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llack ol'Beyond Books opened its doors in 1990 specializing in newly WnsrnRN AmERTcANA pLrblislred books about the west. Our Rare and Antiquarian department opened in 2005 and focuses on Western Americana and Exploration, Native Americana, and the writers of the west. We also feature older, 1. Anasazi Communities oJ'the San Juan beautiful books that capture the essence of the book. Our shop is open 7 Busin days a week. We buy collections, maintain want lists, and love to talk By ManSHALI-, MtcuREI-, Ir'f AL. books; please stop by. Pmcr: $125.00 Marshall, Michael, et aL Anusazi Communities o/'the Son Juan Basin. Historic Preservatitx Bureau, Planning Division Department of Finance and Adrninistration In November, the membership committee of the Anti- of the State of New Mexico, 1979. Reprintcd in 1981. Largetradepaperback in very quarian Booksellers'Association of America voted in good condition. Wraps are lightly soiled, as are the edges of the three new dealers into their body, including Back of book. Interior is clean and tight. Previous owners name is written on inside front wrap plus on bottom edge of book. "4-CAS" is stamped on top edge. Beyond Books. We're proud to join the ranks of the best antiquarian book dealers in the country and look forward to many years as a member. This association opens up many opportuni- ties to learn fiom the best and have access to an amazing array of mate- 2. Between tlxe Bookclffi und the Blue rial, much of which is not listed online, but sold the old fashioned way, Bv HuRr, Karuy AND JoHN-Srcuno AND INSCRTBED person-to-person, with book in hand. PnrcB: $75.00 Hurt, Kathy and John. Between the Bookclif.fs and the BIue.I\o publisher listed, 1987. 181 pg. Trade paperback in very good We look forward to the California International Antiquarian Bookfair condition. Very light shelfwear, with torn spot on back from removal February 11-13 at the Concourse Exhibition Center in San Francisco. If of sticker. Newspaper clipping about author and book taped inside back wrap. History of the Blue Mountains north of Rangely, you're in the area, please stop by booth #511. Let me know if you need a Colorado. Signed and inscribed by Kathy Hurt. Rarely seen. complimentary pass.

Any item is returnable within two weeks for a full refund. Books may be reserved for one week and are subject to prior sale. We accept Visa, 3. Canyons of the Colorado: Rure Meadville Report Master Card, American Express, and Discover. Checks are accepted as By PownLL, JoHN Wssr-sy payment in advance. Institutional billing available. Utah residents please PRrcn: $10,500.00 Powell, John Wesley. Canyons of the Colorado.' Rare Meadville add 7 .8o/o tax. Priority shipping costs are $9.00 for the hrst book and Report. Flood and Vincent, 1895. First edition. 4to - over 93/o" - 12" $ 1.50 for each additional book. Media shipping rates available. All tall. 400 pg. Brown cloth with gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Leather corners. Six raised bands on spine. Very good first shipments are carefully packaged and fully insured. We gladly provide edition hard cover of this privateiy printed edition. Rebacked. rcciprocal discounts for dealers. We also buy books. Questions, interests, Bumped and rubbed corners and spine. Tight binding. Clean and want lists are enthusiastically received. pages. Comes in a very nice custom-made hard slipcase. Powell revised and enlarged the original journal of exploration and added several new chapters descriptive of the region and of the people who inhabit it. To Order:

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4. Colorudo River Controversies 7. Cowboys Under the Mogollon Rim By STaNToN, RoBERT BREwSTER Bv Elr-rsoN, GLENN R. "SLIM" PRrcr: $1,000.00 PRrcs: $100.00 Stanton, Robert Brewster. Colorado River Controversies. Ellison, Glenn R. "Slim." Cowboys LJnder the Mogollon Rim. Dodd, Mead & Company, 1932. First edition. Octavo. 232 pg. University of Arizona Press, 1968. Second printing, 19'10.274 Red cloth-covered boards with gold gilt lettering. Very good pg. First edition, second printing. Hardcover. Book condition: condition. Several uncut pages of text and photographs. Mini- Very good. Dust jacket condition:Very good. Spine ends mal bumping and rubbing to edges. Slight bow to boards. Light lightly bumped and soiled, front edge of text block foxed. Two foxing mainly to edges and paste downs. Without dust jacket. small scratches at foot of front board. Clean interior full of Extremely rare. Ex-library markings inside front and back sketches by author. Ellison has also drawn a full-page inscrip- board. The story and controversies of James White's raft trip tion with sketches on the flrst free endsheet. Quite charming and unique. Dustjacket has down Cataract, Marble, and Grand Canyons. tiny tears, light edgewear, spine sunned, and one small chip 1/8" missing fiom foot of spine. Tight binding, price-clipped.

5. Colorado River Ghost Towns B. Dunger River: Being en Account of the By Pegpn, STANLEy W._SICIrro AND INSCRIBED Only Successful Attempt to |Yuvigate PRrce: $49.00 the Paher, Stanley W. Colorado River Ghost Towns. Nevada Publica- Rupids of the World's Most Dungerous tions, 1976. First printing. Inscribed by author, "With best wishes River for New discoveries-Stanley W. Paher." Folio. Filled with beautiful illustrations and photographs. Brown pictorial covered boards with Bv Eony, CLYnE gold gilt stamped ship and lettering on the front and spine. Light Prucn: $190.00 bumping and wear edges. Pictorial dust jacket in very good plus to Eddy, Clyde. Danger River: Being an Account of the Only Succe,ss- Minimal and tears along edges. Rubbing condition. chips along ful Attenpt to Navigate the Rapids of the World's Mo,st Dangerous spine. Detailed information and photographs on ghost mining towns along the lower Colo- River. Skeffington & Son, LTD. First edition. Octavo. 288 pg. Nineteen illustrations from rado River. photographs, four chafis, and one map. Tan cloth-covered boards with dark brown lettering on spine. Fair plus condition. Moderate tears and wear to boards and spine. Cracked back hinge. Previous owner book plate. Eddy's account of his attempts to navigate the Colorado River. 6. Colorado River Ghost Towns Bv Panen, STANLEv W.-StcwEo 9. Encyclopediu of Frontier Biogruphy, Four-Volume Pnrco: $150.00 Set Paher, Stanley W. Colorado River Ghost Towns. Nevada Publica- By TunapP, DAN tions, 1976. Etchings and illustrations by Roy E. Purcell. Deluxe Prucn: $370.00 edition numbered 1391200. Signed by Paher and Purcell, with an Thrapp, Dan. Encyclopedia of'Frontier Biography. Arthur H. Clark Company, 1988-1994. original etching of "Colorado Steamer" by Purcell bound into the Octavo. Hardcovers. Three volumes plus supplement. Volumes 1-3, 1698 pg. Volume 4, front of the book. Folio. Sixty-four pages of information and pho- 610 pg. Publisher's cloth with plain dust wrappers on all but Volume 4; errata laid in. tographs, plus 16 pages of poetic revelation of the Colorado River and colored etchings by Purcell entitled "On the Banks of the Mother River." Gold Buckram with gilt lettering in fine condition. 10. First Fumilies of the Sierrus Pictorial brown hard-covered case in fine condition with orisinal plastic wrap. By Mu-r-ER, JoAeurN Prucr: $45.00 Miller, Joaquin. First Femilies of the Sierras. Jansen, McClurg & Co, 1876. First U.S. edition. Small octavo1'iv,5-258 + 4-page publisher ads at back. 258pg. Book condition: Very Good. Original rust cloth. Stamped in gilt on spine (still strong) and blind embossed to front and back boards. Comers of boards bumped with fraying to head and foot of spine. Slight slant. Tight binding. Owners signature barely visible inside front board.

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11. Geologicul und Geographicul 74. Memorial of Fray Alonso de Benavides, 1630 Atlus of Colorado und Portions of By BsNevrDES, At-oNso DE-STGNED AND INSCRIBED Adjucent Teruitory Pntcn: $950.00 Benavides, Alonso de. The Memorial By HnyoEN, FERorNeNo V. of Fray Alonso de Benqvides, 1630. Edward E. Ayer, 1916. Octavo. 309 pg.No. 2581300. Publisher's cloth, minor wear; inscription from editor Pnrcn: $5,000.00 Charles Lummis to Eva Scott Fenyes on ffep, and her bookplate is on front paste down. Hayden, Ferdinand Y. Geological and Geographical With letter signed from Lummis to F6nyes, transmitting the book, on Landmarks Club Atlas of Colorado and Portions of Adjacent Territory. letterhead: "I think it is about as handsome a piece of Americana as I know of in modern First edition. Title page, list of sheets, plus 20 folding times; and that it is safe from criticism." f.os Angeles, l0 January l9l7 . The text consists of sheets consisting of 18 maps and charts and 2 with a facsimile of the 1630 Spanish edition, with translation, plus annotations by Charles Lum- panoramic views. (Folio) 67 .4 x 47 .5 cm. (26 Il2 x 18 314"), period half morocco and cloth, mis. Three-quarter brown cloth over lighter tan cloth, gilt title on spine, top edge gilt, leather label on front. This^atlas is composed of two series of maps: the first, 4 sheets on a printed on handmade paper with deckled edges, xiii, illustrated with wonderful photogra- scale of 12 miles to I inch, each covering the entire state of Colorado; the second, 12 sheets vures, of which23 are by Charles Fletcher Lummis, 18 by Adam Clark Vroman, and 1 by (6 topographical and 6 geological, of identical areas) on a scale of 4 miles to 1 inch, each John K. Hillers. sheet embracing2ll2 degrees of longitude and I ll4 degrees of latitude, the whole present- ing the results of the field work of 1873,'74,'75, and '76, covering the entire state of Colo- rado and adjacent portions of Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. Edges worn, some scuffing to leather and cloth; internally very clean; very good. Binding is tight. 15. Mountuin Meudows Witness: The Life and Times of Bishop Philip Klingensmith By Bacrus, ArNA JpeN 12. Guide to Giunt Forest Sequoia Pnrce: $85.00 Nutionul Purk Backus, Anna Jean. Mountuin Meadows Witness: The Life and Times of Bishop Philip Klingensmith. Arthur H. Clark Company, 1996. Octavo.302 pg. Fine second printing hard- BY HerL, ANser- F. cover in fine pictorial dust jacket. Drawn from letters, trial testimony, journals, and diaries, PRIcn: $200.00 this book tells the tale of Klingensmith, a witness and participant in the Mountain Mead- Hall, Ansel F. Guide to Giant Forest Sequoia National ows Massacre. Park. Ansel F. Ha1l, I92I. 127 pg. Charming little guide- book to the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park. In- cludes both fold-outs, including "Aeroplane View of the Giant Forest Region of the Siena Nevada" and the map 76. Nevuda: the Bunner Gold County of Cuffirnia of the same name. Cloth-like wraps are soiled with bent Pnrcn: $500.00 comers and light folding. Binding is tight. Interior is Nevada: the Banner Gold County of California. With two-page map of clean; page corners are rubbed. The two fold-outs are in Nevada County, plus many photographs within. 17.5 x 13.4 cm, (6 3/+ x very good condition with no tears. 5 ll4"), purple wrappers, gilt-embossed lettering on front cover. The front cover of this scarce little booklet about mining reads, "Nevada: The Banner Gold County of California." It was produced "Compliments of Nevada County Promotion Committee." Many great 13. Life on Brush Creek: A Cup of Cleur Cold Wuter photographs within of Truckee, Grass Valley, and some mining sites. Bv DICp, HnIBN-^Szclrro Within the booklet describes why the area is ideal for mining geo- graphically, etc., and how they are the leading gold mining county in Pnrcn: $65.00 California. There is a rubber stamp to one of the photograph pages Dice, Helen. Life on Brush Creek: A Cup of Clear Cold Wuter.1980. Hardback with no from the real estate Office of Barker & Smith in Grass Vallev. California. dust jacket in very good condition. Light shelfwear to edges. Very clean and tight. Previous owners name on ffep. Also signed by author on ffep. Charming first person account of ranching life along Brush Creek in the foothills of the Rockies in Colorado.

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77. News of the Pluins and Rockies, 1803-1865-Nine- 20. Report on the Lands of the Volume Set Arid Region of the United States: Bv Wsnp, DAvm A. (Eonon) With u More Detuiled Account of Pnrcn: $430.00 the Lunds of Utah White, David A. News of the Plains und Rockies, I803-1865-Nine-Volume Sel. Arthur H. By PowpLL, JoHN WesrEy Clarke Company, 1996. First edition. 4to - over 9y " - 12" tall. A11 volumes are in fine condition with minimal wear. The first eight volumes are bound in tan cloth with gilt letter- Pnrcn: $550.00 ing. The ninth volume is bound in maroon linen cloth. Volume 1: Early Explorers, 1803- Powell, John Wesley. Report on the Lands of the 1812; Fur Hunters, 1813-1847. Volume 2: Santa Fe Adventures, 1818-1843; Settlers, 1819 Arid Region of the United States, With a More De- (/tah. -1865. Volume 3: Missionaries, Mormons, 1821-1864; Indian Agents, Captives, 1832- tailed Account of the Lands of Government 1865. Volume 4: Warriors. 1834-1865; Scientists, Artists, 1835-1859. Volume 5: Later Printing Office, 1879. Second edition. 4to - over 93/o" Explorers, 1847-1865. Volume 6:Gold Seekers, California, 1849-1856;Railroad Forerun- - 12" tall.195 pg. Red 3i4 leather and cloth with gilt ners, 1850-1865. Volume 7:Mailmen, 1857-1865;Gold Seekers, Pike's Peak, 1858-1865. lettering on spine. Good second edition hard cover with library stamps; Volume 8: Gold Seekers, Other Areas, 1858-i865; Series Index. Volume 9: A Bibliogra- two no other library markings noted. Bumped corners and Rubbing phy with Selected Reprints. spine. to edges and comers. Three maps in very good condition in

reather and cloth rebinding with marbll;":"TJ""J:iJX,T*:":."4::,Th'ffiT::l$''Jt*Ji 18. Yellowstone On the Trsil in Bound for the library of Henry Villard (April 10, l835-November 12,1900), an American Bv SrranH, WALTRCE journalist and financier who was an early president of the Northern Pacific Railway. Con- Pntcn: $100.00 tains the library stamps from the Northem Pacific Railway Company. Villard's name is in gilt at base of spine. Summary of the survey done by John Wesley Powell Smith, Wallace. On the Trail in Yellowstone. G.P. Putnam's Sons, to determine amount and location of land suitable for agriculture and grazing, 1924.First edition. Book condition: Very good, light shelfwear, top with the emphasis on Utah. edge shows soiling, clean interior. Old bookstore label pasted on inside back board. Dust jacket condition: Very good. This hard{o- find dust jacket has light chipping to edges and corners, rubbing to back cover, small closed tears; colors are bright. Decorated end- 27. Report Upon the Colorado River papers. No price on dust jacket. A little book about a packhorse trip in the Yellowstone country. Author's second book. of the West By Ivss, LrpursNeNr Josspu C. 19. Report on the Lands of the Arid Region of the United Pnrcn: $1,200.00 Ives, Lieutenant Joseph C. Report Upon the Colorqdo States: With u More Detuiled Account of River of the West. Government Printing Office, I 861 . First edition. 4to - over 93/o" - 12" tall. Rebound in leather and the Lunds of Utuh ; *,r!.1 t.,t *:s:i paper gold .j 1fIs. ,q*itl sf"d'16r,\ marbled over boards, stamping on spine, raised By PowELL. JOHN WESI-EY ,r' i. i4f t.l$i'l?tt 1'"f .alfifri bands, and leather comers. Original covers bound at the slr e! i1@tJi{rr {i Very good hardcover. PRrce: $225.00 il,i rtud{i6 back. Numerous engravings, Indian i Powell, John Wesley. Report on the Lands of the Arid Region of portraits, and fold-out panoramic views. The Ives report is the United States: With a More Detailed Account of the Lands of also one of the first descriptions of the Grand Canyon and Utah.The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1962. of the area's native inhabitants. This is the first book to First edition. Octavo. 202 pg. Copper-colored cloth-covered deal with the Colorado River and predates Powell's exploration by 10 years, boards with gold gilt lettering. Near fine condition with minimal wear. Binding tight, text clean. Two fold-up maps in fine condi- tion located in rear paste-down pocket. Edited by Wallace Stegner, an American historian, novelist, short story writer, and environmentalist. Pictorial dust jacket in very good plus condition. Lightly chipped and torn along edges. Powell provides the necessary scientific information about the Colorado Pla- teau, particularly its geology and physical boundaries.

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22. Rim Flying Cunyonlands with Jim Hurst 25. Steamboats on the Colorudo River, 1852-1916 Bv Bnxen, PERRL By LnCTNFELTER. RTCUANO E. PRrce: $60.00 PRrcB: $160.00 Baker, Pearl. Rim Flying Canyonlands with Jim Hurst. A-to-Z Print- Lingenfelter, Richard E. Steamboats on the Colorado ing,1973. First edition. Octavo - over'73/o" - 9%" tall. 143 pg. Blue River, lB52-lgl6.University of Arizona Press, 1978. boards with gold lettering and design. Near fine flrst edition hard- First edition. 12mo - over 6'/o" -'7%" tall.195 pg. Red cover. Minimal wear. Good* pictorial dust jacket. Edgewear. Some cloth with gilt lettering. Very good+ first edition hard- good rubbing. Biography of Jim Hurst who, in 195 I , was one the first cover. Lightly bumped coffrers and spine. Very pilots to come to the canyon country' pictorial dust jacket in Mylar covering. Some edgewear. First complete history of steam navigation on the Colo- rado River. 23. Rod, Gun and Palette in the High Rockies By BI-OVFIELD, JEVES-1,VS CRI B E D 26. Tensleep and No Rest: A Historical Account of the PRrco: $1,100.00 Range War of the Big Horns in Wyoming Blomfield, James. Rod, Gun and Palette in the High Rockies. W .E . Wroe, 1914.116 pg. Privately printed travelogue of a frshing trip in the By GacE, JACK mountains of Montana. Supposed rare issue distributed to members and Pnrcn: $60.00 took place in 1913. Most krown copies family of the expedition, which Gage, Jack. Tensleep and No Rest: A Hisloricql Account of the Range inscribed by the publisher (and member of are inscribed. This copy is Ilar of the Big Horus In Wyoming. Prairie Publishing Co., 1958. First photographer Edward B. Ellicott, trip) William E. Wroe; inscribed to edition. Octavo. 222 pg. Very good first edition hardcover. Red cloth is scuffed and paper- whose bookplate is inside front board. Three-quarter sheep binding with gold lettering. Lightly bumped corners and spine. Good dust as the corners. lnterior boards are soiled, especially to backboard. Edges show rubbing do jacket in mylar cover. Bumped with some chipping to the spine and plates. Contents are clean with tight artwork by the author including 4 tissue-proteoted solor upper edge. An historical novel relating the story of the Spring Creek binding. Raid, the final burst of gunplay in the wars between the cattlemen and sheeomen in Wvominr-I.

24. Seventy-Five Years in Culifornia' 1831-1906 Bv Devrs, WlLLtAv HraIH-SIGNED 27. Tertiury History of the Grand Cufion District with Atlas PnrcB: $725.00 Davis, William Heath. Seventy-Five Years in Califomia, I83l -1906. John Howell, 1929. By DUTTON, CLARENCE Second edition. 26 x 17.5 cm. (10 Yz x 7"). xxxii,422 pg. A History of events and life in Pnrcn: $700.00 California under the Mexican regirne; during the Quasi-Military Government of the Terri- Dutton, Clarence. Tertiary Histoty of the Grand Cafion District with Atlas. Peregrine tory by the United States; and after the admission of the State to the Union. Edited and with Smith, lg1l.Hardcover. No. l/1500. Monograph and atlas in unopened publisher's box. historical foreword and index by Douglas S. Watson. Illustrated with numerous plates of Both yolumes bound in a t/z-grained brown leather over tan canvas boards in illustrated facsimile letters, reproductions of engravings, photographs, etc.; folding facsimile of the slipcases. Atlas contains 23 sheets, including title page and table of contents, l2 color maps, California Star, March 15, 1848 (first local mention of gold discovery). This edition extra- and 10 color views, many by William Henry Holmes, plus one Thomas Moran. Farquhar illustrated with documents, as indicated below. Half linen & boards, paper spine label. One states: "One of the greatest, if not the very greatest of all Grand Canyon books. The atlas, of the 100 copy Argonaut Editions fiom a run of 2,250 copies. Signed by Howell and Wat- containing the superb panoramic views by William H. Holmes and a drawing by Thomas son on limitation leaf', with additional inscription from former owner. Superb edition of the Moran, is a rich portfolio of art as well as a collection of geologic maps." This set remains work first published in 1889 as "sixty Years in California," with textual additions and one of the finest facsimile editions ever produced and makes acquiring a Tertiary History numerous new illustrations and facsimiles. This Argonaut Edition has additional items, affordable. This set has never been opened; still in sealed box. including a page of the original manuscript, a receipt made out to Davis, and the broadside announcinq martial law in San Francisco immediately after the 1906 earthquake and fire.

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28. Tertiury History of the Grund Cufion District with Atlus 30. Thousund Miles of Mustunginl By DurroN, CTARpNCB By GneeN, BeN K. Pnrcn,: $8"500.00 Pnrcn: $50.00 Dutton, Clarence. Tertiary History of the Grand Green, Ben K. Thousand Miles of Mustangin'.Northland Press, Canon Districtwith Atlas. United States Govemment 1916. Octavo. 145 pg. Third printing. Fine hardcover. Brown cloth Printing Office (monograph) with Julius Bien & Co with gold lettering and gold horse on lower front comer. Red printing the atlas. Monograph. 264 pg. Quarto. Classic "Archive Stamp" on ffep. Near fine dust jacket. Minor edgewear. government report with brown cloth boards. Original The story takes place during the depression, and when the author blind-ruled embossed boards with newer spine. Com- hears of "phantom" mustangs in the Big Bend country of south plete with all plates. ExJibrary with only a bookplate Texas. he can't resist. inside front board as marking. Browning to page edges and typical bumping to corners and edges. Tight bind- ing. Page 153 has 1" x l/8'iiear within the text block. This monograph has been married to an atlas that is also ex-library with minimal markings and no library markings on any of the plates (only markings include rubber stamp inside front board and stamp at base of title 31. Utuh Historicul Quarterly: The Explorution of the page). Also, bottom I 7/8" of title page missing. Twenty-three sheets, including title page Colorado River in 1869, Volume 15 and table of contents, 12 color maps, and l0 color views. Folio. Original brown cloth with bright gilt-stamped title on;front board. Minor bumping and rubbing to comers of boards By MoncAN, DALE L. and at spine head and foot.lFairly typical rubbing to boards for this issue. All plates present, Pnrcn: $200.00 including the fabulous William Henry Holmes views and the Thomas Moran, which are Morgan, Dale L. Utah Historical Quarterly: The Exploration of the Colorado River in often stripped from this stahdard of Westem Americana. Plate XVI has ll4" x 1" tear at 1869, Volume I 5 . Utah State Historical Society, I 947. First edition. Octavo. 270 pg. Dark base; the Moran plate has light tearing at the spine. The first free endsheet has folded cor- maroon boards with gold lettering. Very good hardcover. Minor bumping to corners and ner. Words are inadequate to describe this stunning work. Remarkably, this set originally spine. Previous owner's stamp on ffep. Book includes journal entries and letters of John sold for $10.12. A fine addition to any collection. Photos upon request. Wesley Powell, J.C. Sumner, and George Bradley.

29. This is Dinosuur: Echo Purk Country und lts Mugic 32. Utqh Historicul Quurterly: The Explorution of the Rivers Colorudo River and the High Pluteuus By STScNER, WALLACE- SIGNED of utuh in 1871-1872, Volumes 16 PnrcB: $550.00 and 17 Stegner, Wallace. This is Dinosaur: Echo Park Country and lts Magic Rivers. Ktopf, 1955. First By MoncAN, DALE L. edition, dust jacket. Hardcover. 97 pg.Foreword by Pnrcn $200.00 Stegner; he also penned the essay "The Marks of Morgan, Dale L. Utah Historical Quarterly: The Explora- Human Passage." Colberg B38. Plus essays by tion of the Colorado River and the High Plateaus of Utah Robert Lister, Olaus Murie, Dock Marston, and in 1871-1872, Volumes 16 arrd lT.Utah State Historical others. Also includes the rare four-color and b/w Society, 1949. Octavo. 540 pg. Cream-colored soft cover folded insert "What is Your Stake in Dinosaur." with black lettering and maroon spine with silver lettering written to encourage letters to Congress protesting in good condition. Bumped corners and spine. Rubbed in the proposed Echo Park dam. Sigrred by Stegner. spots. Small tear upper front cover. Book includes joumal entries of Stephen Vandiver Very good/very good. Dust jacket has very light Jones, Walter Clement Powell, and John R. Steward. chipping to corners and edges, as is usually found on this title. Colors are sharp. Book is tisht and clean.

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33. Ute Wur: The Story of the White River Mussacre AnT AND PHoToGRAPHY By MuvEY, NOLIE

Rii. *.^ir 9+, Pmcr: $70.00 '*,,.,a;, Mumey, Nolie. Ute War: The Story of the llhite River Massacre. Johnson Publishing Company, 1964. Limited edition. Octavo.192 jl@ 37. American Eugle pg. Green paper wrappers in the original publisher's box. Fine € be #lrt l$x. Bv LeBsoN. Tov aNo Par- Srcunn condition. One of only 300 copies. Facsimile of the 1879 work by i8Fffi@ffi Thomas Daswon and F.J.V. Skiff of the Denver Tribune with PRrcB: $700.00 several illustrations. Gives an account of one of the historical Leeson, Tom and Pat. The American Eagle. First edition. 33 x episodes that occurred in Colorado 3 years after statehood, with 24 cm. ( I 3 x 9 | 12"). 128 pg. Color photographs throughout by much about the strife between the Utes and the U.S. military and Tom and Pat Leeson. No. 5ll250. Calf-backed Koa wood pan- the captivity of several pioneer women. els, with gilt-lettered morocco spine label, in cloth drop-back box with pillowed recession. Signed on the limitation page by the photographers. Also signed by the following: Dorothy Jane Wieden (designer), Jesus Sanchez (binder), Cynthia M. Black (editor), and Richard E. Cohn (publisher). Touch of shelfwear to box and faint yellow 34. Wen, the Botuny, und the Mexican Hut markinss. Volume is in fine condition. By Coot<, WnLIAtr,t-StcNpo AND INSCRIBED PRrcn: $100.00 Cook, William. Wen, the Botany, and the Mexican Hat. CaIlisto Books; 1987. First edition paperback. 151 pg. Fine condition, signed by 38. Gunnur Widforss: Puinter of the author. Hard-to-find classic river history of the first women to float the Grund Canyon through the Green and Colorado Rivers from Green River, Utah to Bv Ber-rNAP, BILL AND FRANCES Lake Mead. PRtcB: $300.00 Belknap, Bill and Frances. Gunnar llidforss: Painter oJ'the Grand Canyon. Northland Press, 35. Wild und Wily 1969. 86 pg. Book and dust jacket both in very good condition. Only obvious maring is a ghost Bv DosrE, J. FReNr mark from a3l4" by ll2" label on lower left comer Pnlco: $175.00 of front of dust jacket. Spine does show some fad- Dobie, J. Frank. Wild and Wily.Northland Press. Publisher copy "J" of specially bound {;t \\ tft 1\'lt}}'{t${ss ing, and the white dust jacket, which is very hard to limited slipcase edition of 100. Brown leather and reddish cloth in tan slipcase. Gilt letter- lhirtl*"r +d' f lu, { irelul { }lr*r u: find in clean condition, has very, very light rub- ing on spine. Still in shrink wrap. Purchased directly from Northland Press archives. Even bing. Dust jacket protected by Mylar cover. A in shrink wrap there appears a314" oll spot on slipcase. beautiful retrospective of this iconic Grand Canyon painter and very hard to find.

36. Without Noise of Arms By BnICCS, WALTER PRtcr: $75.00 Briggs, Walter. Without Noise of Arm.s. Northland Press, 1976. First edition . 212 pg. Book condition: New. Dust jacket condition:New. Hardcover still in publisher's shrink wrap. Walter Hurley is the illustrator. A chronicle of the first crossing of the American Southwest by white men. A classic title for Southwest exploration in new condition. Scan below was cropped by the scanner.

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39. Hillers Mummoth Hund-Colored Transpurency 40. Illuminuted Desert, Limited Edition Bv Hn-lnRS, JoHN K. By Wu-T-IAMS, TpRRy Tpvpesr AND CHLOE PRrco: $12,500.00 HponpN Hillers, John K. Hillers Mummoth Hand-Colored Transparency.1843-1925. Positive b/w Pnrcn: $1,000.00 aNo $800.00 transparency with oil colors applied. 28 x 32 in. Glass positive that is mounted in a newer, Williams, Terry Tempest and Chloe Hedden. Illuminated very handsome, polished wooden frame with paper mat and fluorescent illumination. The Desert. Back of Beyond Books, 2008. I I " x 14". A stunning piece has been expertly and extensively colored with oils to create a wonderful, luminous dialog between painting and prose bringing the desert of the effect. Late 19th century, 1892 or later. An exquisite, hand-colored positive from a negative American Southwest to readers of all ages. Hand calligraphy taken in the summer of 1892 during Hillers' last trip west for the United States Geological by Chris Montegue. Forty copies were produced, with 26 (A- Survey. Fowler (1989, 134-135) has suggested that Hillers was sent West by John Wesley Z) avarlable to the public and 14 (1- 14) publisher copies. The Powell to take photographs for the coming World's Columbian Exposition. This plate was limited edition was designed by Dave Jenney of Dave Jenney found in the home of Alonzo C. Bell, of Westfield, New Jersey, in 1960. Bell had been the Design and printed by Chris Conrad Photography. Each page Head of the United States Patent Office and presumably received this and other photo- of the book is a fine art giclee print using graphs offered here through some political connection or friendship with Powell or Hillers. archival inks on 100% Cotton Entrada Rag The tinting of this image is breathtaking. An exemplary work worthy of a museum collec- Bright Paper. The book was bound in 3/4 tion. leather and cloth by Roswell Bookbinding in Phoenix. Each of the lettered editions also has A similar piece, o'El Capitan," resides at the U.S. Geological Survey Building in Reston, a fine art print corresponding to the letter of VA. In the conservation documents belonging to "El Capitan," the following is noted: that particular book. Each book is unique "Positive BiW Transparency with Oil Colors applied. It (the photograph) consists of two because the pastedown on the front board large sheets of glass, one bearing the binder and image, the other frosted to diffuse light. corresponds with each letter of the alphabet, The piece has been extensively and expertly colored with oils to create a wonderful lumi- and the letter is gold embossed on the spine. nous effect. The photograph was enlarged to its present size by Walter H. York of the Sur- Complete with color pastedown on the cloth vey's engraving division as an experiment with fast collodion emulsion. The oil coloring slipcase. Two copies remain from the limited was peformed by W.O. Hazzard, also a survey employee." run. Volume "F" at 51000.00 and number 6 at $800.00. See the special insert highlighting Chloe Hedden's prints from The IIIumi- nated Desert.

41. John Clymer: An Artistts Ren- dezvous with the Frontier West Bv RpEo, Welr PRrcB: $60.00 Reed, Walt. John Clymer: An Artist's Rendezvous with the Frontier West. Stan Klassen, 1988. Second edition. 149 pg. Black cloth-covered boards with silver lettering on spine and decorative image on front cover. Very good condition, lightly worn edges. Pictorial dust jacket in like condition. Minimal chips and tears along upper edge. More than 60 full-color plates, with numerous black and white reproductions of Clymer's superlative pen and ink drawings.

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42. John Clymer: An Artist's Rendezvous with the Frontier 45. Mountuin Meadow West BV REOTTAOND, S.H. By Rteo, WalrER PnrcB: $1.200.00 PRrcB: $90.00 Redmond, 5.H.. Mountain Reed, Walt. John Clymer: An Artist's Rendezvous Meadow. Pacific Art Co. Printed with the Frontier Zesl. Northland Press, 1976. First by Britton, Rey & Co. Tinted edition. 4to - over 93/4" - 12" tall. Oblong 4to. 149 pg. lithograph,43.5 x 63 cm. plus Book condition: As new. Dust jacket condition: As margins, 48 x 66 cm. overall. new, save fading to spine. Still in publisher's shrink Title in lower margin. Attractive wrap, although the wrap is tattered at the spine. lithograph view of a wagon train passing peacefully Black cloth, silver lettering. Illustrated. A fine retrospective of Clymer's career. We've just through Mountain Meadows, Utah Terri- received a signed copy of this edition. Book in very good condition, dust jacket in good condition-$150.00. tory, with a small group of Paiute Indians (or Mormon militia men in costume) hidden amongst the rocks and trees, presumably 43. Inner Gorge Metaphors depicting the scene moments before the mass slaughter of the By Suppl-EE, SEREN A-STGNED Fancher-Baker emigrant wagon Pnrcr: $250.00 train on September 11, 1857 that would become known as the Mountain Meadows Massa- Supplee, Serena. Inner Gorge Metaphors. Lily Canyon Books, cre. Initially intending to encourage an lndian-led massacre, local militia leaders conspired 2005. Limited edition. 4to - over 93/4" - 12" tall.52 pg. Fine to lead militiamen disguised as Native Americans along with a contingent of Paiute tribes- limited edition (No. 661100) hardcover. Signed by the author on men in an attack. The emigrants fbught back and a siege ensued. When the Mormons dis- title page and last page. Purple cloth with silver lettering. Fifty- covered that they had been identified by the emigrants, Col. William H. Dame, head of the two color photographs, along with text. Inner Gorge Metaphors Iron County Brigade of the Utah militia, ordered their annihilation. Intending to leave no is a personal, passionate interpretation of the Grand Canyon. witnesses of Mormon complicity in the siege and also intending to prevent reprisals that would complicate the Utah War, militiamen induced the emigrants to surrender and give up their weapons. After escorting the emigrants out of their hasty fortification, the militiamen and their tribesmen auxiliaries executed the emigrants. Investigations, interrupted by the 44. IYuvujo Sketch Book U.S. Civil War, resulted in nine indictments in 1874. Only John D. Lee was tried in a court of law, and after two trials, he was convicted. on March 23, 1877 a firing squad executed By PEncEVAL, DoN AND CLAy , Locrarr- Lee at the massacre site. Scarce. Staining, browning and some disintegration of paper sur- Srcwno face on rear, light soiling on front, and a few spots ofrestoration; good. Prucn: $1,100.00 Perceval, Don and Clay Lockett. A Navajo Sketch Book. Northland Press, 1962. First edition, limited issue. 9g pg. 46. R.C. Gorman: The Limited to 55 copies, of which this copy is No.4l, with an Druwings original signed watercolor. Signed by perceval on limita- By GngEN, MAny BETH tion page. Small folio. Publisher's full cream cloth with PRtco: $70.00 titles stamped in brown on backstrip. Hint of darkening Green, Mary Beth. R.C. Gorman: The Drawings. Northland along spine. Pages uncut. Housed in publisher's matching Press, 1981. First edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. 87 pg. slipcase with some rubbing and soiling. Whereas slipcase Fine book and dust jacket in publisher's shrink wrap. A Na- has some soiling, the book itself is much cleaner. A fine copy. The original watercoloi tive American aftist of the Navajo nation. Referred to as "the sketch is quite charming. An Englishman by birth, Perceval's family moved to the United Picasso of American art" by the New York Times, his paint- States when he was young. Perceval became interested in southwest cultures and used the 5-*:*-?.' ings are primarily of Native American women. region and its peoples as his inspiration and canvas.

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47. R.C. Gormun: The Posters 50. Songbirds, Limited Edition Bv GonvAN, R.C. Bv RogrNSoN, ALAN JAMES- Stcttzo Pnrcn: $75.00 Pnrcr: $1,500.00 Gorman, R.C. R.C. Gorman: The Posters. Northland Press. First edition. Folio - over 12" - Robinson, Alan James. Songbirds. Cheloniidae Press, jacket 15" tall. Book condition: As new. Dust condition: As new. In shrink wrap from pub- 1983. With an original watercolor and pencil draw- @w lisher, but spine shows light fading. ing, signed by the arlist. Fifteen watercolor etchings. Special artist's proof copy of the edition limited to 50 copies, of which this is No. 8 (the colophon states that these copies are "numbered with roman numer- als," but this copy is numbered with Arabic numerals). In addition to the suite of 15 water- 48. R.C. Gormun: A Retrospective color etchings, this set also includes hand-colored, wood-engraved title and colophon pages, By MoNTHAN, Dozus an original watercolor, and an original pencil sketch, both signed by Robinson. The title PRrco: $40.00 page and colophon were printed at the Hampshire Typothetae, West Hatfield, by Harold McGrath. Each suite is enclosed in a chemise and laid in a quarter leather tray case made by Montahn, Doris. R.C. Gorman: A Retrospeclive. Northland Press, Gray Parrot. Eighteen loose oblong sheets measuring 8.5 x I I in. Loose prints are laid into 1978. First edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. I94 pg. Cloth. separate blue paper wrappers and are housed together in a chemise that is laid into a gilt- Book condition: As new. Dust jacket condition: As new. Book stamped pale green quarter leather-backed clamshell case. Shallow bend to lower left corner still in protective shrink wrap from the publisher. Top of dust of the original watercolor. Minor fading to leather backstrip. Otherwise, fine. Included in jacket back shows slight sun damage. Foreword by Jules Heller. this collection are lovely hand-colored illustrations of the heads of the male and female of the following birds: Blue Jay, Robin, Woodthrush, Cedar Waxwing, Cardinal, Red-winged Blackbird, Chickadee, Titmouse, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Hooded Warbler, Goldfinch, Meadowlark, Red Crossbill, Mockingbird, and Bewick's Wren. 49. Revealing Eye: Personulities of the 1920's in Photo- gruphs by Nickolus Muruy und Words by Puul Gullico By Ger-ITCo, PAUL 51. Sioux Indian Puinting, Part I Prucn $32.50 Bv Szwpo zrcKr, C.- S t cu n o Gallico, Paul. Reveqling Eye: Personalities of the 1920's in Photographs by Nickolas Mu- Pntcn: $2,000.00 ray and l4/ords by Paul Gallico. Atheneum, 1967. First edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Szwedzicki, C. Sioux Indian Painting, Part I. Szwedzicki, C, 1938. Part l12. Very good Cloth, gllt,307 pg. Hardcover. Book condition: Very good. Dust jacket condition: Very condition. 19 Il2" x 14 314", cloth portfolio with large pictorial cover label. No. 3591400. good. Top stained red. Firm binding, clean interior. Corners lightly bumped. Dust jacket not Signed on the limitation page by publisher Szwedzicki and V. Crespin, whose role is not price-clipped, with very light edgewear, light soiling, protected in a mylar book cover. clear. Portfolio with 25 collotype plates reproducing ledger book drawings and pictographs by Amos Bad Heart Buffalo, most with hand-coloring. With 15-page letterpress introduc- Between 1920 and 1940, Nickolas Muray made over 10,000 portraits. His 1938's portrait tion and notes by Hartley Burr Alexander. This first portfolio of the two-portfolio set is of Frida Kahlo made while Kahlo sojoumed in New York, attending her exhibit at the complete in itself, being devoted to depictions of paintings of the Sioux and other tribes of Julien Levy Gallery, became the best known and loved portrait made by Muray. Muray and the Great Plains from a number of Sioux, Shoshone, and Kiowa artists. Some wear to port- Kahlo were at the height of a l0-year love affair in 1939 when the portrait was made. Their folio, ribbon ties largely lacking. affair had started in 1931, after Muray was divorced from his second wife and shortly after Kahlo's marriage to Mexican muralist painter Diego Rivera. It outlived Muray's third mar- riage and Kahlo's divorce and remarriage to Rivera by one year, ending in I 941 . Muray wanted to marryz, but when it became apparent that Kahlo wanted Muray as a lover, not a husband, Muray took his leave for good and married his fourth wife, Peggy Muray. He and Kahlo remained good friends until her death in 1954.

See Frida Kahlo insert for more on Nickolas Murav.

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PoETRY 56. Flight Among the Tombs Bv HEcHT, ANTHoNv-SIcNED AND INscnrspo PRrcB: $95.00 Hecht, Anthony. Flight Among the Tombs. Alfred A. Knopf, 1996. First edition. 76p9. 52. Dangerous Astronomy Inscribed, signed, and dated by the author on the title page. Publisher's original binding and By ArpxE, SunRl,tex-,Slc,nrrt dust iacket. Fine. Pnrcn: $145.00 Alexie, Sherman. Dangerous As tronomy. Limberlost Press, 2005. Limited edition. 4to - over 93/4" - 12" tall. Fine. No. 90/100 that have 57. Transparent Mun been signed and numbered by the poet. Black cloth with large paper By HgcHT, ANTHoNY-,S1GNED AND INSCuIBED @ label on front board and a smaller paper label on the spine. "Dangerous Astronomy" is letterpress printed. The paper is domestic PRrcn: $100.00 etching collated and sewn by hand into Magnani Pescia wrappers. Hecht, Anthony. Transparent Man. Alfred A. Knopf,1990. First edi- The type is Benedictine Book. A collection of new poems by Alexic, tion. 75 pg. Inscribed, signed, and dated by the author on the title page. some of which appear here for the first time. Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. Fine.

: 53. Summer of Bluck Widows 58. Four Quartets By ArExE, SHERMAN-/NScRIBrD By Er-ror, T.S. Pnrco: 542.00 Pnrcs: $125.00 Alexie, Sherm an. Summer of Btack Widows. Hanging Loose Press, Eliot, T.S. Four Quartefs. Harcourt Brace, 1943. Second printing of the first American 1996. First edition. Inscribed by author on title page. Octavo. 139 pg. edition. 39 pg. Book condition: Very good. Dust jacket condition: Good. There is no print- Near fine first edition pictorial soft cover. Minimal edge wear. Price ing designation or brackets on the copyright page, and there are nine titles listed opposite sticker on inside back cover. A book of poems by the author of The the title page ending with Four Quartets. The back flap of the dust jacket is blank, save the Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven. lower corner with title, author, and publisher noted. Only six titles are listed on the back, beginning with Four Quartets and ending with Old Possum's. Book shows light rubbing to corners but very clean and tight. Gold spine lettering is bright. Dust jacket has small chips along top edge and light wear all around. Spine has more severe chipping, partially obscur- ing author's name. All four corners uniformly clipped. No price present. Dust jacket in 54. Delight & Shsdows protective wrapper. By KoosER, TED-,S1GN'D PRrcn: $95.00 Kooser, Ted. Delights & Shqdows. Copper Canyon Press, 2004. First 59. Greut Fires: Poems 1982 edition. 87 pg. Trade paperback. Signed by the author on the title page. -1992 Publisher's original wrappers. Fine condition. Bv Grr-BpRT, JACK- Srcuao PRtcn: $150.00 Gilbert, Jack. The Great Fires: Poems 1982-1992. Alfred A. Knopf, 1994. First edition. 90 pg. Signed by the author on the title page. Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. Fine. 5 5. Eurthly Messengers By WnrrAMS, Tenny Trtrpnsr- Srcttnp PRrcB: $900.00 Williams, Terry Tempest. Earthly Messengers. Westem Slope Press, 1989. Limited edition (150 copies). i5 pg. Light beige soft cover with black lettering on front cover. Lightly bumped and rubbed. Bent upper corner on back cover. Poetry by Terry Tempest Williams with drawings by Hal Douglas Himes. Perhaps the most difficult title to acquire of Ms. Williams' bibliography.

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60. Henry Purcell in Japun 64. Selected Poems By Ser-rpR, MARY Jo-Stcuso By Mu-os Z, CZESLAw _ S I GN E D Pnrcn: $75.00 PRrcn: $600.00 Salter, Mary Jo. Henry Purcell in Japan. Alfred A. Knopf, I 985. First Milosz, Czeslaw. Selected Poems. Seabury Press, 1973. First edition. 128 edition. 74 pg. Signed by the author on the title page. Publisher's original pg. Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. Price blacked out on front binding and dust jacket. Fine. flap. Pages toned. Else, fine.

61. Selected & New Poems By HennrsoN, JrM 65. Striving Towurds Being: The Letters of Thomus Merton PRrce : $190.00 and Czesluw Milosz Harrison, Jim. Selected & New Poems. Delacorte Press/Seymour Bv MpnroN, THoMAS AND Czeslaw Mrrosz-Srcuno Lawrence, 1982. Limited edition. Octavo. 2l2pg. Tan-colored boards with gold lettering. No. 2361250 of a limited edition print- Pnrcn: $350.00 ing signed by the author. Fine condition in a near fine pictorial Merton, Thomas and Czeslaw Milosz. Striving Towards Being: The Letters of slipcase and original wraps" Harrison's poetry from 1961-1981. Thomas Merton and Czeslaw Milosz.Fanar, Straus and Giroux, 1997. First edition. 178 pg. Signed and dated by Milosz on the title page. Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. Fine. Robert Faggen (editor). 62. Smull Scenes By BnpwER, KENNETH W. AND RoYDEN CARD- Srcuno PnrcB: $80.00 66. Visions from San Fruncisco Bay Brewer, Kenneth W. and Royden Card. Small Scenes. Limberlost By Mu-os z, CzESLAw - S r G N E D Press, 2006. Limited edition. 4to - over 93/o" - 72" taLL.20 pg. No. 12150. Beautifully hand bound in rust-colored front board with black Pnrco: $200.00 border and black back board. Twenty poems by former Utah poet Milosz, Czeslaw. Visions from San Francisco Bay. Farrar Straus Iaureate, Ken Brewer, with 20 woodcut prints by noted Utah artist Giroux, 1982. First edition. 226 pg. Translated by Richard lnurie. Royden Card. This volume is one of only 50 copies that have been Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. Fine. specially bound by hand into cloth and boards, numbered, and signed by both the poet and the artist in black pen on the colophon page. No dust jacket. 67. Yin: New Poems By Klzgn, CAnoTyN-STCNBo AND INSCRIBED 63. Sun Under Wood PRrcn: $45.00 By Hass, Roeenr-STGNED Kizer, Carolyn. Yin: New Poems. Boa Editions, Ltd, 1984. First edi- tion. 85 pg. Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. Small closed PRrcB: $90.00 tears and rubbing to the dust jacket, else near fine. Hass, Robert . Sun Under lMood. Ecco Press, 1996. Signed first edition, first printing. 79 pg.Book and dust jacket are in fine condition, Dust jacket has gold label pronouncing Hass as the United States Poet Laureate. Not price- clipped. A beautiful copy.

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MonMoN 71. Writings of lohn D. Lee By HpNnrE, SAMUEL NYAL (Ennon) 68. Mormon Chronicle: The Diuries of John D. Lee IB4B- PRrcn: $45.00 Henrie, Samuel Nyal. Wrilings o.f John D. Lee. Fenestra, 2002. Sec- 1876, Two-Volume Set with Index ond edition. Octavo. 441 pg. Near fine pictorial second edition hard Bv LEp, Jornr D. cover. Minimal wear. Builder and operator of Lee's Ferry, John D. Lee the blame, and be executed in for the Moun- Pnrcr,: $220.00 would take l\ll , tain Meadow Massacre of 1857. Lee, John D. A Mormon Chronicle: The Diuries dJohn D. Lee IB4B-1876, Two-Volume Setwilh Index. University of Utah Press, 1983. Reprint edition. Octavo. 344 pg in Vol- ume 1; 480 pg in Volume 2. Fifty-five index pages. Reddish brown cloth-covered boards with gold gilt lettering on spine. Volumes I and 2 are in near fine condition with light NeruRAL HTSTORY rubbing and wear to edges. Pictorial dust jacket with brown and white lettering. Volume I dust jacket in near fine condi- tion with minimal wear. Volume 2 dust jacket is lightly wom with creases along upper front and back edges. Soft 72. The Complete Herbul, to Which is It{ow Added Upwurds cover index is in near fine condition with minimal wear. Lee, a controversial figure, was adopted by Brigham Young, becoming a leading member of the church's hierarchy. Lee's of One Hundred Additionul Herbs five diaries detail the everyday life of Utah's pioneer Settlers. Photo is of Volume I only. By CUT-ppPER, NICHOLAS Pnrcn: $700.00 Culpeper, Nicholas. The Complete Herbal, to tr|/hich is Now 69. Utuh Expedition 1857-1858 Added Upwards of One Hundred Additional Herbs, with a Display of Their Medicinuland Occult Qualities Physically By HapsN, LERov AND ANN (Eonons) Applied to the Cure of All Disorders Incident to Mankind: To PRrcB: $90.00 Which ore now First Annexed, the English Physician Hafen, Leroy and Ann. Utah Expedition l857-1858. Arthur H. Clark Enlarged, and Key to Physic. With Rules for Compounding Company, 1982. Second printing. Octavo. 375 pg. Fine second printing Medicine...Forming a Complete Family Dispensatory and hardcover. Green cloth with gold lettering on spine. Very minor edge- Ittatural System of Physic...To Wich is Also Added, Upwards wear. "The Far West and the Rockies Historical Series l BZ0-18J5,,, o.f Ffty Choice Receipts.... Printed by Thomas Kelley, 1835. Volume 8. A documentary account of the United States military move- A new edition. vi,398, [iv] index pp. Engraved frontispiece,20 hand-colored botanical (10 | half and ment under Colonel Albert Sidney Johnston and the resistance by Brig- plates, each with 9 vignettes. 2l .4 x 2I .3 cm. % x 8 12"), re-backed calf ham Young and the Mormon Nauvoo Legion. boards, much of original spine laid down. Numerous editions of herbals using Culpeper's name were published fiom the latter half of the l Tth Century to the early 19th Century. The engraved frontispiece plate consists of a portrait of the author, framed by a zodiac table, and beneath that a vignette of Red Lion House, Spitalfields, the home in which the author lived, studied and died. Moderately rubbed extremities and boards; lightly foxed and/or finger- 70. Why We Pructice Plurul Marriuge soiled pages within, mostly marginal; one botanical plate with the name of the flower writ- ten in ink beneath its image; else very good. By WgIrxEY, HELEN Man PRtcr: $350.00 Whitney, Helen Mar. Why We Practice Plural Marriage. Juvenile Instructor Office of Salt Lake City, 1884. Small booklet "By a 'Mormon' Wife and Mother-Helen Mar Whitney" on plural marriage. 72 pg.Light pink wraps are faded and somewhat soiled; several small holes and edgewear, especially in lower comer. Binding is tight. Inte- rior has edgewear and two places of insect damage, none of which intrudes on the text block. One page still uncut. A relatively hard-to- find Mormon pamphlet.

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73. Geology of Eastern Utah 76. Bean Trees By CHrosEy, TuovrAS C. By KTNcSOLVER, BERSARE PRrce: $100.00 Pnrcn: $55.00 Chidsey, Thomas C. Geology of Eastern Utah.Utah Geological Asso- Kingsolver, Barbara. The Bean Trees.Yirago Press Limited, 1989. ciation, 1991. Large format 8" x I l" paperback in very good condi- First British edition. Octavo. 232pg. Black cloth-covered boards tion. Spine is bumped at top, light rubbing and shelfwear. Records with gold gilt lettering on spine. A nice copy in very good condi- papers and notes from the 1991 Utah GeologicalAssociation Field tion lightly worn. Pictorialdust jacket in near fine condition. The Symposium. Field log is part of book, but no field maps indicated. adventures of Taylor Greer, a Cherokee infant she names Turtle, and the colorful cast of characters they meet along the way.

74. Views of Prominent Places in Churleston, South Curolinu, (J.S.A., 77. Beun Trees Illustruting the Efficts of the Eurth- By Kn'TCSOLVER, BEREERE quake Shock, August 3Ist, 1886, Pnrcs: $75.00 Kingsolver, Barbara. The Bean Trees. Harper & Row, 1988. First edi- end u Sketch of the Occurrence tion, first printing. 232 pg. Publisher's original binding and dust jacket. By CocHRAN, ALEX M. Very good. Light edgewear. Light water staining to head and fbot of dust jacket; not affecting the book. Author's acclaimed first novel. Pruce $375.00 Cochran, Alex M. Views of Prominent Pluces in Chqrleston, South Carolina, U.S.A., Illustratins the Effects o.f the Earthquake Shock, August 3lst, l886, and a Sketch of the Occurrence. Alex 78. Homelund und Other Storrcs M. Cochran, 1886. Three text leaves + 30 halftone photographic views on both sides of l5 plates. Twenty-three2 x20 cm. (9'/o" x 8"), original wrappers. An interesting feature is the Bv Kn{csoLVER, Beneena- Src N no descriptive captions giving the estimated dollar value of damage to each building. PRrcr: $68.00 Kingsolver, Barbara. Homeland and Other Stories. Harper & Row, 1989. First edition. Inscribed by author on half-title page. Octavo. 244 pg. Near fine first edition hardcover. Beige cloth with silver lettering on spine. Light edgewear. Previous owner's name on ffep. Near fine pictorial dust jacket. Light edgewear. A BannARA KINcSoLVER collection of 12 stories by the author of The Beqn Trees.

75. Animal Dreams By KmcsoLVER, BeRgeRe- SrcuEn 79. Poisonwood Bible Pnrcr $32.00 Bv KntcsoLVER, BaReeRe- Srcw no Kingsolver, Barbara. Animal Dreams. Harper Collins, 1990. First edition. lvo - over 7'/o" - 93/4" tall.342 pg. Hard cover. Book condition: Fine, Dust jacket condition: Fine. Signed first Pnrce: $65.00 printing, first edition. Book and dust jacket both in fine condition. Dust jacket is not price- Kingsolver, Barbara. The Poisonwood Bihle. HarperFlamingo, 1998. clipped. From the author of the Bean Trees. A beautiful copy. First edition, first printing.543 pg. Unread fine condition in like dust jacket. Signed by author directly on the title page. A beautiful copy of this stunnins novel.

Pace 28 Pece 29 Back of Beyond Books www.backofbeyondbooks. com 435.259.5154 80. Smull Wonder FrcrroN By KrNcsoLVER, BeReena - g cttro PRrcB: $30.00 83. Lonesome Dove Kingsolver, Barbara. small wonder. Harpercollins, 2002. First edition, By MCMURTRY, Lanny-,STGNED first printing.267 pg. signed by the author. Publisher's original binding PntcB: 5450.00 and dust iacket. Fine. McMurtry, Larry. Lonesome Dove. Simon and Schuster, 1985. First edition. Octavo. 843 pg. Book condition: Good plus. Dust jacket condition: Very good. First edition hardcover with full number line on copyright page and price intact. Book shows definite wear, some soiling on edges and to boards. Spine is a little swayback, tight bind- ing. Odd slightly embossed impressions on top and bottom edges. Dust jacket is lightly rolled at the top edge, no chips or tears. Colors remain bright. Rare to BTOcRAPHy/HrsToRY find a signed first edition, first printing.

84. Monkey Wrench Gung-I0th Anniversary 87. Boundfor Glory Limited Edition Bv GurgRrE, WooDy By Aeegy, EowaRo-Slc,r,ao PRrcB: $2,500.00 PRrcn: $1,100.00 Guthrie, Woody. Boundfor Glory. E.P. Dutton andCo.,1943. Abbey, Edward. Monkey Wrench Gang-l}th Anniversary Limited Book condition: Very good. Corners lightly bumped, head of Edition. Dream Garden Press, 1985. First edition thus. 356 pg. Hard- spine has small chip hanging, light soiling to boards, no mark- cover in slipcase. Book condition: Fine. R. Crumb is the illustrator. ings inside book, two thumb smudges noted pages, on inked Fine copy in slipcase (case is lightly soiled) of this limited edition of design to cover, and spine strong. jacket Dust condition: Fair to Abbey's masterwork. Two hundred fifty copies of the book numbered good. This scarce dust jacket isn't the prettiest. Moderate chip- and signed by Edward Abbey, with a signed print by R. Crumb laid ping around all edges with several closed tears and four'/z', to in, "You Can't Go Wrong Cuttin'Fence." Copy No. 851250. Bound in l" chips missing. The "B" on the spine for Bound is mostly red cloth with Crumb's lettering and monkey wrench illustration missing, but the rest of- the design on spine and front board are intact. Light fading to spine; stamped in gold. lncludes receipt from original owner, possibly from Ken Sleight's (aka scratch line down middle of front ofjacket. Overall, it sounds worse than looks. it Wili send Seldom Seen Smith) Bookstore here in Moab, dated 3i 18i85. Also original Monkey Wrench pnotos on request. Gang postcard from publisher.

82. Mun from Kinsmun CrruBrNG By CnaNDALL, AI-I-rN-SIGNED AND INSCRTBED PnrcB $850.00 Crandall, Allen. Manfrom Kinsman. Allen Crandall, 1933. Lim- 85. Glenn Exum: l{ever u Bud Word or u ited edition. 86 pg.No. 3/1000. Small biography of Clarence Twisted Rope Darrow self-published by the author. Printed wraps in somewhat fragile condition, with chipping to edges and quite a bit of wear to By ExuH,t, GLprrN-SrcNED AND INSCRTBED spine. Printed title on spine remains legible but faded; ffep looks Pnrcp: $175.00 to have been loose at point some but is affixed. Book is lightly Exum, Glenn. Glenn Exum: Never a Bad Word or a Twisted Rope. Grand soiled. Signed and inscribed by Darrow to photographer Nickolas Teton Natural History Association, 1998. First edition. 131 pg. Color and Muray, kind regards "with from clarence Darrow, Sept 9, 1932." Muray photographed b/w photos. An autobiography of one of the legends of Tetons' climbing. Darrow and many, many other celebrities, including Frida Kahlo (see special insert), Compiled and edited by Charlie Craighead. Exum did many Grand Teton throughout his career. first ascents and ran a guide service for many years. Signed and inscribed by Exum, "For Jim Larue-Many Happy summits!"

Pnce 30 Pnce 3 | TIte llluminated DesertThe Prints By Chloe Hedden

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In the fall of 1938, Frida Kahlo traveled to New York for her first solo exhibition. There she met pho- tographer Nickolas Muray whom she had first met in Mexico, and they startecl a passionate affair. Muray, born in Hungary, was a successful New York fashion and commercial photographer known for his portraits of celebrities such as Fred Astaire, Marlene Dietrich, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ceorge Ber- nard Shaw, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Claude Monet. Having experimented with color from early on, Muray found his most colorful model in Frida Kahlo. Their liaison yielded a series of breathtaking, mostly color photographs.

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Frida Painting "Me and My Purrotsr'witlt Nickolas Muruv

Frida and Diego with Gas Mask Frida with Granizo Platinum and Silver Gelatin Prfnts

Platinum prints, also called platinotypes, are photographic prints made by a monochrome printing process that provides the greatest tonal range of any printing method using chemical development.

Unlike the silver print process, platinum lies on the paper surface, Frida and Diego with Hat, I94l while silver lies in a gelatin or albumen emulsion that coats the pa- per. As a result, since no gelatin emulsion is used, the final platinum image is absolutely matte with a deposit of platinum (and/or palla- dium, its sister element which is also used in most platinum photo- graphs) absorbed slightly into the paper. Also by Nickolas Muray The gelatin silver process is the photographic process used with currently available black-and-white films and printing papers. A sus- Babe Rutlr, Junuary 1935 r.r i'l pension of silver salts in geletin is coated onto a support such as r lll paper, paper. iJ I' glass, flexible plastic or film, baryta or resin-coated It'i Platinum Print, limited to These light-sensitive materials are stable under normal keeping con- ditions and are able to be exposed and processed even many years 50 print run. after their manufacture. This is in contrast to the collodion wet-plate process dominant from the t85os-t88os, which had to be exposed Frida Painting "The Two Fridas" and developed immediately after coating.

(Platinum prints are limited to 3o prints; Silver Celatin prints limited Ilack of- l]eyond Book-s to 7o prints) +35_25e_5 I 5+ r.n'u'r.r'. be ckofbcr,otrdbook.s.c ottr Color Carbon Printing (each print limited to 3o prints)

First invented in rB55 as a black and white photographic printing process, this color car- bon printing was used by Louis Ducos du Hauron of France, in t869, to make the very first color print in the history of photography. The Carbon Print has long enjoyed re- nown as the Rolls Royce of all photo processes for its beauty as well as for its image permanence.

These Frida Kahlo prints are a modern version of the classic Carbon Print. lmages are digitally captured on a high-resolution scanner and then edited on a computer. The ed- ited digital files are used to produce the high-resolution separation negatives required for contact printing onto the pigmented gelatin emulsions that are unique to the car- bon process.

Fridu Kuhlo, 1939 To make a pigment transfer print, cyan, magenta, yellow, and black pigmented gelatin Limited to 50 print run emulsions are first exposed to ultraviolet light through high-resolution digital separa- tion negatives. The exposed pigment films are then laminated, and the unexposed ar- eas of pigmented gelatin are washed away with hot water. When all four processed color layers are finally transferred together onto a final sheet of watercolor paper, they in Blue Dress form a high-quality, permanent color print. Frida

In all, it takes zt different printing steps to make a finished pigment transfer print. Printed onto the finest watercolor papers from the renowned Arches and Fabri- ano paper mills of France and ltaly, these prints have a distinctive surface and tex- ture. They are truly permanent, and will retain the beauty and vibrancy of their original colors for hundreds of years after conventional photographs have faded away. Frida with ldol

Fridu in New York Fridu Kahlo-The Breton Portrait

Frida in Pink und Green Dress Frida with Picasso Earrings