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189357405New York: International League of Press Clubs 1893. 4to. 9 x 11.5 in. 149 1 pp. Photo frontisp. with sepia-tinted illustration of locomotive numerous text illustrations historiated initials decorated initials woodcut-engravings & tail-pieces. Brick-red publisher’s simulated morocco over beveled boards gilt lettering & border decoration in blind dyed fore-edges to textblock minor rubbing to corners light rubbing head & foot of spine still VG bright copy. First edition of this nicely illustrated souvenir travel account of the International League of Press Clubs traveling to the Press Club Convention organized to promote the West Coast and the forthcoming 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition. Michael Henry de Young 1849-1925 noted Jewish-American co-founder of the San Francisco Chronicle arranged for the Eastern Press Clubs and Midwestern Clubs to travel in the lavishly appointed Wagner train with stops in Denver side trip to Salt Lake City UT the Citrus Fair in Auburn CA and Sacramento lunched with the Sutros stayed at the palatial Hotel Del Monte in Monterey visited the Lick Observatory & Los Angeles. The memorable dinner banquet included courses of California Oysters Kennebec Salmon in Holland Sauce Broiled Mushrooms Filet of Beef Richelieu and the Canvas-Back Duck with Celery Sauce. Return stops included viewing the Mojave Indians the Apache in Needles the pueblos in New Mexico and a stop later at Niagara Falls. International League of Press Clubs, hardcover
193978832Los Angeles: Los Angeles Directory Co 1939. Hardcover. Good. An important source of information on pre-war Los Angeles. Large quarto: 2350 92 2351-2558 4 pp. including the endpapers and boards with a plethora of advertisements a few photographic and coated endpapers printed in blue red and black. Typical toning to the contents with a small chip to the bottom edge of the title page. The top portion of the final leaf of the directory is fused to the rear flyleaf. It appears the binding has been reinforced between p.316 and 317. The advertisements along the edges are a little faded. The boards are shelfworn and moderately soiled with some general toning to the front panel a one-inch nick to the spine and a few small dents to the rear panel. Scarce OCLC locates no holdings. Los Angeles Directory Co hardcover
19002146Philadelphia 1900. Good plus. 593pp. plus folding map. 12mo. Original yellow printed wrappers. Spine and lower corners chipped; faint contemporary ink stamp on rear wrapper. Quarter-size chip to upper corner of first leaf slightly affecting frontispiece image. Light toning and dust soiling. Scarce itinerary and program for a six-week tour of California and Mexico by rail operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Their dedicated "Mexico and California Special" sleeper train departed Philadelphia on February 12 1900 after receiving passengers from across the Northeast arriving on specially organized parlor cars and returned on March 29. The train took passengers to San Antonio where they boarded Southern Pacific service for three weeks in Mexico before rejoining the original train in Los Angeles on March 5 for the tour of California. The present pamphlet contains a detailed description of the train and its amenities a daily itinerary of activities and information on points of interest at each stop on the tour. Illustrated throughout with photographic images and with a large folding map delineating the entire route at the rear. We locate copies at three institutions -- Northwestern Berkeley and SMU. unknown
42130101San Jose n.d. ca 1890's-1905 Clinch. Two old photographs laid down on stiff card: 23 x 17.7 cm. photo size: 20 x 14 cm. showing 9 ladies 1 child all wearing elaborate silk Kimonotrying to look 'Japanese' holding fans.Together With: . . . TWO LARGE BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS . . . BOARD MOUNTED . There are 2 photographs in this group. . 1. A large image 20 x 14 cm mounted on a card:23 x 17.9 cm. This shows a group of 10 American ladies 1 girl child from San Jose California each wearing elaborately decorated Japanese silk Kimono. Their hair is done 'up' style emulating Japanese women's coiffeur style of the 1890's with typical Japanese hair pins and decorated dangles. Each wears an Obi waist wrapping or 'belt' each holds a small hand-fan one holds a large opened umbrella. . There is a folding screen holding other silken Kimono in the background. There is a table with a Japanese porcelain tea service one lady pours tea into the cup of her friend. lady's . Each person is trying to look 'Japanese' in terms of hair style clothing accessories and even drinking Japanese tea in a Japanese porcelain tea set. . The photo was taken outside of the San Jose home on the lawn with the house in the background. . On the verso is the photographer's printed name and address reading: "W.A. CLINCH PHOTOGRAPHER 52 South First Street San Jose Cal." . The board is a bit 'toned' as usual with a small bump to the lower right corner and worn board edges. The image is excellent exceptionally clear solid and no fading. The lower right corner has a bit of a small bend no other issues. . This is a glossy finish probably an early silver gelatin type. . 2. Is a large image 26 x 20.4 cm. mounted on a card: 28 x 23 cm. It shows the interior of a home in San Jose California during the 1880's-90's. . The image shows the interior of the living room. This is elaborately decorated with 'JAPONISME' furniture flowers ceramic vases plates pillows and what looks like a hand-woven Chinese carpet and even Japanese chrysanthemums growing. There is a chandelier with three gas lights. . This is an albumen type image. It is very clear with sharp focus and no fading. . The verso has a clipped drawing laid down of two "Gay 90's" women in elaborate dresses with caption reading: . "I love and I am a loved" "Then you must be perfectly happy." "But it isn't the same man!" . The top right corner of the image has a small bit not present else no issues. Please see photos posted to our website for details. . Color photos are posted to our website. . . unknown
1971List2884Pasadena California 1971. Approximately 22 x 28 inch painting on heavy cardstock with 7 x 9 inch photograph affixed. Some spotting on a portion of the lower left; overall excellent. Locksley Hall was a Spokane-based psychedelic rock group formed in 1967 who nearly had a record deal with Epic in 1969. The project was scrapped and was not rediscovered until 1996 when it was finally released by Indianapolis-based Or Records. This hand-painted poster advertises the band playing for “one night only†at the Pasadena Che House—likely a house venue as the name suggests—in June of 1971 and notes that the band had previously played with Phil Ochs “Eric Burden sic & War†and others. A charming piece of independent music history. unknown
1913List2840Stockton California 1913. Single 6 x 9 inch sheet. Marked with blue crayon at upper left corner otherwise near fine. A wanted poster offering $20 for the return of a stolen Indian motorcycle. Indian motorcycles were an early American motorcycle built by the Hendee Manufacturing Company in Springfield Massachusetts. This particular one was a tandem model stolen from a race ground in San Jose in August of 1913. Motorcycling was then a very new sport with the first motorcycling club the Federation of American Motorcyclists having been formed in New York City not ten years prior. unknown
1932A50580Los Angeles CA: Harper Collins. 1932. First Edition; First Printing. Stapled wraps. Very Good-. This is an oversized paperback booklet with illustrated covers and a stapled spine. The booklet is in Very Good- condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The spine ends and corners of the book covers have some lightish bumping rubbing and wear along with associated wrinkles. There are two smallish spots where the color has been removed towards the top edge of the front cover by the spine joint. The rear cover of the book has a previous owner's ink stamped address no name at the top edge. The text pages are clean and bright. The contents contain a group of strip maps published by the Auto Club of Southern California that show two different trip routes the first from New York City to Southern Florida St. Augustine and the second from St. Augustine to San Diego. The pages also include bits of trivia regarding each strips and advertisements that a traveler can use hotels repair shops restaurants. Worldcat shows only four copies of this booklet. " All-weather roads crossed much of the nation by the mid 1930s; the system of numbered US highways had been introduced in 1926. Prior to that "named highways" like the Lincoln Highway or Yellowstone Trail had signs directing you from town to town coast to coast or border to border. By 1940 even most state highways were paved meaning you could reach almost any town in the country. The first arduous cross-country journeys were made in the teens but by the late 1930s it was commonplace for a middle-class family to make an auto trip of several hundred miles to vacation in a national park or to visit relatives. In The Grapes of Wrath Steinbeck writes about the cross-country journey made via U. S. 66 by hundreds of Okies to California looking for work. "from Reddit / Askhistorians ; B&W Illustrations & Maps; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 104p. pages; Pictured 3/25/25 . Harper Collins paperback
19041015Cincinnati: Tom Jones 1904. Good. 36 loose plates one of them folding. Oblong folio. Original gray paper portfolio with metal snaps. Heavy wear to portfolio old tape reinforcement to edges. Plates generally clean with some minor soiling and light wear particularly to lower left corner. Folding plate with wear to center fold. Large souvenir portfolio of photogravure views around the state of California including a folding panorama of Los Angeles. Many of the plates contain multiple vignettes and all are captioned. Images include scenes of Santa Monica Los Angeles San Francisco Yosemite Shasta and Tahoe as well as the University of California views in a Chinese opium den missions the ostrich farm in Pasadena the Arizona Gardens at Monterey and more. Most of the "Scenic Souvenirs" published by Tom Jones were in miniature format -- small accordion-fold souvenir books not on this scale. Though we find no records under this title in OCLC we do locate four copies of a work by Tom Jones entitled Scenic Treasures of California which is of similar size and composition. We find two auction records for the present title both more than ten years old. Scarce. Tom Jones unknown books
1926684Santa Rosa: Press Democrat 1926. Very good. 8pp. Folding pamphlet stapled. Light wear at folds and edges. Slight oxidation around staples. Scarce illustrated pamphlet promoting life in Santa Rosa California during the 1920s. In addition to touting Santa Rosa as the home of Luther Burbank the renowned botanist and agricultural scientist the work espouses the many business opportunities particularly in farming and recreational amenities of the town complete with fulsome statistics and a small map of the region. The promotional is also well-illustrated throughout with photographic reproductions of views of the town various types of agriculture undertaken in the area and depictions of visitors at leisure. Burbank died the same year that this pamphlet was published under the auspices of the town Chamber of Commerce at the press of the local newspaper the Press Democrat. OCLC locates three copies at San Francisco Public the Sonoma County Library and UC Davis. Press Democrat unknown books
19031795Los Angeles: M. Reider 1903. About very good. 18pp. accordion folded in nine panel. Original purple printed wrappers. Light wear to wrappers. Some wear at accordion folds; some separation along two folds with one unobtrusive tape repair. Light toning. Handsome and scarce early 20th-century viewbook for Long Beach California. The principal images are two striking panoramas one of the beach and boardwalk on a busy summer day and the other of Long Beach Park being enjoyed by several women at leisure. Other views include portraits of fishermen bathers and beachgoers and images of local architecture and geographical features. We locate only two copies -- at UC Irvine and UC San Diego. M. Reider unknown books
19001416Los Angeles: M. Rieder 1900. About very good. 20pp. accordion folded in ten panels. Original purple printed wrappers. Light wear and fading to covers. Worn at folds some light soiling. Handsome promotional viewbook for Pasadena featuring numerous illustrations of the city. Views include Hotel Raymond Hotel Green Marengo Avenue the Rose Bowl Parade East Colorado Street the Cawston Ostrich Farm and a four-panel panoramic view of the city. This copy is stamped in gilt on the front cover with a local distributor's stamp indicating it was offered compliments of Sun Drug Company. We locate one copy of this work at UCLA. M. Rieder unknown books
194343326San Francisco: San Francisco Branch Society for Sanity in Art Inc. 1943. Stapled cream self-wrappers printed in dark brown. In original postmarked envelope. Small stain to front wrapper from slightly oxidized envelope clasp; staples of binding rusted not affecting pages. Internally clean and crisp. Light general wear to envelope. VG. 12 unnumbered pages. No illustrations text only. 9-1/2" x 6" <br/><br/>Catalogue from an exhibition by the Society for Sanity in Art an organization dedicated to the rejection of modernism in art in the original postmarked envelope addressed to one of the exhibiting artists Alexander N. Balakhnin. The Society was founded in Chicago in 1936 by Josephine Hancock Logan and soon spread nationwide; San Francisco became one of its major branches. The exhibition featured oil paintings water colors pastels miniatures sculpture jewelry and etchings prints and drawings. Artists include Alexander N. Balakhnin John A. Cusanovich William F. Dabelstein Louis Heinzman Babette Fickert George Dement Otis Charles F. Holden Percy Gray Adele stover Alice Grand-Gostony and more. Scarce. We find no copies of this year's exhibition on OCLC or in the trade. [San Francisco Branch Society for Sanity in Art, Inc.] unknown books
19061050804 vols. Berkeley: California Bookplate Society Sheldon Cheney 1906-1907. 4 vols 12mo 16; 16; 18; 16 pp. First issue of this booklet with 9 facsimile bookplates; the 3 remaining volumes each with at least 1 bookplate tipped in the remaining examples in line-drawn facsimile. Wrappers of Vol. 1 No. 1 with a bit of discoloration. Fine. § A well-preserved quartet from the California Bookplate Society America’s second bookplate club which “under Sheldon Cheney published California Book-plates from 1906-1911†Johnson A Treasury of Bookplates vi. Cheney 1886-1990 grew up in Berkeley and was a well-regarded art theatre and dance critic who penned a number of volumes on modernist theatre. Composed under his editorship at the age of 20 these pamphlets must be among the earliest published examples of his writing. California Bookplate Society (Sheldon Cheney) unknown books
1922952San Francisco: Union Trust Company 1922. About very good. Folding map 34 x 26 inches. Original printed wrappers. Closed from head of front wrap near gutter; a couple of scuff marks on front and rear. Map fine. An interesting and scarce promotional for a San Francisco financial firm comprising two road maps one of California and Nevada and the other of the Bay Area. The two-sided map was issued in 1922 by Rand McNally but here has had advertising for the Union Trust Company added to its legend and had been tipped into wrappers promoting the firm. In addition to providing a detailed outline of roads in the two western states and around the San Francisco Bay the verso of the map also prints a text describing the banking services of Union Trust a synopsis of the 1921 California Motor Vehicle Act and Bay ferry time tables as well as a list of incorporated towns found on the map and their populations. The Union Trust Building still stands at the intersection of Market Grant and O'Farrell in downtown San Francisco as advertised by the present map although the company was bought out by Wells Fargo the year after this promotional was published. We locate two copies of the regular issue of this map in the Rand McNally collection at the Newberry and at Northern Arizona University and no copies of this production. Union Trust Company unknown books
1920WRCAM54603Denver 1920. Folding map approximately 28 x 21 inches. Original stiff printed wrappers. Light wear to wraps a couple of small separations at map folds. Map printed in blue and red. Very good. A large attractive and scarce road map for California and Nevada published in the early 1920s by the Clason Map Company. The map includes insets of Los Angeles and the Bay Area at the left margin as well as a town index with population information at the foot. Advertisements on the printed wrappers are for businesses on the California-Nevada border in the vicinity of Yosemite and Lake Tahoe. OCLC located only two copies at Berkeley and the Denver Public Library. paperback books
1896GG01662Mt. Tamalpais: c. 1896-98. 1896. 29.2 x 22.5 cm. Albumen photo mounted on card. Inscribed "On Mt. Tamalpais across the bay from San Francisco. C.J.S. with the RR Commissioners." Very good. Group Portrait of about 43 persons possibly tourists accompanied by the Railroad Commissioners including 2 women plus on the left two open railway cars filled with people. This photograph was taken at the opening of the route which was in 1896. The railroad commissioners at the time were H.M. La Rue James I. Stanton and William R. Clark. 40 men 2 women and 1 young man all well-dressed stand and sit on a sunlit platform beside the railway. Inside the railcars additional women and children are obscured by shadows. 10 show a badge or citation! on their coats – not known what these represent. "The Mill Valley railroad operated from about 1896 to 1930. It included about 8.2 miles of winding track and was advertised as "the crookedest railroad in the world."" – Adrian Rodriguez Marin Independent Journal 03/17/2018. marinij. Note: Frank Ransome was the official photographer for the railroad nearly his whole life. He signed his work on the verso not viewed on this piece mounted on cardboard but additionally this does not appear to be like any of his known work as judged by Tamalpais railroad historian Fred Runner. Runner also notes traces of the weather station built in 1898 but cannot be viewed here as the summit is not shown. Either the image is 'opening day' with a group including the RR Commissioners or it is 2 years later and the entire group is made up of tourists enjoying the ride – but this does not explain the inscription alluding to the presence of the RR Commissioners appointed by the state. "Important groups came to Tamalpais. William Kent brought groups of congressmen to Tamalpais to show them what a public nature park might be. Muir Woods was his creation and he was an important co-author of the "Organic Act" that created the National Park Service in 1916 to fund run and manage the National Parks of America." – Correspondence with Runner. See: Fred Runner Images of Rail: Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway Charleston SC: Arcadia 2009. c. 1896-98. unknown books
01-1375Berkeley Calif.: University of California 1939-1948. . Eight volumes. 8vo. Very good in original wraps. All covers intact. A few somewhat worn. Catalogues before the era of political correctness with stars such as J. Robert Oppeheimer Ernest Lawrence & Luis Alvarez in the Physics Department. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California, 1939-1948. paperback
200738536Los Angeles: Book Collectors of Southern California. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. Blue cloth stamped in gilt. Xix 3 1-169 pages. Signed by Glen Dawson under his portrait on the dedication page. Fine condition in fine printed white DJ in mylar. Laid in are an invitation to Dawson's 95th birthday/ celebration of the publication of this title. Includes envelope and reservation card. Also laid in is a printed list of the 80 titles. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Signed by Author . Book Collectors of Southern California hardcover
192658402Los Angeles: Rex D. Weston Architectural Designer 527 I. W. Hellman Building The Bungalowcraft Co. 1926. Oblong 4to. 11 x 8 in. 32 pp. With numerous colour plates photo illustrations floor plans. Colour-illustrated softcover w/ California plein-air style cover art of English Half-timber Tudor revival minor dustsoiling shelfwear still NF copy. First edition of this uncommonly rare and nicely illustrated architectural house plans for Southern California style two story homes drawing in Arts & Crafts Tudor & Norman Revival and cottage style elements. Weston 1884-1967 began his career as the storied “Bungalow†house designer after moving to Santa Barbara before 1908 when he opened an office with Fred Siren and established “The Bungalow Plan Co.†Later he works for the Bungalowcraft Co. which had the financial backing of lumber yard mogul Hermann August Eymann in between working as an architect and designer for the American Film Co. Weston would continue to operate the Bungalowcraft Co. plan books company until the 1950’s and his designs influenced architects designers and home builders alike. Some neighborhoods in Pasadena and environs have even applied for historic registry as part of the English Cottage Revival or Spanish Colonial Revival through extensive use of their plan books. Worldcat locates 1 copy Winterthur; See: The Bungalowcraft Company California Bungalow Homes Antique Home Style 2015; Steve Mermell Application to Designate a Portion of Annandale Road as a Landmark District June 21 2010. Rex D. Weston, Architectural Designer, 527 I. W. Hellman Building, [The Bungalowcraft Co.], paperback
190750920San Francisco: California State Board of Trade 1907. 1907. 69pp. Illustrations. Charts. Appendix. Map. Offers industrial statistics for a series of years in comparables thereby showing the growth or decline of the particular industry. Information valuable to people wanting to possibly relocate to California . a general description of the state in its entirety as well as by particular regions information on its resources attractions climatic advantages and the opportunities it offers in all branches of human industry. Articles relating to the industrial educational economical social and religious life of the state’s people. Fold-out map 25" x 19 12" attached to inside front wrapper and entitled Geographical Topographical and Railroad Map of California 1907." 2 3/4" split to lower gutter along with 1/2" split to top edge and 1 1/2" split to side edge of front wrapper and with tiny chip to bottom corner. Map fine. California State Board of Trade, 1907. unknown
191463584New York & London: The Macmillan Company Adam and Charles Black 1914. Tall 8vo. viii 178 pp. Tipped-in colour frontisp. 31 tipped-in colour plates 1 large folding sepia-coloured map at rear. Pictorial cloth publisher’s binding striking Arts & Crafts cover art by Henry Hunt Clark on front cover & spine gilt lettering t.e.g. slight shelfwear very slight age toning still NF bright copy from the library of Julia Ripple Nevin 1839-1920 noted gardening enthusiast and naturalist and Pennsylvania book collector w/ bookplate on front pastedown. First edition of this vividly worded work extolling the beauty of the California landscape hinting at Austin’s pioneering support for environmentalism Native Americans and awareness of the extremes in the Western landscape. Issued the year after Los Angeles had bought up much of the Owens River Valley diverting the water to Southern California turning the previously verdant “Switzerland of America†into a dust bowl the work nonetheless paints a beguiling portrait of the State with Sutton Palmer’s paintings. Austin 1868-1934 is perhaps best remembered for her classic “The Land of Little Rain†whose success allowed her to move to Carmel CA freed her from a loveless marriage to Wallace Austin as well as caring for her physically and mentally disabled daughter Ruth who was consigned to an institution where she remained until her death in 1918 from the Spanish Flu Pandemic. See: Inman A&C Black Colour Books 649; Joy Lanzendorfer Searching for Mary Austin Alta California Book Club 2025. The Macmillan Company, Adam and Charles Black, hardcover
193463376San Leandro CA: Ry-Lock Co. Ltd. Cadaco Ltd. 1934. Oblong atlas folio. One colour lithograph game board mechanical moving metal football and line marker on parallel tracks across football field two volvelle metal pointers at each end game statistics & call plays printed in red & black on either side w/ original 3 dice and “Scoreboard†sheets for players laid-in printed instructions mounted on verso of lid. Colour-lithograph illustrated game box cover art of football players and title red white & blue colours red bottom box couple minor splits at corners minor scuffing edgewear still a VG complete exemplar. First edition of this pioneering football sporting game foreshadowing the modern Fantasy Football leagues and designed so that players could follow and play along with radio broadcast games during the Great Depression. First developed by the pair in 1933-1934 during the depths of the Great Depression while Mazer 1903-1951 was on sabbatical from Columbia University and Berolzheimer 1902-1995 owner and partner in Cal-Cedar Pencil Factories in and inventor of a local locksmith and hardware company in San Leandro CA Ry-Lock Co. Ltd. as well as owner of a printing firm designed and first issued the game in 1934. They would later add a Baseball game “Foto World†and later reached out to Elmer Layden of Notre Dame to reissue the game in 1937. Mazer focused on designing the game by using statistical probabilities of the various plays in football and it proved very popular. In 1937 Mazer’s wife Eleanor Ellis advanced him $ 5000 to buy out Berolzheimer’s share in Cadaco and the company name was changed to Cadaco-Ellis and moved to Chicago. The company rejected buying and adopting Monopoly as well as Cootie but would go on to sevelop and market Tripoley Yankee Doodle Pigs in clover Ethan Allen’s All-Star Baseball Treasure Hunt a version of Scrabble and even the first electric Football game -- “Foto-Electric Football†in 1938. No copies in Worldcat; See: Bruce Whitehill Cadaco-Ellis and Cadaco The Big Game Hunter 2025. Ry-Lock Co., Ltd., Cadaco, Ltd., unknown
ria9780323523271_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Distilling all of the most important content from Dr. Donald L. Resnick''s highly esteemed five-volume Diagnosis of Bone and Joint Disorders into a single concise source Bone and Joint Imaging 4th Edition focuses on the specific st hardcover
1914171371914. Photo album California Vernacular Photo album of travels and vacations filled with 256 images from around California. 1914-1920. Original cloth boards. 11.5 x 15.5 in. "Photographs" in gilt on front cover. 256 original silver gelatin print photographs of various size from 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches to 5 ½ x 3 ½ inches. Family photo album with images from up and down the California coastline. Captions and handwritten annotations throughout album. Numerous photographs from well-known locations in San Francisco including Golden Gate Park Land's End and images from the Marina District in 1915 when the Panama-Pacific International Exposition was being held in the city. View of the 19th century battleship USS Oregon seen from San Francisco. Images labeled from Sacramento include the Capital dome Capital Park and the California State Railroad Museum and locomotive C.P. Huntington. Other locations noted from around California include Redwood City Bakersfield and Placerville. There are also photographs of the group camping in the Santa Cruz Mountains picnicking at the beach and playing in the Pacific Ocean. There are numerous rural scenes showing farm work and livestock such as horses cattle and donkeys. A photo of a rural baseball game in which the players stand in a wide field with a drawbridge in the background. Numerous photographs of outdoor activities such as camping fishing and hiking. Many photos removed from later pages. Some captions faded. In very good condition. unknown
17137Photo album California Photo album of travels and vacations filled with 256 images from around California. 1914-1920. Original cloth boards. 11.5 x 15.5 in. "Photographs" in gilt on front cover. 256 original silver gelatin print photographs of various size from 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches to 5 ½ x 3 ½ inches. Family photo album with images from up and down the California coastline. Captions and handwritten annotations throughout album. Numerous photographs from well-known locations in San Francisco including Golden Gate Park Land's End and images from the Marina District in 1915 when the Panama-Pacific International Exposition was being held in the city. View of the 19th century battleship USS Oregon seen from San Francisco. Images labeled from Sacramento include the Capital dome Capital Park and the California State Railroad Museum and locomotive C.P. Huntington. Other locations noted from around California include Redwood City Bakersfield and Placerville. There are also photographs of the group camping in the Santa Cruz Mountains picnicking at the beach and playing in the Pacific Ocean. There are numerous rural scenes showing farm work and livestock such as horses cattle and donkeys. A photo of a rural baseball game in which the players stand in a wide field with a drawbridge in the background. Numerous photographs of outdoor activities such as camping fishing and hiking. Many photos removed from later pages. Some captions faded. In very good condition. unknown books