Arizona Highways Magazine October 1970

We’re honored to release the first drop from the 4KINSHIP Studio Library — a curated collection of vintage and gently used books gathered over decades of research, travel, design, and lived experience. These titles have shaped our thinking. They’ve informed our dye practices, textile studies, Indigenous design ethics, land-based storytelling, and our broader creative journey. Some are rare. Some are well-loved. All have been part of the foundation of what became 4KINSHIP. As we thoughtfully downsize our archives, we’re excited to pass these phenomenal reads forward — into new studios, homes, classrooms, and creative spaces. May they inspire you the way they inspired us. May they be used, referenced, dog-eared, and loved again. Pages: 48 Dimensions: 11-1/4" x 9" Paperback Condition: Gently Used, scuffs to cover, gently aged. A vintage October 1970 issue of Arizona Highways exploring the intertwined history of cattle ranching, cowboys, and firearms in the American West. This edition reflects on the cowboy’s skill, independence, and foundational role in shaping the cattle industry, while examining the gun as both tool and symbol within the realities of frontier life. Set against the…