[LGBTQ+ / California]. Allen, Dan (ed); Sullivan, Brett (ed of SF issues); Fuher, Kent (ed of Yes)Biblio.com
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19923357<p>Stapled wrappers b&w illustrations. Minor wear to a few corners. Very Good or better overall.</p><p>A significant collection of Planet Homo an irreverent bi-monthly guide to L.A.'s underground LGBTQ entertainment scene together with a run of its successor publication Yes! The collection includes the following issues:</p><p>- Planet Homo L.A.: 024-025 034 037 040-58 060-081 12/4/1992 – 3/22/1995</p><p>- Yes!: 082-88 90-91</p><p>Devoted throughout these issues primarily to LGBTQ nightlife Planet Homo and later Yes! nevertheless developed noticeably over the course of its brief publication history becoming a source of important and often acidly funny LGBTQ cultural critique of the 1990s. In the earlier issues offered here it is a rather thin publication marketed as "L.A.'s Pocket Party Guide" and includes the expected short listings of LGBTQ dance clubs bars theatre performances music concerts movies etc. accompanied by classifieds a "letters to the editor" section a "resources" section and a section aptly titled "Dish" which provides a gossipy account of goings on about town. However by issue #030 the "pocket party guide" tagline was dropped from the cover and long feature interviews with musicians and actors vie with club listings for space; by issue #056 the magazine has quite literally grown from 8-3/4 inches tall to 11 inches tall. It also includes regular columns substantive articles and a horoscope section alongside the usual entertainment listings classifieds and plethora of phone sex ads.</p><p>Subjects of notable cultural critique include the introduction of LGBTQ themes into contemporary cartoons the LGBTQ advocacy of stand-up comedian Margaret Cho drug use in the LGBTQ community John Waters' films the OJ Simpson trial "Heterocide: The Tragic Straight Lifestyle" drag performances gay bashing and much much more. Covers range from offbeat and quirky to the provocative "Hey Fag Read This" #062.</p><p>All in all an important collection documenting not only L.A.'s LGBTQ nightlife but the way a certain segment of the LGBTQ community chose to confront celebrate and fight to change the cultural legacy of the 1990s.</p> Community Investment Corp.; Planet Homo Publishing Corp paperback
199577137Los Angeles and West Hollywood: Planet Home Publishing Corporation 1995. 52 issues: 8 3/4 x 7 inches or 11 x 7 inches. Various paginations. Stapled wrappers with black-and-white illustrations. Minor wear to a few corners; else very good or better overall.<br /> <br /> A significant collection of Planet Homo an irreverent bi-monthly guide to L.A.'s underground LGBTQ entertainment scene together with a near complete run of its successor publication Yes! The collection includes the following issues:<br /> <br /> Planet Homo L.A.: 024 030 033 040-058 060-081<br /> Yes!: 082-88 90-91.<br /> <br /> Devoted throughout these issues primarily to LGBTQ nightlife Planet Homo and later Yes! nevertheless developed noticeably over the course of its brief publication history becoming a source of important and often acidly funny LGBTQ cultural critique of the 1990s. In the earlier issues offered here it is a rather thin publication marketed as "L.A.'s Pocket Party Guide" and includes the expected short listings of LGBTQ dance clubs bars theatre performances music concerts movies etc. accompanied by classifieds a "letters to the editor" section a "resources" section and a section aptly titled "Dish" which provides a gossipy account of goings on about town. However by issue #030 the "pocket party guide" tagline was dropped from the cover and long feature interviews with musicians and actors vie with club listings for space; by issue #056 the magazine has quite literally grown from 8 3/4 inches tall to 11 inches tall. It also includes regular columns substantive articles and a horoscope section alongside the usual entertainment listings classifieds and plethora of phone sex ads.<br /> <br /> Subjects of notable cultural critique include the introduction of LGBTQ themes into contemporary cartoons the LGBTQ advocacy of stand-up comedian Margaret Cho drug use in the LGBTQ community John Waters' films the O.J. Simpson trial "Heterocide: The Tragic Straight Lifestyle" drag performances gay bashing and much much more. Covers range from offbeat and quirky to the provocative "Hey Fag Read This" #062.<br /> <br /> All in all an important collection documenting not only L.A.'s LGBTQ nightlife but the way a certain segment of the LGBTQ community chose to confront celebrate and fight to change the cultural legacy of the 1990s. Planet Home Publishing Corporation unknown
2010794952010. Small group of five books of yellow pages for the gay and lesbian community in Southern California. The Gay and Lesbian Community Yellow Pages were published between 1981 to 2016 by a series of owners.<br /> <br /> In 2000 the yellow pages came under the new ownership of publisher Irene Williams who wrote in an introduction to the telephone book “We would like to take a moment to remind you of the power that the G.L.B.T. ‘family’ has in the use of the mighty dollar…this community is a huge consumer market. Let’s support each other.†The Community Yellow Pages was founded by Jeanne Cordova 1948-2016 in 1981. She was a trailblazer in the lesbian and gay rights movement and founder of The Lesbian Tide the first national lesbian newspaper which ceased publication in 1980. In 2005 the publication of the yellow pages was taken over by Frontiers publishers of Southern California's oldest and largest LGBTQ magazine. The size of the yellow pages began to shrink likely as more people turned to the Internet for information. After 2010-2011 the publication moved to an online only model before Frontiers ceased operations in 2016 after suffering for several years through new controversial ownership that attempted to expand the readership to heterosexual men and filing for bankruptcy in 2013.<br /> <br /> This group includes the 2001 2003 2005-2006 2006-2007 and 2010-2011 editions.<br /> <br /> These gay yellow pages play an important role in understanding the history of the LGBTQ community and provide a unique perspective on socio-economics issues. Several advertisers declared they were gay owned and operated while others provided services unique to the community such as medical personnel offering AIDS support services. Among the biggest advertises at the front of the books were always lawyers. In the early 2000s adds included language about avoiding jail for sex crimes and lewd conduct. This language was absent just a few years later.<br /> <br /> The books are overall in very good or better condition with some occasional light wear. unknown
188949685San Francisco: C.A. Murdock & Co 1889. First Edition. 12mo. Contemporary pebble-grained cloth boards; floral endpapers; 78pp. Boards slightly faded at edges and lacking any exterior titling. A Very Good copy. Literary miscellany comprised of brief extracts and short poetical works by various authors; probably published as a charitable venture. The binding is commercial and clearly contemporary but devoid of any external indication of the contents all other copies of this work we have seen were issued in pictorial cloth. Possibly a proof copy or trial binding. C.A. Murdock & Co unknown
190561813Santa Cruz CA: n.p. ca. 1905. Oblong 8vo. One silver gelatin photo sized 5 x 4 in. mounted on 7 x 6 in. gray studio board w/ white printed border very slight over-exposure still VG bright exemplar. This excellent crisp image includes the log-hauling wagon in the foreground with piled similar sized giant logs behind next to the sawmill which appears down slope. Forested surrounding hills are revealed in the background. Santa Cruz and surrounding areas of Northern California became the epicenter of logging in the area after the East Bay including Oakland and Berkeley Hills had been cleared by the end of the 1860’s. n.p., unknown
195758745Scotia CA: The Pacific Lumber Company 1957. 8vo. 32 pp unpaginated. With photo illustrations text illustrations 1 large double-page centerfold aerial photo. Textured printed softcovers cover art illust. of Redwood tree & locomotive slight dustsoiling NF. First edition thus of this promotional work documenting the logging operations mills and landmarks in Scotia CA of The Pacific Lumber Company. PALCO at one time was the largest timber company in the United States with their Scotia CA mills and kilns producing 500000 board feet of Redwood daily for siding shingles eaves gutters porches water tanks caskets incubators cabinets and much more. The Pacific Lumber Company, paperback
190562359Los Angeles CA: City of Los Angeles City Treasurer Nov. 1 1905. 8vo. 3.25 x 9.25 in. intaglio-printed engraved bond green red & black ink which folds out to 9.25 x 13 in. sheet printed recto & verso w/ folds as issued signatures of McAleer and city officials w/ original embossed seal stamp redeemed Nov. 2 1934 payment coupons removed and perforated hole stamps indicating it had been redeemed minor dustsoiling edgewear 1 very small closed tear at lower fore-edge still VG copy. First edition of this scarce cancelled original Water-Works Bond 1 of 1000 $ 500.00 bonds issued originally when in 1905 Los Angeles voters approved a $ 1.5 million bond for the purchase of lands and water and the inauguration of work on an aqueduct. The second bond passed later in 1907 with a budget of $ 24.5 million furthered construction. The construction oversaw by William Mulholland encompassed the construction of a 230-mile aqueduct diverting water from the Owens Valley to Los Angeles. See: Walton Western Times and Water Wars: State Culture and Rebellion in California 1991. City of Los Angeles, City Treasurer, unknown
187863116Prag, Heinr. Mercy, 1878. Kl.-8°. Mit Frontispiz, 12 Tafeln u. 3 Textillustrationen in Holzstich. XII, 257 (1) S., Illustr.-OLwd.
196958769San Francisco: The Realty Index Co 1969. Hardcover. Very good. 631pp. Folio 36.5 cm Burgundy boards. With dividers and tabs. Moderate scuffing to the extremities; some discoloration to endpapers else internally clean. May require extra postage due to weight. An attractive and highly detailed volume of miniature Assessor's Blocks Maps reduced in size to make a legible yet at the same time compact and uncluttered book. With zoning information sectional maps major development areas and Assessor's Block Maps. The Realty Index Co hardcover
19196373San Jose: N.p. 1919. 23x16cm 23pp. Photographs illustrations. Staple bound in printed wraps. Some light toning and soiling to wrappers. Nearly fine. Addendum laid in front. <br /> <br /> Apparently unrecorded pamphlet from this Valley of San Jose Orient of California Scottish Rite reunion October 10-12 1919. Includes a petition for degrees; photographs of the temple members club and lodge rooms; committee lists; and program schedules complete with Masonic symbols. <br /> <br /> Not found in OCLC. N.p. unknown
193049887San Francisco: Carlisle & Co. Upman & Rutledge Inc. 1930. 1930. First edition. 9" x 6" in colorful pictorial wrappers. Art Deco wraparound cover art of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel & Diamond Head by W. Taylor San Francisco commercial artist. Ucommon travel brochure relating the sights and peoples to visit in Waikiki Honolulu and Hawaii. The Matson Line and Los Angeles Steam Ship Co. operated the City of Los Angeles Calawaii Malolo Matsonia Maui Manoa and other liners on routes from California to Hawaii the South Pacific Asia and Australia. Carlisle & Co., Upman & Rutledge, Inc., 1930. unknown
San Diego, 1914. 4to. mayor; 263 pp., con numerosas ilustraciones fotográficas en sepia entre el texto. Cubiertas originales en cartoné impreso en color.
1865List2438Camp Low 1865. Original partially printed document 26cm x 77cm. Printed on both sides of the sheet completed in manuscript. Darkening at folds from old tape repairs; partial splits to folds and extremities; complete and quite Good. Docketed verso signed in ink by Lieutenant Morgan Owen. Lists twelve enlisted soldiers most with Spanish surnames two with French surnames. Fine. The formation of the California Native Cavalry in 1863 marked a significant chapter in the state's history. Comprising primarily Mexican-American individuals colloquially referred to as "native" Californians the California Native Cavalry unit was formed 1863. Initially commanded by Maj. Andreas Pico a distinguished hero from the Mexican-American War and later under Salvador Vallejo the regiment drew its ranks from diverse backgrounds. Recruitment efforts began with vaqueros from southern California expanding to include individuals from San José and San Francisco. The unit boasted a varied composition encompassing not only Mexican-Americans but also Chilenos California and Yaqui Indians and even French legionnaires.<br /> Company "B" a contingent largely recruited from the northern part of the state is reflected in the existing muster roll. The company assembled at Camp Low near San Juan Bautista in 1865 making a striking entrance into the town. Described as "gay and gallant Spanish lancaroes" the cavalrymen presented a formidable sight with lances in hand and flags flying leaving a lasting impression on the townspeople who had never before encountered soldiers."The gay and gallant Spanish lancaroes sic came dashing through the town with the lances in their hand a flag flying from each of them. I assure you that they presented a war like appearance the people here had never seen a soldier in their lives – Yes Sir!." letter Maj. Michael O'Brien to Gov. Frederick Low January 1865; quoted in Prezelski "Lives of the Californio Lancers: the First Battalion of Native California Cavalry" in Journal of Arizona History v.40 no.1 Spring 1999. <br /> Under the command of Capt. Porfirio Jimeno Company B swiftly engaged in a critical mission: dismantling the notorious Mason-Henry Gang that had terrorized the San Juan region in the preceding months. Despite successfully wounding John Mason in early April 1865 the gang persisted for another month until Mason met his demise at the hands of a miner he sought to kidnap.<br /> However Company B faced challenges including low morale and a high rate of desertions with over 40 men leaving the company in 1865 alone. Transferred to Tubac Arizona Territory to confront the Apaches the company encountered further desertions along the way. The muster roll listing only twelve soldiers alongside Capt. Porfirio Jimeno reflects this tumultuous period. Overall the muster roll provides scarce documentation of the role of Mexican-Americans in the Civil War with few other examples in the trade or institutionally. unknown
1940List3659Mexico and California 1940. Photo album measuring 7 ¼ x 11 ¼ inches containing approximately eighty-five photographs generally 4 ½ x 2 ½ inches and smaller with three Rito Nacional Mexicano Freemason membership cards one 1943 tax return and one 1943 letter. Album cover broken and beginning to detach else excellent; contents excellent to Near Fine. A photo album belonging to the Sifuentes also recorded as Cifuentes family of Santa Ana California. Alfonso Sifuentes Rodarte 1896/9–1994 was born in Coahuila and his wife Enriqueta “Harriet†Gonzalez Galvan 1903–d. in Jalisco. The couple married in Orange California in 1923. The album situates the family at several Santa Ana addresses including W 4th Street and E 1st Street the latter appearing on a 1927 Masonic membership card from the University of Mexico; commercial signage also suggests an address on Bristol Street.<br /> <br /> The earlier photos from the 1920s and 30s show children and family playing and posing in front and back yards beach trips and two formal baby shots real photo postcards; two men pose in sombreros and stylish young ladies pose with a car in front of the house. What are likely photos with extended family look to have been taken on a farm. There are also wedding and church shots and later photos of men in uniform—Alfonso Sifuentes joined the Coast Guard during World War II. Photos are occasionally captioned in Spanish on the verso giving names and relations.<br /> <br /> The 1943 letter included in the album is from a fellow Coast Guardsman “Andrés†to his girlfriend Celia Sifuentes one of the family's daughters. Andrés mentions translated passing “the famous exams . without incident†and how much he enjoys spending time with Sifuentes’ family: “I wish my parents had the harmony that exists in your home.†According to the National Parks Service some 500000 Mexican Americans served in World War II while at the same time facing anti-Mexican and anti-Latine sentiment at home.<br /> <br /> Of interest to historians of Mexican American and Southern California regional history in the interwar era. unknown
197363695Columbia MO: University of Missouri Press 1973. Thick 8vo. xiii 1 656 pp. Maps. Blue publisher’s cloth red & gilt lettering on spine label w/ d.j. wraparound U.S. cover map on covers slight shelfwear rubbing still NF/NF copy. First edition of this exceptional historical analysis of the impact of Westward expansion focusing on the policies and events that led to the annexation of Texas the Oregon compromise on the Oregon Country the Mexican War and the occupation of California and the Southwest. University of Missouri Press, hardcover
19376318Berkeley: University of California Press 1937. First edition thus. Small 8vo 23-50pp. Signed by Priestley on the front cover. Staple bound in drab card wrappers backed in tape. Some toning and spotting to wraps very good. <br /> <br /> Signed offprint from noted University of California professor of Mexican History and director of the Bancroft Library Herbert Ingram Priestley 1875-1944. Reprinted from The United States Among the Nations Lectures Arranged by the Committee on International Relations University of California First Series Autumn 1936. <br /> <br /> <br /> OCLC locates 3 holdings at UC Berkeley the Huntington and The University of Texas.<br /> <br /> <br /> . University of California Press unknown
20116485Santa Cruz: Moving Parts Press 2011. First edition number 13 of 75 copies. Color broadside 18x12" signed by Rice and numbered in pencil. Fine condition. <br /> <br /> A rather grisly and thought provoking broadside featuring a quote from Frank Marryatt's 1855 Mountains and Molehills or Recollections of Burnt Journal. Designed and printed by Felicia Rice of Moving Parts Press on the occasion of the 99th birthday of the Book Club of California December 12 2011. The image and type were reproduced using photopolymer plates printed on Japanese Kasuiri. . Moving Parts Press unknown
191464126San Francisco: Jeff C. Riddle Printed by Marnell & Co. 1914. 8vo. 288 pp. Numerous photo plates photo text illustrations. Pictorial red publisher’s cloth illustration & lettering in black minor shelfwear slight bumping head & foot of spine still a VG copy w/ autograph signature of Minerva Beardsley Minerva Riddle Beardsley daughter of the author. First edition signed by the author’s daughter of this invaluable first hand account of the Modoc Indian War by a relative of Captain Jack and a witness to the events which triggered the war. Riddle has made a concerted effort to refute the account of the Modoc Indian War in Captain Drannan’s Thirty Years on the Plains and several other accounts by those not present. Cowan p. 532; Adams Six-guns 1852. Jeff C. Riddle, Printed by Marnell & Co., hardcover
191413005Various locations in Nevada California and British Columbia 1914. 19 leaves illustrated with 176 photographs a combination of albumens cyanotypes silver gelatin and printing out paper images most with penciled captions on the album leaves plus relevant newspaper clippings to first and last leaves and a folder of original drawings letters manuscript poetry and additional newspaper clippings laid in. Oblong folio. Contemporary black pebbled cloth spine bound with two screw posts. Minor wear and dust soiling to covers edges and corners worn. Very good. An extraordinary annotated vernacular photograph album memorializing the career of legendary mining manager Frank Robbins 1856-1914. The compiler of the album was likely Robbins' son George C. Robbins who followed his father into the mining and geology fields. Frank Robbins was born in Portland Oregon in 1856. He studied science at Upper Canada College before first practicing his profession at the celebrated mining camp at Eureka Nevada where he apprenticed to prominent mining and metallurgical engineer Max Moeller. He became partners with Moeller before managing the famous lead mine at Eureka then mining camps at Leadville Colorado; various locations in southern California and northern Mexico; and Hells Canyon New Mexico and two notable mining concerns in British Columbia. He served in various advisory positions including a term as president of the British Columbia Mine Owners Association before moving to Los Angeles in 1902. The newspaper clippings in the album provide further biographical details on Robbins' life and career.<br /> <br /> The album is not presented in chronological order with the photographs beginning with two of Robbins' last managerial stints at the North Star Mine in Kimberley East Kootenay British Columbia and the Brooklyn Mine in Phoenix B.C. The North Star images include several shots of the mining campgrounds the assay office and some of the miners. The Phoenix Mine is presented in several cyanotypes and other photos showing the grounds and buildings from various angles as well as a few shots of Robbin's son Tom Robbins who died of typhoid fever at age twenty at the Phoenix mine camp. The next series of over twenty photographs emanate from the Jacalitos geological formation in southern California and are interspersed with shots of Robbins' family residences at San Diego and some images of the mining camp at Leadville Colorado. The Jacalitos images also include shots taken at Tijuana and Carrissa Valley. These are followed by about twenty images of Robbins and others with their drywasher and other scenes in the Goler Mining District in the Mojave Desert near Randsburg California.<br /> <br /> The next series of twenty photographs capture Robbins traveling to and exploring Cedros Island in Baja California. As with other series in the album several other people are identified in the captions in this section providing important details on Robbins' crew at each stop of his career. These images are followed by a series of over thirty images from Julian San Diego County and Deer Park California. A handful of these images feature mining-related buildings but most of the photos in this section show Robbins and his family and friends. The album concludes with a series of six images from the Hells Canyon Mining District in New Mexico. The images showing Robbins' various mining camps are sometimes interspersed with numerous shots of his family capturing group shots family scenes while traveling exterior and interior scenes of their residences and so forth. A couple of images capture indigenous peoples in the various places Robbins visited "Indians at Needles Calif.".<br /> <br /> The photographs and newspaper clippings in the album are accompanied by a folder containing numerous original materials that were probably intended to be mounted in the album but the compiler ran out of room. These items include thirteen illustrations in ink. All of these were likely executed by Frank Robbins himself as one is a self portrait signed by him. The other illustrations are largely comic or satirical scenes of travels and voyages and early California with one scene seeming to lampoon religious intrusion on Robbins' North Star Mine showing two nuns pushing a mine cart full of "glittering ore" with the mine cart labeled "Souvenir d' Etoile de Nord 1901." The folder also includes a few letters sent home by Robbins and two manuscript poems by him from a mining camp in 1897. Amongst these items is a letter from George Robbins Frank's son docketed on the verso as "George's first letter Sep. 20 1886." George was probably the compiler of the present album as the last page is mostly taken up with newspaper clippings of his professional activities as assayer and chemist namely as manager of the Jay Gould Mine in the Chewelah Mining District in Washington. Altogether the album and laid-in folder constitute a unique record of the life and career of one of the American West's most prominent mining engineers of the late-19th century. unknown
187835186Sacramento: W. H. Crowell & Co 1878. First Edition. Newspaper. Fair. Newspaper. Single uncut sheet approximately 42" x 28" folded to make 8 pages. Page 4 has a dried stain causing minor loss of some print. Rest of the paper is clean. Lightly creases to the paper. Pencil name upper edge front page. Contents include several articles stories and illustrated advertisements. One article stresses the need to save water. Obscure newspaper. W. H. Crowell & Co unknown
1938List2978San Quentin California 1938. Single 6 ½ x 8 ½ inch photograph caption affixed verso and marked verso “CALIF - STATE - PRISON SAN QUENTIN CALIFâ€. Folded at middle marginal wrinkling and small tears; fine contrast very good to excellent. A press photograph looking into the gas chamber at San Quentin Prison taken following the execution of Albert Kessel 1909–1938 and Robert Lee Cannon 1908–1938. The pair were the first to be executed at San Quentin using that method; they were two of five men executed for their role in an attempted escape from Folsom Prison that caused the death of warden Clarence Larkin and a guard. The photo’s caption reads in part:<br /> <br /> “Into these two black chairs Albert Kessel and Robert Lee Cannon were strapped today in the state’s first execution with use of lethal gas. A few seconds later the door was shut and made airtight; witnesses lined around the window and then the deadly cyanide eggs released.â€<br /> <br /> In 1994 the use of cyanide gas was ruled cruel and unusual and banned in California to be replaced by lethal injection; in 2006 a court order halted capital punishment in the state altogether though it is still legal. unknown
3729963<p>Oakland. November 10 1892. 12mo 3½ pages. Very Good.</p> <p>Letter from the founder of the Catholic institution St. Mary’s College Brother Sabinian i.e. John Downey i.e. an Irishman of birth who died in 1909. The letter is written to an Anne R. Meade regarding her father a man named Riley a cattle rancher who kept a ranch near the school in Oakland California. Sabinian writes entirely of Meade’s father and notes that he was a “special friend of the Christian Brothers.â€</p> unknown
18880086329Oakland CA: East Oakland Improvement Association printed by H. S. Crocker 1888. First edition. Paperback. Good. 1888. Softcover oblong 8vo. original brown wraps. 32 pp. with 16 b&w images. Good. Wraps rubbed; chipping along the edges; small hole to the rear wrap. Two short quarter inch snags to the margin of the first 15 pages. A rare and early guide to the city. East Oakland Improvement Association, printed by H. S. Crocker paperback
193262218Los Angeles CA: Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Printed by Wolfer Printing Co. Inc. 1932. 4to. 24 pp. printed in green on cream-coloured paper throughout. With numerous photo illustrations double-page centerfold pictorial birds-eye map view of Los Angeles County w/ Olympic Stadium at center by Gerald A. Eddy. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art view of hurdler in LA Olympic Stadium and sculpture discus thrower slight scuffing at fold minor creasing shelfwear still a VG copy. First edition of this remarkably scarce promotional brochure and souvenir to the Xth Olympiad held in Los Angeles in 1932 which served to transform the Southern California City into an internationally important global metropolis. In the midst of the Great Depression only 37 nations competing in 14 sports participated relying on existing Southern California venues to host the events and newly constructed Los Angeles Swimming Stadium still open to the public today. Amazingly the 1932 crowd participation in Los Angeles was immense with 100000 people attending the opening ceremony and was the first to cut the span of competition to just 16 days housed athletes in a single place and medal winners stood on a podium with flag of the winner being raised. Worldcat locates 6 copies Cal State Lib. CSU Northridge Autry Museum Bancroft Yale WI Hist. Soc. Lib. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Printed by Wolfer Printing Co., Inc., paperback
1911226318San Francisco Sunset Magazine Homeseekers' Bureau 1911. 1911. Thin 8vo. 19 photographs map. 34 pages including wrappers. Color pictorial wrappers with design of oranges and leaves. Fine fresh. Contemporary signature of Mrs. M.N. Johnson on the upper front cover. Soft cover. Fine. San Francisco, Sunset Magazine Homeseekers' Bureau [1911]. paperback
