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Salt Lake Views and Descriptions Tschanz Rare Books List Sixty Usual terms. Items Subject to prior sale. Call, text: 801-641-2874 Or email: [email protected] to confirm availability. Domestic shipping: $10 International and overnight shipping billed at cost. Helping to fight the Commies 1- [Lloyd, Donald P.] [Associated Food Stores] [Utah Grocers]. 'Radio Free Europe' junket collection. New York: Radio Free Europe, 1962. 41 b/w photographs [8" x 10"] 24 have typed descriptions affixed to the reverse on Radio Free Europe Fund letterhead. All images are in nice condition and have strong contrasts. This collection of photographs documents a trip by Donald P. Lloyd to West Germany as part of his efforts to fund Radio Free Europe through Utah grocers (Lloyd founded Associated Food Stores in 1940). Images show Lloyd at various sites affiliated with the RFE, the Berlin Wall and his travel into East Germany. The majority of the images are nicely identified. "This committee is launching a solicitation for funds this week in support of Radio Free Europe. The twenty-eight transmitter radio network, based in West Germany and Portugal, depends upon voluntary contributions from individual Americans and business firms for its year-round operations. Mr. Lloyd said: 'Its truth broadcasts are the free world's answer to the Big Lie of Communism.' Target countries for Radio Free Europe broadcasts are Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, and Romania. State headquarters for the Radio Free Europe Fund are located at 22 South Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah." - Salt Lake Times (5/25/1962) "Grocers throughout the state of Utah are giving a boost to the fund drive for Radio Free Europe this week by serving as collection stations for public contributions to the privately supported, anti-Communist network." - Salt Lake Times (6/1/1962). $275 Photochrome of Oraibi Dance 2- Jackson, William Henry. [Hopi]. 53813 Antelope Priests Chanting at Kisi, Moki Snake Dance. Detroit: Detroit Photographic Company, 1902. Photochrome [17.5 cm x 23 cm] nicely matted [32.5 cm x 37 cm] Image is bright and sharp. Nice view of a dance in the plaza at Old Oraibi on Third Mesa with a group of onlookers, in front of and on top of the pueblo. "At near sunset of the eighth day a public dance of the Antelope priests takes place in the plaza, similar in many respects to the Snake Dance, except that corn stalks are carried by the priests instead of snakes." - George Wharton James. Launched as a photographic publishing firm in the late 1890s, The Detroit Photographic Company, later the Detroit Publishing Company, obtained exclusive right for use of the Swiss “Photochrom” process. This process permitted the mass production of color postcards, prints, and albums for sale to the American market. In 1897, landscape photographer, William Henry Jackson, joined the firm, adding Jackson’s thousands of negatives to the photographic inventory. $400 RPPC of Cabins at the North Rim 3- [Utah Parks Company]. Standard Cabins - North Rim Grand Canyon [Real Photo Postcard]. [Omaha, NE]: [Union Pacific Rail Road], (c.1935). Real photo postcard [14 cm x 9 cm] Back has a Union Pacific shield and 'Utah Parks Company' vertically, dividing the back. Image is sharp. Image of the Standard Cabins at the North Rim surrounded by trees. This RPPC was produced to promote trips from the Utah Parks Company, which was a subsidiary of U.P., that ran guided loop tours of the parks and monuments of southern Utah and northern Arizona. $20 RPPC Great White Throne 4- [Utah Parks Company]. Great White Throne - Zion Nat'l Park [Real Photo Postcard]. [Omaha, NE]: [Union Pacific Rail Road], (c.1935). Real photo postcard [14 cm x 9 cm] Back has a Union Pacific shield and 'Utah Parks Company' vertically, dividing the back. Image is sharp. Image of maybe the most recognizable feature in Zion, The Great White Throne. This RPPC was produced to promote trips from the Utah Parks Company, which was a subsidiary of U.P., that ran guided loop tours of the parks and monuments of southern Utah and northern Arizona. $20 Morgan Trail Map Morgan, Dale L. Utah Historical Trails Map: The Routes of Explorers, Early Wayfarers, and Immigrant Trails Depicted in Relation to the Modern Highway System of the States. Salt Lake City: Utah Department of Publicity & Industrial Development, 1948. Map [56 cm x 44 cm] Printed in black on white paper with the historical trails labeled and printed in red. One horizontal fold and one vertical fold as issued. Minor creasing at edges of center folds. Drawn by Fehmel. Introduction by Rulon S. Howells. '8/95' in ink above title. The verso contains a short introduction by Rulon S. Howell, and short individual descriptions of the various historical trails of Utah. According to Saunders: “Though this was a publicity item Howells introduced it as a general trail guide, cautioning those who venture off-road to be well prepared. This map is actually not detailed enough to be much of a help to anyone intent on tracing the actual trails.” Clearly the basis for the Utah Centennial trails map (1996) that was prepared by several members of the Utah Westerners. This is one of my personal favorite Morgan items. Very cool. Saunders 73. $125 Across the Plains 6- Young, Erla. Betsy Buttons. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1982. Eighth edition. [28]pp. Quarto [25.5 cm] Cream illustrated wrappers printed in red and blue. The real button eyes on the cover are present. Nice map endsheets. Near fine. Signed and dated by the author on the copyright page. Nice copy of this uncommon L.D.S. children's book that tells the story of Liza Jane and her doll, Betsy Buttons, as she travels with her family by covered wagon from Council Bluffs to the Salt Lake Valley. "The Lord in heaven answered their prayers. The wagon trail reached the end of the journey in safety. Liza Jane and her parents came to live in the valley of the Great Salt Lake and they never had to leave their home again. What became of Betsy Buttons? Why, she is still being loved and taken care of by a sweet little girl." $30 Rare Mimeographed LDS Song Book Gates, Crawford M. Sacred & Secular: Choruses for Male Voices. [New York]: [National Blue Print Company], 1943. 100pp. Quarto [27 cm] Blue buckram with the title gilt stamped on the front board. Near fine. Owner name and address in black ink beneath the inscription (different name). Contents mimeographed. The names of the Mormon Male Chorus of Philadelphia for 1941 and 1942 are listed on p.[ii]. Real photograph [12.5 cm x 15.5 cm] of the Chorus is attached to p.[iv] Contains 43 songs that are divided into six sections: Hymns, Anthems, Christmas Music, Negro Spirituals, MIA Assembly Music, Secular Choruses. Presumably a minuscule print run. We locate one institutional copy (BYU). No copies listed in OCLC. This is the first published work by the celebrated composer and arranger. Rare. Crawford Gates (1921 – 2018) was a lifelong musician and composer who while serving an LDS mission (1940-1942) in the Eastern States he formed the Mormon Male Chorus of Philadelphia, their weekly broadcast on WFIL had a substantial impact on missionary work in the region. In 1946 Crawford began his graduate studies at Brigham Young University in music, while a student, Crawford was commissioned to write the musical score to the Pioneer Centennial sponsored work, ‘Promised Valley’ (He was only 25). After completing his degree, he joined the faculty of BYU, it was during this time he became friends with, and was mentored by Maurice Abravanel. In 1957 Crawford composed the original score for the Hill Cumorah Pageant, which is still in use. His hymns Ring Out Wild Bells and Our Savior’s Love were included in the 1985 LDS hymnal. A celebrated and respected composer Crawford worked closely with BYU to create an archive of his nearly 900 musical works and appeared as a guest conductor on numerous occasions. Lengthy inscription from Gates dated 1943 to the Eastern States Mission President on the front free endsheet: "To President Gustave A. Iverson and Sister Iverson, I shall never forget your inspired leadership of our Eastern States Mission, nor your sincere love of all of us who labored under your guidance. I want to give to you this book of Male Chorus arrangements which I wrote for the Mormon Male Chorus of Philadelphia for use in our missionary work in that organization, as a small token of my appreciation for all that you have done for me. With love to you both, Crawford Gates 1943." "Dedication. This book of music is compiled and dedicated that we who have worked, prayed, sung and laughed and lived together in the Mormon Male Choruses of Philadelphia may hold and cherish the memory of the wonderful experience we had in mutual fellowship. May we never forget our trips through the East, singing the songs of Zion and praises of God to the thousands who gave us ear, the memorable testimony meetings, the happy rehearsal hours, the thrilling moments before audiences both vast and small; even the trouble we had with our cars now seems humorous. May the memory of this music we sang be a life-long token of our continued devotion to the cause in which we have labored together and at that last day may we again be united to stand before the throne and sing our praises once more before our God." $875 Uncommon Work Signed by Cowley 8- Cowley, Matthias F. Prophets and Patriarchs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
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