San Francisco: AT&SF Railway, 1931. First Edition. Softcover. 28pp; 38 views from photographs. Contains hotel rates in many different cities. Typically, $1.50 in Bakersfield ($2.00 with bath), and $8.00 in Beverly Hills ($6.00 with bath). Includes views of various hotels. Bound in pictorial self-wrappers, 8" x 4". Laid in is... More about CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA HOTEL RATES ARE REASONABLE

New York: Burt Franklin, (1970). Reprint. Hardcover. 123pp with index. Bound in blue cloth, gilt lettering on spine. 9.25" x 6". Bookshop stamp on both pastedown endpapers. First published in 1935. More about BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CALIFORNIA LITERATURE: Fiction of the Gold Rush Period; Drama of the Gold Rush...

Eureka, California: Lambert & McKeehan, Printers, 1915. First Edition. Softcover. 32pp; 12 full-page and 8 half-page b&w views from photographs, four views in color on rectos and versos of both covers. Topics in the text include: location, streams, harbors, lands, soil, climate, healthfulness, population, transportation, commerce, lumbering, farming, horticulture, dairying... More about HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA [LAND PROMOTION

Beaver Springs, PA: American Publishing Co., (1906). First Edition. Hardcover. (62)pp sample text; (32)pp illustrations from photographs, printed on coated stock. Bound in red pictorial cloth, samped in black and gilt, illustration mounted on cover. 9.5" x 6.75". The subscription pages are unused. Copyright by C.E. Thomas. More about THE HISTORY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER AND MOUNT VESUVIUS HORROR [salesman's sample book

Chicago: M.M. Cole, 1939. First Edition. Pictorial Paper Covers. 96pp; 62 illus from photographs and drawings. Contains words and music to 84 songs performed by The Ranch Boys, including: A Cowboy's Day; Cactus Bill; Colorado Stars; In My Cabin in the Carolines; The Old Gruyo; Pike River Ford; Texas Rose;... More about THE RANCH BOYS' SONGS OF THE PLAINS

Tucson, Arizona: Tucson Corral of the Westerners, 1968. First Edition. Softcover. (24)pp; text illustrations from photographs and maps. Bound in pictorial self-wrappers. 11" x 8.5" More about THE SMOKE SIGNAL, No. 18, Fall 1968: [feature] LEGENDS OF LOST MISSIONS AND MINES by Charles...

Washington DC: Office of Indian Affairs, (1936?). First Edition. Pictorial Paper Covers. 51pp; text illus from photographs and drawings. Inexpensive paper, slightly discolored and dog-eared, otherwise tight and complete. 10.5" x 8" [OCLC locates seven copies: Yale, Smithsonian, U Alaska, U Georgia, U Minnesota, U Missouri, and Oklahoma Metropolitan Library System.]. More about INDIANS AT WORK: SPECIAL CHILDREN'S NUMBER BY INDIAN CHILDREN

Denver: Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, 1900. Eleventh Edition. Original Wrappers. 56pp; 23 full-page views from photographs, two maps. Bound in pictorial paper covers. 8" x 6" More about AROUND THE CIRCLE: One Thousand Miles through the Rocky Mountains.; Being a Descriptive of a...

Denver, Colorado: Great Divide Publishing Co., 1890. First Edition. Tabloid newspaper, 36pp; illustrations from drawings and photographs throughout the text. The lead article in this issue is "Trapping A Grizzly" by Allan Kelly. Other articles include: Storage Reservoirs for irrigation; views of Castlewood Lake and environs, the Princeton Hotel, Bank... More about "THE GREAT DIVIDE," Vol. IV, No. 2, October, 1890

Chicago and New York: Rand, McNally & Co., 1914. 1914 Edition. Printed Stiff Wrappers. Map in full color, opens to 21" x 28". Folds to 5.5" x 2.5" in tan stiff wrapper, printed in black. [OCLC locates four copies of the 1902 edition at UCal-Berkeley, Colorado School of Mines, Denver... More about THE RAND-McNALLY VEST POCKET MAP OF COLORADO: Showing all Counties, Cities, Towns, Railways,...

Denver: Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad, 1930. First Edition. Pictorial Paper Covers. (4)pp; illus from photographs. 11" x 8.5" Describes 11 Royal Gorge tours, with information on rail connections, the history of "the world's loftiest bridge," etc. Includes Colorado's natural attractions as well as major cities, dude ranches, &c... More about THE TRIP TO THE SKYLINE OF AMERICA OVER THE WORLD'S HIGHEST BRIDGE, SPANNING THE ROYAL GORGE

Denver: W.G. Chamberlain, circa 1875. Original photograph. Two sepiatone images (3.5" x 3..25"), mounted side by side on green card stock, 4" x 7". Dampmark on verso. Printed slip on verso: "Clear Creek Canyon. This canyon is traversed by the Colorado Central Rail Road with an ascent of 106 to... More about STEREOSCOPIC VIEW OF CLEAR CREEK CANYON: Colorado Mountain Scenery

Colorado Springs: Gurnsey, circa 1880. Original photograph. Two sepiatone images (3.5" x 3..25"), mounted side by side on yellow card stock, 4" x 7" "Exterior view looking northeast of the original 'Summer House' at Ute Iron Springs in Manitou Springs, Colorado; a shingle roofed pavilion (1880) with latticed balustrade and... More about STEREOSCOPIC VIEW OF "LITTLE CHIEF" IRON SPRING, ONE MILE FROM MANITOU HOUSE, MANITOU,...