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Hopi Haberdashery Tschanz Rare Books Photography List 3 Usual terms (we’re a reasonable lot – what do you need?) Call: 801-641-2874 Or email: [email protected] to confirm availability. (it’s all the same to us) Domestic shipping: $10 International and overnight shipping billed at cost. Large Savage View of Garfield Landing 1- Savage, Charles Roscoe. Black Rock & Garfield Landing. Salt Lake City: C.R. Savage Photo, (c.1881). Large format albumen [24 cm x 28 cm] cabinet card on a plain cream mount [31 cm x 38 cm] "Salt Lake Bathing Resorts" in ink on the mount underneath the image. Housed in a plain tan matte. Near fine. Nice large image of the famed Gentile resort at Garfield Beach, which was on the south shore of the Great Salt Lake. This view looks west and shows the pavilion and boardwalk with Black Rock in the background. "By 1878 there was a small competing establishment at Black Rock, a little farther east, and in 1881 the skipper of the General Garfield, Captain Thomas Douris, took a running jump into the resort business himself. He beached his boat a short distance west of the Black Rock resort and added bathing and boating facilities. At first called Garfield Landing, Douris' resort soon became generally known as Garfield Beach." - Dale Morgan from the 'The Great Salt Lake. $1,000 Brigham Young’s Daughters 2- Johnson, Charles Ellis. [Brigham Young's Daughters. Salt Lake City: Sainsbury & Johnson, c.1890. Albumen [14 cm x 10 cm] cabinet card on a plain cream mount [16.5 cm x 11 cm] Near fine. Contemporary manuscript identifications (and the order of birth) for each in the margins above and below the image. Famous view of the first ten daughters, "The Big Ten," of Brigham Young by his son-in-law (and the brother-in-law of the subjects), Charles Ellis Johnson (married to Ruth Young). The subjects are seated in two rows, and Identified left to right. Back: Zina [Card] - 8th; Evelyn [Davis] - 9th; Jennette [Easton]- 7th; Mary [Croxall] - 1st; Maria [Douglas] - 6th. Front: Marinda [Conrad]- 5th; Caroline [Cannon] - 10th; Ella [Empey] - 2nd; Emily [Clawson] - 4th; Fanny [Thatcher]- 3rd. These ten were all born within four years of each other, and raised together in the Lion House. They held a privileged space in Salt Lake City, and were the founders of the "Retrenchment Society," which would later emerge as the 'Young Women' program. $1,500 Photo Postcards of Salt Lake 3- [Salt Lake City]. Photo Postcards of Salt Lake. (c.1930). 9 black and white real photo postcards [14 cm x 9 cm] featuring images of Salt Lake City. Undivided backs, with all images captioned in white in the lower left corner. All are very good, with minimal wear, a few pin holes at the corners. Images are: 'Birds eye View Portion of Salt Lake City, Utah Looking North' - 'The Wasatch Mts. from State Capitol Grounds' - 'The Mormon Battalion Monument State Capital Grounds' - 'Entrance to Memory [Grove] Park' - 'Eagle Gate, Beehive House and Lion House' - 'Mormon Temple Block' - 'The Great Mormon Tabernacle and Temple' - 'Great Organ in Mormon Tabernacle' - 'The Seagull Monument Temple Block' Nice collection of tourist images of Salt Lake City. $65 Salt Lake Hotel by Savage 4- Savage, Charles Roscoe. Townsend House. Salt Lake City: C.R. Savage, (c.1870). Stereoview. Albumen photograph [15.5 cm x 9.5 cm] on an orange/gray mount [17.5 cm x 10 cm] with a printed paper label on the reverse. Strong contrasts. Minor rubbing to corners. Image shows a large group of people in front of the Townsend House, which is in profile. The paper label on the reverse reads: “Views of the Great West, from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, taken by C.R. Savage, Salt Lake City, Utah Series. Townsend House." The Townsend House was located at 102 south and West Temple in Salt Lake City. $250 Cowgirls in the Grand Canyon 5- Kolb Brothers. [Mule train in the Grand Canyon]. Grand Canyon, AZ: Kolb Brothers, April 28, 1945. Black and white photograph [18 cm x 12.5 cm] in a gray Kolb Brothers sleeve/matte. Image is near fine, sleeve/matte is very good with a damp stain that runs along the head. Image shows nine mule riders lined up on the Bright Angel Trail, the group is mostly female. Reverse has a printed Kolb Brothers advertisement and a four-paragraph history of travel in the Grand Canyon, beginning with Powell in 1869 and continuing on to a brief history of the Kolb Brothers Studio and prices. The legendary Kolb Brothers, Emery & Ellsworth, opened their studio in 1904, perched on the rim of the Grand Canyon. The building is still standing, but is now operated as a museum and gallery. They took countless images of the Canyon and the Colorado River below. This is not a sleeve/matte I have encountered previously. $75 Kachina Dance on Second Mesa 6- [Hopi Kachina]. The Katchina Dance to the Rain-gods - Hopi Indians at Shonghopovi, Arizona. Meadville, PA: Keystone View Company, 1906. Stereoview. Albumen photograph [15.5 cm x 8 cm] on a curved gray Keystone mount [18 cm x 9 cm] with the title printed in black beneath in the margin. Rear contains a short history of the Hopi and the Kachina dance. Near fine. Image shows a group of costumed dancers in a plaza on the Second Mesa village of Shongopovi. Photography of the dances is now permitted in Hopiland, and images of these wonderful and sacred dances are uncommon. "The exact nature of this old ceremony is not fully understood; its purpose is an appeal to the rain-gods, yet in a certain sense these men represent the rain-gods." - from the reverse. $30 Hopi Haberdashery 7- [Hopi]. Splendid Type of Hopi Indian, Hopi Pueblo, Arizona. Meadville, PA: Keystone View Company, 1906. Stereoview. Albumen photograph [15.5 cm x 8 cm] on a curved gray Keystone mount [18 cm x 9 cm] with the title printed in black beneath in the margin. Rear contains a short history of the Hopi and the Hopi Mesas. Very good. Minor rubbing to extremities of the mount. Image shows a Hopi man in a fringed shirt with silver buttons, he is wearing a beaded necklace and a strap with silver buttons. "The Hopis are famous craftsmen and workers of metal. It is well worth while to study closely their curious ear-rings and necklaces, made of variously arranged shell, bone, and turquoise beads." - from the reverse. $30 Hopi Chief and Carver 8- McGibbeny, Joseph Howard. Chief Wilson Tawaquoptewa (Kachina Doll Carver). [Salt Lake City]: c.1940. Black and white photograph [35 cm x 28 cm] (c.1950) Glue residue present on the reverse of image. Wilson Tawaquoptewa (1873-1960) was the Chief (kikmongwi) of Old Oraibi on Third Mesa in Hopi. An important religious and political leader, he was also a Kachina carver of note. Unlike most carvers, Tawaquoptewa’s “Kachinas” where not actual Kachinas, but Kachina-esque, and from his imagination alone, due to his deeply held beliefs. His carvings are sought after. J.H. McGibbeny (1891-1970) was born in Philadelphia, and he spent his early years in the eastern U.S. He later moved west and attended the University of Arizona. He moved to Salt Lake City in the early 1930s and established himself as a photographer and writer on the Navajo and Hopi Indians, with some of his work appearing in ‘Arizona Highways.’ $150 Death Valley Boomtown 9- Holt, A.E. Main Street, Lee Calif. Oct. 1907. [Rhyolite, NV?]: A.E. Holt, [1907]. Albumen [15 cm x 9 cm] cabinet card on a plain dark gray mount [18 cm x 12 cm] Near fine. Image of the short-lived boomtown on the eastern edge of Death Valley, near the Nevada state line, in Inyo County that the Lee (Richard & Gus) Brothers named after finding gold deposits late in 1904. A rush started that reached its height in 1907, when about 600 people called this desert outpost home. The town carried on until 1912, when both its post office and mercantile closed. Images of Lee, California are rare. $500 Haynes Birdseye of Fargo 10- Haynes, Frank Jay. Bird's Eye View of Fargo Dakota 1880. Fargo, D.T.: F. Jay Haynes, (c.1880). Small panorama albumen photograph [15.5 cm x 9 cm] on a yellow Haynes (stereoview) mount [18 cm x 10 cm] with Haynes 'Northern Pacific Views.' Very good. Age toning to mount and image with a scuff to the backstamp that effects the text. Extremities show some rubbing. Rare image of a Birdseye of Fargo drawn by Thaddeus Mortimer Fowler (1842-1922) The perspective is from the northeast looking southwest, with the tracks running through the city to the west. The circle on the left side is Island Park. Photographed by F.J. Haynes (1853-1921) who was one of the most prolific of the West’s early photographers. $650 .
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