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Features: Society Honours James Willard Schultz; They Loved Billy the Kid - to them he was 'Billito'; Venerial Diseases among Frontier Troops; The Craziest Trial in California - the first criminal trial held at Sutter's Fort; The Boy Who Turned in the Younger Gang - 17 year-old Asle Sorbel; This Texas Outlaw Had Nine Lives - Dan Bogan, alias Bill McCoy; Shootout at Poplar Grove - Gun Battle in Kennewick, Washington rivaled OK Corral Showdown; The Outlaw Trail - winding from northern Montana to Miles City, then south to Hole-in-the-Wall, Wyoming; A Sensational Holdup - More than 75 people robbed for 3 horses by the Martin Gang on the Osage Indian Reservation; Wanted - Roy Bean - Before he was the law west of anything, he was arrested in San Antonio for resisting an officer and assault; Killings in Wyoming - Otto Franc's famed Pitchfork Ranch in Big Horn County, Wyoming; Settlers Loved Berry Pies - Forgottin Frontier Food, Part III. Clean, bright and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Book
128 pages. Features: Cover illustration of puppies for sale; Color-photo ad for a Pink Rambler 1960 station waton inside front cover; Two-page photo ad for Chrysler shows the Dart and Plymouth; Ad for large GMC trucks; Photo-illustrated article on "The Middle East - Explosive, Enigmatic"; Life Among the Pioneers - humorous article on suburbia; The Drummer Boy of Shiloh - short story by Ray Bradbury; Strictly Untouchable (sthort story); I Serve on the "Sin Committee" - George H. Young is chairman of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Committee on Infractions; St. Leonard's House in Chicago - a chance to go straight; Nice photo of "Merry Milliners"; Perle Mesta (part 3); Make Up Your Mind (short story); Cause, Chance and Creation, by Philip Morrison; Raid on the Railroad (short story); Montana's Tourist Wilderness - color photos with text; If Hitler Had Invaded England; Beautiful ad for the Turbine Drive 1960 Buick shows red convertible on windy mountain road; The Tewksbury Feud (short story, part 4); Hires Root Beer half-page color ad; 3/4-page color ad for Maine tourism; Toro ad for mower with bagger; Back cover Kodak color-photo ad features Peter Lawford and Family; and more. Moderate moisture exposure to top quarter resulting in mild undulations and some discoloration. Average wear. A worthy vintage copy. . Magazine
64 pages. Contains the following great songs: Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel; Blue Yodel Number One; Blue Yodel Number Two; Blue Yodel Number Three; Blue Yodel Number Four; Down by the Railway Track; Jimmie Rodgers Visits the Carter Family; Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle; Blue Yodel Number Five; In the Jailhouse Now; I've Ranged, I've Roamed, I've Traveled; Whippin' That Old T.B.; Blazin' The Trail; Blue Yodel Number Six; Blue Yodel Number Seven; Blue Yodel Number Eight; The Mystery of Number Five; Moonlight and Skies; Blue Yodel Number Nine; Blue Yodel Number Ten; Blue Yodel Number Eleven; The Cowhand's Last Ride; Blue Yodel Number Twelve; The Yodeling Ranger; I'm Free From the Chain Gang Now; Mother, Queen of My Heart; The Land of My Boyhood Dreams; Waiting for a Train; Treasure Untold; Away Out on the Mountain; Mississippi Delta Blues; Gambling Polka Dot Blues; The Sailor's Plea; Sweet Mama Hurry Home; Those Gambler's Blues. All songs as written and sung on Victor Records by Jimmie Rodgers. Above-average external wear. A worthy vintage copy of this great compilation. Book
pp. 119-214. Black and white illustrations. Features: America's Super Battleships, the "Montana" Class - article with 5-panel fold-out diagrams; A Needless Tragedy - the pointless loss of H.M. destroyers Jackal, Kipling, and Lively; S.M.S. Blucher; Photo of H.M.S. Conqueror and H.M.S. Centurion; Ghost Ship of Roosevelt Roads; and much more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy of this informative issue. Book
Songs include: Tragedy Trail, How the Mountain Came Down; Shanty Town Sharon; Fire in the Mine; Somewhere, There's Sorrow; Don Valley Jail; Benny the Bum; Black Donnelly's Massacre; Battle of Despair; Reesor Crossing Tragedy; The Little Boy's Prayer; Around the Bay and Back Again. Average wear overall. Great Stompin' Tom collectible. This album was originally recorded in 1968 but this tape was probably made circa 1990. Book
1.25 pages thick. Hundreds of pages. A large collection of circulars issued by the U.S. War Department circa World War II. A sampling of the titles include: Standards of Physical Examination During Mobilization; Inspector General's Department; Quartermaster Corps; Standards of Physical Examination for Flying; Administration of Hospitals - General Provisions; Service Commands and Departments - Administration; Posts, Camps, and Stations - administration, non-appropriated funds, motion picture service; Penalty Envelopes and Labels - Use of the Mails; Correspondence - How Conducted; Military Records - Service Record, Morning Reports; Personnel - Honors to persons; Enlisted Men - reception and processing. Also includes Technical Bulletin TB 23-7-4 entitled cal. .30 Carbine M2 (T4). Upon front board is written "Enlistments, Public Relations", beneath which is written the prior owner's name, Sgt. Lowry. Some markings to contents. Average wear. Binding sound. An interesting and informative second world war artifact. Book
Features/Photos: Syria's break with Egypt/Colonel Nasser; 200 km/hr bicycle!; A primitive jungle race of Thailand exists mainly on bamboo; Commercial flying among the Swiss mountain peaks; Great London Livery Companies - The Vintner's Hall; Aden Colony through an ultra-wide angle camera; using pumps to save fish in frozen over lakes; The state funeral of Dag Hammarskjoeld in Uppsala; Car of the Month - the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II; and more. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. Quality copy. Book
Buurgård, LiseIn Pristine Condition. unknown
1387881620.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1974R320136293R.Ollivier. 1971-1974. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 120 pages + 161 pages + 166 pages - quelques cartes en noir et rouge hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 908.447-Régionalisme : Aquitaine
RO30306131Imprimerie typo-lithographique A. Chêne. Non daté. In-4. Broché. Etat passable, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Papier jauni. 808 pages augmentées de quelques illustrations en noir et blanc,dans et hors texte. Nombreuses rousseurs. Page de faux-titre avec pliures, déchirures et 1 tampon, désolidarisé. Auteur, titre et fleurons dorés au dos. 1er plat désolidarisé. Quelques déchirures. Contreplats jaspés. Vendu en l'état. 3 photos disponibles.. . . . Classification Dewey : 641.013-Gastronomie
0883969440.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
189060273St. Paul MN: W.C. Riley Publisher Engraved by Charles Frey Franfurt Germany ca. 1890. Oblong 8vo. 9.75 x 6.25 in. 30 leaves unnumbered. sepia-tinted leporello accordion-style format. With 30 lithograph plates including 1 double-leaf plate w/ 2 birds-eye views of Minneapolis & St. Paul 1 birds-eye panoramic views of Northern Pacific train & Duluth Harbor many sepia-tinted views on remaining. Quarter-black cloth over elaborately decorated & embossed burgundy-coloured covers gilt lettering & decoration front cover minor scuffing edgewear small discrete paper repair to a few hinges hinge still a VG copy. Third edition “30000†of this nicely executed souvenir book issued in the same size as the popular “Boudoir†albumen souvenir photos for the Northern Pacific as its route opened through the Northern United States railroad lands for development across the West and expanding upon the much smaller original 1888 “Northern Pacific Tour.†These lithographs were created by hand-drawn images from photographs and printed using the Glaser/Frey lithographic process using five or more stones to lay down a series of separate shades offering a varnished look. The NP RR souvenir view book includes images of Dakota wheat fields Custer Battlefield monument Crow Indians at Yellowstone Montana cattle roundups and gold mining along the Columbia River with birds-eye views of Butte & Helena MT Spokane WA and salmon fishwheel as well as early birds-eye view of Portland OR. Views of Alaska include Sitka Juneau Totem Poles on Wrangel Island and the glaciers. The piece concludes with birds-eye view of San Francisco. W.C. Riley Publisher, [Engraved by Charles Frey, Franfurt, Germany], hardcover
189063309St. Paul MN: F. Jay Haynes 392 Jackson Street 1890. Oblong 4to. One boudoir-sized hand-coloured albumen photograph sized 8.5 x 5.5 in. mounted w/in beveled studio frame mount sized 12 x 9 in. w/ printed backing on verso pencil mark indicating which image this one is minor age toning to mount & verso backing faint sunning to the delicate hand-colouring still a VG bright image. First edition of this 3rd boudoir hand-coloured albumen photo of Yellowstone Park from the portfolio of 12 commissioned by the Northern Pacific Railroad representing scenic landscape vistas in the historic park. Haynes 1853-1921 was the renowned official photographer of Yellowstone National Park whose photographs fueled the sales of stereographs postcards books articles and journals on the American West from the 1870s until his retirement in 1916. the Northern Pacific maintained a special railroad car for Haynes equipped as a mobile photography studio and in 1889 first opened a studio in St. Paul MN. Eventually Frank Haynes would produce yearly Haynes Guidebooks and his son Jack Haynes 1884-1962 would later take over after his death operating by 1962 thirteen Haynes Photo Shops in the Park. See: Robert V. Goss “Geyser Bob†Early Boating on Yellowstone Lake ca. 1871-early 1920s Yellowstone Park Historical Service 2021. F. Jay Haynes, 392 Jackson Street, unknown
189064731Dalton Ga: Printed by the A.J. Showalter Co 1890. Broadside printed on green paper. A bold title double-rule text in four columns the whole enclosed in a key meander border. 36 cm. Old fold lines with a bit of wear along one vertical fold with loss of a few letters; some fading along folds but overall a nice copy. Accompanied by an envelope moderately soiled and spotted printed with the image of Dr. Joe and "Compliments of Dr. Blue Mountain Joe" 9 x 15 cm. torn open at the left margin. Formulas for the treatment of various illnesses as well as poisons to eliminate bed bugs cockroaches and flies powders to treat horses and cattle and several "Indian" cures for hydrophobia asthma and charms to keep away disease.<br/>Dr. Blue Mountain Joe was considered an illegal "itinerant vendor" of medicines and nostrums by an Illinois Supreme Court ruling in 1889. The good "doctor" apparently had a traveling variety show with entertainers including musicians strongmen Native Americans "real or pretend" etc. He would give free evening shows "consisting of music singing jokes wire-walking and other performances" then use the venue to peddle his patent medicines to the gathered crowds. see: Twentieth Annual Report of the Illinois State Board of Health Springfield IL: 1898 Court Decisions pp. xcix-ci. The publisher of this broadside A.J. Showalter set up his printing business in Dalton Georgia in 1890 helping date the piece. <br/><br/> Printed by the A.J. Showalter Co unknown books
Leif RyvardenNot in perfect condition. unknown
1953002096London New York Chicago: George Allen & Unwin Rand McNally 1953. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Full set of the english language volumes of THE MOUNTAIN WORLD. All volumes complete with original dust jackets. Some of the jackets have rubbing and tiny loss spine ends see photos and several have price-clipped flap corners. The book covers are clean and not rubbed and not faded. NOT Ex-Library. Previous owner name on FFEP of 1956/57 volume; otherwise there are no previous owner marks or writing on any pages of the volumes. Foxing along top edge of text block on most volumes but no foxing on page faces. Pages are bright and clean bindings are tight complete set with all foldouts and rear pocket maps present. Extra postage required. For mailing to a USA destination postage comes to a total of about $11 since the set weighs about 18 pounds. PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL VOLUMES BEING OFFERED FOR SALE. <br/> <br/> George Allen & Unwin Rand McNally hardcover
1921104851Very Good. 1921. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Hardcover. First Edition. 1921. Very Good Plus condition. 307 pages. Inscribed to a Arizona Senator by a State Historian George Kelly in 1929. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 307 pages; Signed by Associated . hardcover
188919945Helena: Published by authority of the Independent Publishing Co 1889. 76pp original printed pink wrappers stitched. Light tan and wear Very Good. <br /> <br /> "The Constitution that brought Montana into the Union." Sonneborn Sale. <br /> FIRST EDITION. Sonneborn Sale 89. Published by authority of the Independent Publishing Co unknown
188919945Helena: Published by authority of the Independent Publishing Co 1889. 76pp original printed pink wrappers stitched. Light tan and wear Very Good. <br/><br/> "The Constitution that brought Montana into the Union." Sonneborn Sale. <br/>FIRST EDITION. Sonneborn Sale 89. Published by authority of the Independent Publishing Co unknown books
1901WRCAM16699Chicago 1901. 23pp. Plus 5pp. advertisements. Folding map 54 x 35.5 cm. Printed stiff wrappers a fine copy. Nicely printed indexed Montana map showing towns counties and railroads. Extensive index with 1900 census data. unknown books
kz38Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 18 b&w photos. Wood covered album has inside label: Mike's Place Glacier Park Montana. Fine painting on wood. 'St. Mary's Lake' - with the lake's natural beauty & lavender-blue Glacier Mtns - artist unknown. 3 " x 5" photos men & women in the 1930s judging by the stlyes of clothes. Three folks signed their photos other names were written in. Fine condition. Album 4.75 x 7.25". Domestic s&h $15. Hardcover
19190409781919. Original photograph. Very Good. Contains head-and-shoulders portraits of eight young women in white nursing caps and uniforms arranged within a shield labeled "Great Falls Columbus Hospital 1919" with a white cross at the bottom. Image size is 10" x 8". Mounted in the original mat with the names of the eight women written boldly in pencil on the verso. Surnames are: Donat Youngren Hutcheson Oneal Lichter Allen Goodyear and Fromhart. Overall size is 13.5" x 11.25" Founded in 1892 by five Sisters of Providence nuns the hospital was named Columbus after the explorer. Those five nuns nursed more than 99 patients the first year made 43 home visits served 170 meals and wrote 475 prescriptions according to an article in the Great Falls Tribune. A nurses home was added to the hospital in 1903. By the time the young women in this 1919 photograph graduated the Wesley Van Orsdel Nurses Home had been built across the street. unknown
1899TB30102Helena Montana: Independent Publishing Co. 1899. First Edition. Near fine in original printed pink thin paper wraps over a stab sewn binding. A small octavo of 7 15/16 by 5 1/4 inches with minor traces of soiling to the covers. The contents are very slightly tanned. 76 pages of text. A very clean handsome and damage free copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind. Independent Publishing Co. paperback
1899TB30102Helena Montana: Independent Publishing Co. 1899. First Edition. Near fine in original printed pink thin paper wraps over a stab sewn binding. A small octavo of 7 15/16 by 5 1/4 inches with minor traces of soiling to the covers. The contents are very slightly tanned. 76 pages of text. A very clean handsome and damage free copy with no prior ownership markings of any kind. Independent Publishing Co. paperback books
