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Trinidad Bean & Elevator Company
Best known as the credited author of The Western Cowboy and Arabians in the Rockies, this name appears to represent a Colorado company rather than an individual writer. The book connects ranch life, cowboy culture, and Arabian horse breeding in the Rocky Mountains.
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The Western Cowboy and Arabians in the Rockies
by Trinidad Bean & Elevator Company
About the author
Trinidad Bean & Elevator Company was a long-running Colorado bean business that later became part of Trinidad Benham. On the company's own history page, it traces its roots to 1917 and describes Trinidad Bean & Elevator Company as one of the family-owned businesses that eventually merged into the modern corporation in 1978.
As an author credit, the company is most clearly associated with The Western Cowboy and Arabians in the Rockies. Project Gutenberg lists that work under Trinidad Bean & Elevator Company, and the text describes the Van Vleet Arabian Stud and the Lazy VV Ranch in Colorado, tying the book to the company's interests in ranching and Arabian horses as well as western life.
Because this is a corporate author name, not a person, there does not appear to be a standard personal biography or confirmed portrait to use here. In that sense, the "author" is best understood as a historical company credit connected to a niche work about the American West and Arabian horse culture.