | 1924 | 2 ⅞” x 2 ⅝” | B W |
Noonday Rest | woodcut | 1938 | B M | |
Nude | woodcut | 1930 | 5” x 3” | B W |
Old Blacksmith Shop | woodcut | 1925 | 4 1/16” x 6” | B W |
The Old Bridge | woodcut | 1925 | S | |
Old Cabin (woodcut #2) | woodcut | 1925 | 4” x 6” | B |
(Old Cabin) | woodcut | 1921-22 | 2 ⅝” x 4” | B W |
Old Corn Crib | woodcut | 1932 | 4 15/16” x 7 1/16” | B |
Old Covered Bridge | woodcut | 1930 | 5” x 7” | B W |
Old Farmhouse | woodcut | 1938 | A | |
The Old Gate | woodcut | 1927 | 6” x 5” | B W |
Old Henry House (no image found, may reference another print) | woodcut | X | ||
Old Man of Pyramid Lake (aka Profile Rock) | woodcut | 1973 | 2 ½” x 2 1/16” | B W |
Old Milkhouse (aka Old Milk House) | woodcut | 1926 | 4 ¾” x 4” | B W |
Old Mission, Rancho de Taos | woodcut | 1926 | 4” x 6 ¾” | W |
Old Print Shop (aka The Tribune Printery) | woodcut | 1925 | 4” x 5” | B W |
The Old Smoke House | woodcut | c. 1928 | 6 ⅛” x 7 ½” | B W |
Old Tunnel Mill | woodcut | 1921 | 7” x 3” | W |
On Fifth Street | woodcut | 1932 | 5 ½” x 7” | B |
Opera House (aka Old Opera House) | woodcut | 1925 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Pharoh | woodcut | 1923 | 5 1/4" x 3 5/8" | B |
Pirate | woodcut | 1927 | 2 ⅞” x 2 ½” | B W |
Pirate #2 | woodcut | 1927 | i ½” x ¾” | S |
Pirate Chief | woodcut | 1927 | 4 ½” x 2 ½” | B W |
The Press | woodcut | 1923 | 3” x 4 ½” | B |
Rainy Day | woodcut | 1924 | 4” x 3 ⅝” | B W M |
Richardson Hall | woodcut | 1922 | 5” x 8” | B W |
Roosevelt (First try) | woodcut | 1927 | S | |
(Sailing Ship) | woodcut | 1924 | 4” x 2 ½” | W |
Sandboat | woodcut | 1932 | 5” x 8” | B |
(Schoolhouse in Snow) | woodcut | mid-century | 4” x 3” | B |
Self Portrait (first try) | woodcut | 1928 | S | |
Self Portrait (#2) | woodcut | 1928 | 5” x 3 ½” | B W |
The Sentinel | woodcut | 1927 | 3 ¾” x 3” | B W |
Sis (aka Sis and Her Dog) | woodcut | 1921 | 5 ¼” x 3 ¾” | B W |
Snow | woodcut | 1930 | 4” x 6 ⅞” | B W M |
(Snowy Scene) | woodcut | 1920-30 | 2 ⅝” x 4 ⅝” | W |
Sod House in Winter | woodcut | 1938 | 7” x 9” | B W |
Sod Shanty | woodcut | 1934 | 5” x 7” | B M |
Solitude | woodcut | 1927 | 3 ⅜” x 4 ¾” | B W |
Sorghum Mill | woodcut | 1938 | 5” x 7” | B W M |
Spring Song | woodcut | 1932 | B | |
Squirrel | woodcut | 1927 | 4 5/16” x 4 ¼” | W |
(Stagecoach in Snow) | woodcut | c. 1924 | 2 ¾” x 5” | B |
Stone Bridge | woodcut | 1923 | 3” x 2 ¼” | B W M |
Stoney Hillside | woodcut | c. 1928 | B | |
Summer Afternoon | woodcut | 1923 | 3 ¾” x 5 ¼” | W M |
Summer Calm | woodcut | 1938 | 9 1/16” x 7” | B |
Summer Day | woodcut | 1937 | 3 ¾” x 4 ⅞” | W |
Summer Evening | woodcut | 1923 | 3” x 2 ¼” | W M |
Summer Night | woodcut | 1932 | 4” x 6” | B |
Sunlight through the Trees | woodcut | 1932 | 4 ⅞” x 6 ½” | B |
Temple of Karnak | woodcut | 1923 | 5 3/16” x 3 ½” | W |
Thatched Cottage | woodcut | 1927 | 3 ⅜” x 4 ⅞” | B W |
Threshing | woodcut | 1938 | 7 1/16” x 9” | W |
Toadstool Rocks | color woodcut | 1936 | 6 ½” x 5” | W |
The Toiler | woodcut | 1927 | 2 ½” x 2 ⅞” | B W |
Tornado | woodcut | 1938 | 9 1/16” x 7” | W M |
Town Pump | woodcut | 1926 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Tree (aka "My first woodcut") | woodcut | 1921 | 1 ⅝” x 1 ⅜” | B W |
Tree (à la Sandzén) (aka Old Tree) | nailhead woodcut | 1928 | 4” x 6” | B W |
(Tree with Arroyo) | woodcut | 1927 | 2 9/16” x 3” | B |
Trosper Homestead | woodcut | 1934 | M | |
Twilight | woodcut | 1923 | 2 ½” x 4 ⅞” | B W M |
United Traction System (aka Truck) | woodcut | c. 1925 | 3” x 6” | B W |
Valley Home | woodcut | 1934 | 5” x 7” | B M |
Valley of the Kings | woodcut | 1923 | 4 1/16” x 2 ½” | W |
Victim of the Dust | woodcut | 1938 | 7” x 9” | B M |
Country Bank (aka Village Bank) | woodcut | 1927 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Washington | woodcut | 1925 | 5 ¼” x 3 ⅞” | W |
The Weaver | woodcut | 1927 | 7” x 6” | W |
Wheatfield | woodcut | 1920-30 | 3 15/16” x 6 1/16” | W |
Who-o-e-e | woodcut | 1930 | 4” x 6” | B W |
Will Rogers | woodcut | 1936 | 6” x 4” | W |
The Wind | woodcut | 1927 | 3 ½” x 3 ½” | B W |
Winter | woodcut | 1922 | 2 ¾” x 8” | W |
Winter Day | woodcut | 1938 | 9 1/16” x 12” | B W |
Winter Evening | woodcut | 1924 | 4 ¾” x 7 ½” | W |
Winter Moonlight | woodcut | 1932 | 5” x 8” | X |
Woman Lying Down | woodcut block | mid-century | 4 15/16” x 8” x ⅞” | B |
Woodland Byway | woodcut | 1938 | 7” x 9” | B |
Woodside Hut | woodcut | 1935 | 4” x 6” | B |
Etchings, Lithographs and Linocuts
editDeep Winter (aka Heavy Snow) | etching and drypoint | 2 11/16” x 4 ⅝” | c. 1925 | B W |
(Farmhouse) | lithograph | 5 ⅞” x 8 ¼” | 1920-30 | W |
Home Place | linocut | 4 ⅛” x 4 ⅞” | 1920-30 | B W |
Old Shed | etching with drypoint | 2 5/16” x 4” | c. 1925 | B |
A Relic of the Plains | lithograph | 7 ¾” x 9 ½” | c. 1940 | B W |
Summer Afternoon | lithograph | 5 ⅞” x 9 7/16” | c. 1923 | B |
Toadstool Rocks | lithograph | 9” x 8 1/16” | c. 1936 | B |
(untitled) (compare woodcut "Adobe and Trees") | etching | 6” x 8 ¼” | 1920-30 | W |
(winter street scene with hay sled) | drypoint | 5 ¾" x 3 5/16" | 1920-30 | B |
Commercial Works
editLogan contributed a great deal in design, decoration and illustration to his work at Consolidated Printing. The firm published historical and inspirational books illustrated by Logan, as well as advertising cards and calendars of famous Americans as drawn by him.[4] Some stand alone as singular works. Examples:
Pictorial map of Kansas, offset lithograph. Published by American Ass'n. of University Women. Salina, Kansas Branch. Copyrighted 1930. Art work by Herschel C. Logan. Engraved by the Mid. Continent Engraving Company, Salina-Wichita. Printed by the Consolidated Printing & Stationery Company, Salina, Kansas, copyright 1930 | online |
Romance of the Old West [map], Consolidated Printing, lithograph 1955, (KSU) | online |
The Kansas Pacific, lithograph, Consolidated Printing, 1953 | online |
Through Kansas On U.S. Highway 40, Poster Stamp Publishing Co., Chicago, Illinois. Sponsored by the U.S. 40 Highway Association -- 24 poster stamps honoring Kansas, printed in 2 colors [5][6] |
Books (as author and/or illustrator)
editLogan, Herschel C. 12 Famous Americans. Salina, Kan: Consolidated-Salina, 1936. Print. Includes the following portraits from original woodcuts:
Also printed as a calendar, and a card set with an added Alexander Graham Bell portrait. |
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Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. "30": (a Mini History). Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1983. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. The American Hand Press: Its Origin, Development, and Use. Whittier, Calif: C. Zoller Press, 1980. Print | |
Logan, Herschel C, and M Frederick Iserman. Art in Advertising. Salina, Kansas : The Consolidated Printing and Stationery Co., 1931. Print | |
Lincoln, Abraham, Herschel C. Logan (il.). The Bear Hunt. Skokie, Ill: Black Cat Press, 1982. Print. - “Sketch by Herschel Logan.” | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. Buckskin and Satin: The Life of Texas Jack (j.b. Omohundro) Buckskin Clad Scout, Indian Fighter, Plainsman, Cowboy, Hunter, Guide, and Actor, and His Wife, Mlle. Morlacchi, Premiere Danseuse in Satin Slippers. Harrisburg, Pa: Stackpole Co, 1954. Print. | |
Logan, Herschel C. Cartridges: a Pictorial Digest of Small Arms Ammunition. New York: Bonanza Books, 1959. | |
Serven, James E. (ed.). The Collecting of Guns. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Stackpole Books, 1964. Print. – Herschel C. Logan, one of "23 successful experts" "giving you inside tips" (from an ad in Guns Magazine, December 1964, p. 11) | |
Logan, Herschel C, and Pall W. Bohne. The Colonel Cal'ates. Los Angeles : Dawson's Book Shop, 1972. Print. online | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. The Colonel (of the Smoky Hills): His Filosophy. Salina, Kan: Consolidated Print. & Stationery Co, 1966. Print. Online | |
Serven, James E. Colt Firearms, 1836-1960. Prescott, Ariz: Wolfe Pub. Co, 1991. Print. – “Herschel C. Logan, collector-author-artist, merits especial praise for his patient copying of the Colt cylinder engravings, and for the faithful production of other art work in this book.” | |
Logan, Herschel C. The Coyote Road Edition (Yearbook). Salina, Kan: Kansas Wesleyan University, 1930. Print. -- Including 8 original woodcuts, some tipped in by Herschel Logan[8] | |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Digits. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1980. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. Dime Novels. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1984. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. The Drummer Boy of Shiloh. Fullerton, Calif.: Lorson's Books & Prints, 1986. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Ed Rush: A Tribute. Fullerton, Calif: Lorson's Books & Prints, 1987. Print. | |
Curran, John P, Ruth E. Adomeit, and Herschel C. Logan. Eternal Vigilance: 1776-1976. Santa Ana, Cal. : Log-Anne Press, 1975. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Faith. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1984. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. Footprints in the Sand (author Unknown). Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1983. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Frank Myrle Cushing, Printer. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1977. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. Great Names in Printing Through Six Centuries. Unpublished book project from c. 1935, containing the following identified portraits:[9]
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Logan, Herschel C. Hand Cannon to Automatic: A Pictorial Parade of Hand Arms. Huntington, W. Va: Standard Publications, 1944. Print. | |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Hersh Is an Octogenarian. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1981. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. I Saw a Ship A-Sailing. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1974. Print. | |
Logan, Herschel C, and Iron E. Cody. An Indian Prayer: Known to Many of the Indian Tribes. Santa Ana, Ca. : Log-Anne Press 1976. Print. | miniature |
Vest, Eugene, Herschel C. Logan (il.), Ward K. Schori, and Michael Canoso. Irish Bulls. Evanston, Ill.: Press of Ward Schori, 1981. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. John Foster and America's First Woodcut, 1670. Fullerton [Calif.: Lorson's Books & Prints, 1988. Print. (and Fullerton [Calif.] : Lyceum Press, 1988) | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, Ruth E. Adomeit, and Elbert Hubbard. Kansas. Santa Ana, Calif. : Log-Anne Press, 1975. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Kätūktū = (Red Hill). Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1979. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Legend of a Charm. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1981. Print.[7] | miniature |
Lincoln, Abraham, and Herschel C. Logan. Lincoln Said. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1982. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Little Book of Guns: A Chronology. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1978. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. Little Portraits of Famous Americans. Santa Ana, Calif: Dawson Book Shop, 1973. Print. Printed by steel die process by Anthony F. Kroll, Binding by Bela Blau, from the press of Glen and Mary Dawson family.[7]
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Logan, Herschel C, and Anne Logan. Log-anne Press. Santa Ana, Calif. : Log-Anne Press, 19800. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Lost & Found: A Teddy Bear. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1983. Print.[7] | miniature |
Harnsberger, Caroline T, Herschel C. Logan (il.), Richard Heath (il.). Mark Twain on Horseback. Evanston, Ill.: Schori Press, 1978. Print. | miniature |
Hutton, W. R., and American Baptist Mission in Asam. Tomo Puru. Printed at the Christian Literature Society's Press, 1930. | |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Mountains Are for Climbing. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1984. Print.[7] | miniature |
Cline, Walter M., Herschel C. Logan (il.). The Muzzle Loading Rifle Then and Now. 1942) | |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. My Country, 'tis of Thee: A Bi-Centennial Keepsake. Santa Ana, Calif. : Log-Anne Press, 1976. Print.[7] online. Includes the following portraits, from ink and graphite originals.
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Troth, John T., Herschel C. Logan (il.). The Old Barn: A Poem. Evanston, Ill.: Schori Press, 1982. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Old Man of Pyramid Lake. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Studio, 1973. Print. | miniature |
Brooks, Phillips. One Solitary Life. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1977. Print. Contains print “Christus” by Herschel C. Logan. online | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, Everett Scrogin, and C A. Seward. Other Days in Pictures and Verse : Twelve Original Woodcuts. Kansas City, Mo: Burton Pub. Co, 1928. Print. online | |
Logan, Herschel C. The Pictorial History of the Underhammer Gun. New York: Castle Books, 1960. Print. | |
Eberhardt, John J, and Herschel C. Logan. The Pioneer. [Santa Ana, California] : [Log-Anne Press] 1970. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Pirates. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1979. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, Bela Blau, Vance Gerry, and Patrick Reagh. Portraits of Some Famous Printers. Los Angeles: Zamorano Club, 1992. Print. Posthumous commemorative edition using unpublished ink portraits originally planned for the unrealized "Great Names in Printing Through Six Centuries"
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Logan, Herschel C, O. A. Owen, Ernest Linder, Edgar Guest, George Bernard Shaw. Project '89. Los Angeles, Calif: The Chappel, 1986. Print. -- includes "THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS PRINTERS, 12 woodcuts by Herschel Logan reprinted by Jack Conway on 4 3/8" x 4 6/8" cards with text on verso, in original envelope."[10] | |
Cash, Johnny, Ruth E. Adomeit, and Herschel C. Logan (il.). Ragged Old Flag (with the story of "Old Glory"). Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1980. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Romance of the Old West. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1978. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. Romance of the Old West Along Us 40 Thru Utah-Colorado-Kansas. Salina KS: U.S. 40 Highway Association, 1952. Print. [7]online | |
Carlson, Avis D. Small World ... Long Gone: A Family Record of an Era. Evanston, Ill: Schori Press, 1975. Print. Includes reprints of 7 Logan prints. | |
Logan, Herschel C, Paul Harvey, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Southern Cross of Honor. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1976. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Spanish Footprints in Kansas. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1984. Print.[7] | miniature |
Burke, Bill, Herschel C. Logan, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Story of the Colonel as told by Bill Burke in the Salina Journal. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1975. Print. online [7] | miniature |
Petty, G H., Herschel C. Logan (il.). A Stranger Passed By. Evanston [Ill.: Schori Press, 1978. Print. | |
Logan, Herschel C, Ruth E. Adomeit, and Robert H. Schuller. Symbols of Christendom. Santa Ana, Calif. : Log-Anne Press, 1975. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. Teach Us to Pray. Fullerton, Calif.: Lorson's Books, 1987. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Herschel C. Logan. Texas Jack of the Old West and Mlle. Morlacchi of the Stage. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1983. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. This Ole House. Fullerton, Calif.: Lorson's Books & Prints, 1986. Print. | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. The Thunderbird: Sacred Bearer of Happiness Unlimited. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1982. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C, and Ruth E. Adomeit. To a Step-Mother. Santa Ana, Calif: Log-Anne Press, 1980. Print.[7] | miniature |
Welch, Myra B, Ruth E. Adomeit, and Herschel C. Logan. The Touch of the Master's Hand. Santa Ana, Calif. : Log-Anne Press, 1978. Print.[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. What I Know About Printing Miniature Books. Santa Ana, Calif.: Log-Anne Press, 1973. Print. - Book consists of a title page, 14 blank pages, and a final page reading: "If you know any more than this here is your chance to write a book."[7] | miniature |
Logan, Herschel C. The White Buffalo. Santa Ana, Calif. : Log-Anne Press, 1980. Print.[7] | miniature |
Articles
editLogan, Herschel C. "Address to Kansas House of Representative on the occasion of the Kansas Statehood Centennial." Journal of the House Twenty-Second Day. Kansas House of Representatives, Topeka, KS : February 13, 1961 | |
Logan, Herschel C. "All-Metal Pistols." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C., November, 1958, pp. 24-25 | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "American Hand Guns of the Gold Rush Days." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, May 1954, pp. 58-59. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "American Multi-Shot Cartridge Pistols." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, July 1951, pp. 30–32. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "American Single-Shot Cartridge Pistols." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, June 1951, pp. 32–35, 47 | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "America's First Cartridge Revolver." The Gun Digest, 6th edition. Chicago, IL : The Gun Digest Company, 1951. Reprinted in "The Greatest Guns of Gun Digest" Iola, Wis.: Krause publications, 2010. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Arms Story in Miniature." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, October, 1956, pp. 32–33 - "The article describes Logan’s own hand-made collection of eight miniature military guns. They were not working guns, but each had moving parts to illustrate the principles of operation behind each type of gun."[11] | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Bacon Arms”. American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, December 1957, pp. 37–39. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Cartridge Pepperboxes: Unusual American Revolving-Barrel Handguns.” American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, October 1959, pp. 31-32. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Confederate Le Mat Revolver.” American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, November 1960, pp. 35-36. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Courage, Bullets and Beans … a Panorama of the Civil War.” Speech, American Society of Arms Collectors, Bulletin. Number 13, Spring, 1966. | online |
Peterson, Harold L., Logan, Herschel C. (il.)"The Development of Firearms (Part 1 of 4): Hand Cannon to Flintlock." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, March 1960, pp. 25-27. | online |
Peterson, Harold L., Logan, Herschel C. (il.)"The Development of Firearms (Part 2 of 4): Percussion System and Rifling." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, April 1960, pp. 44-45. | online |
Peterson, Harold L., Logan, Herschel C. (il.)"The Development of Firearms (Part 3 of 4): Breach-loaders and automatics." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, May 1960, pp. 60-63. | online |
Peterson, Harold L., Logan, Herschel C. (il.)"The Development of Firearms (Part 4 of 4): Ammunition and Sources." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, June 1960, pp. 36-38. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Dewey-Berry Feud." The Branding Iron (Westerners. Los Angeles Corral), no. 2. [Los Angeles, Calif.] : [Corral of the Westerners], Dec 1971, pp. 11–13. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "E.A. Prescott (a postscript)." Arms Gazette, North Hollywood, Calif., Bienfeld Pub. Co., Dec 1974. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "E.A. Prescott and His Revolvers." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, September 1960, pp. 46-48. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Fifty Years of Old Guns... a Little Visit with Major Hugh Smiley." The Texas Gun Collector. (1954), p. 8. | reference |
Logan, Herschel C. "A Flintlock Blunderbuss Started It All." Shooting Times: Voice of the Gun Enthusiast. (July 1962), p. 10. | |
Logan, Herschel C. "The 4-Shot Mossberg Pistols." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, March 1961, pp. 24-26. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Front Loading Plant." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, April 1959, pp. 21-23. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Garters and Vest Pockets: A Review of the Small Guns Carried by Ladies and Gents of the Old West." Brand Book (Westerners. San Diego Corral), no. 2. [San Diego, Calif.] : [Corral of the Westerners], [1971]. | |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Gun John Brown Returned." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, September 1954, p. 23. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Guns of Kansas Territorial Days." Kansas Magazine. Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas Magazine Publishing Association, 27 Oct 1954. | |
Logan, Herschel C. "H.E. Dimick of St. Louis: Information on a Popular Gunmaker and Gun Dealer, Presented for the First Time." American Rifleman. April 1958. – Reprinted in The Bulletin, Missouri Historical Society, January, 1959, pp. 29–33. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Handguns by Remington." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, May 1955, pp. 50–53. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "How Rare-How Much?." 15th Annual Gun Digest, 1961. (Advertisement in "The American Rifleman", February 1961) | ad |
Logan, Herschel C. "J.E. Evans of Philadelphia." Arms Gazette, North Hollywood, Calif., Bienfeld Pub. Co., June 1978. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "J. M. Marlin's Handguns." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, October 1958, pp. 31–34. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "J. Stevens and his pistols." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, July 1957, pp. 29–32. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The L. W. Pond Revolvers." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, January 1961, pp. 26-28. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Legend of Waconda Springs." The Wrangler (Westerners. San Diego Corral), v. 5, no. 1. [San Diego, Calif.] : [Corral of the Westerners], March 1972. | |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Oak Underhammer Cutlass Pistol." Arms Gazette, North Hollywood, Calif., Bienfeld Pub. Co., Dec 1974. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "An Old Revolving Rifle." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, June 1954, p. 36. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Potent Persuaders: The .42 Caliber Single-Shot Cartridge derringers." The American Rifleman. February 1952, pp. 29–31, 44. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Romance of the Old West." American Society of Arms Collectors Bulletin. 69:32-42 (1993). | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Royal Buffalo Hunt." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, October 1952, pp. 37-42. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Schofield-Smith & Wesson."" American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, December 1953, pp. 29-31. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Single-Shot Underhammers." The American Rifleman. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, March 1956, pp. 41-44. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Smith & Wesson Ladysmiths."" American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, April 1954, pp. 47-48. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Story of Ignition." American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, January 1955, pp. 21-25. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "The Story of Our ASAC Emblem." American Society of Arms Collectors Bulletin. Fall 1969, No. 20, pp. 26-27. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "What is your Gun Worth?" American Rifleman Magazine. Washington, D.C.: National Rifle Association, August 1960, pp. 43-44. | online |
Logan, Herschel C. "Woodcut Technique." The Federal Illustrator. Minneapolis, Minn. : Federal Schools, Spring 1931. | online |
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