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Part I Tomlinson Library SCA Shelf List Part I Tomlinson Library SCA Shelf List Notes: GJ JC = Grand Junction (State) Junior College MC = Mesa College MSC = Mesa State College CMU = Colorado Mesa University Sp Coll – Special Collections of CMU Tomlinson Library GJ = Grand Junction USGS = United States Geological Survey DOE = Department of Energy AEC = Atomic Energy Commission RM = Rocky Mountain RR = railroad WW = Walter Walker BOT = Board of Trustees CCHE = Colorado Commission on Higher Education Postal service 2-letter abbreviations used for State names HB = standard Hollinger box (letter or legal size) FB = flat Hollinger box DB = document box MB = map box A.1.A Books from “Marie Bloch Purchase- July 1987” & Martin Wenger Collection: HB 1987.001.0001 3 CO Session Laws 1881, 1889, 1905; CO House Journal 1945; CO House Extra Session 1945; CO Senate Journal 1945; CO Senate Extra Session 1945 HB 1987.001.0002 CO General Assembly (GA) – 12 Reports from Board of Capitol Managers ca. 1884; Territory of CO – 7 Legislative Assembly House Journals from Central City 1861 – 1876 HB 1987.001.0003 Territory of CO, Council & House Journals, Legislative Assembly 1864 – 1868, 1870, 1874 HB 1987.001.0004 bound CO docs including: CO Board of Horticulture Reports 1901, 1903; CO State Engineer Report, Part II, Maps and Drawings 1907 – 1908; CO Auditor of State Biennial Report 1907 - 1908; CO Attorney General Reports 1891 – 1892, 1887 – 1898, 1899 – 1900, 1903 – 1904 HB 1987.001.0005 bound CO docs: CO General Laws 1876 – 1877; CO Civil Code 1877; City of Denver Charter & Ordinances 1881; City of Denver Ordinances 1884; Torrington Treatises on the Law of Colorado 1949; 2 copies – Ninth General Assembly of CO 1893 HB 1987.001.0006 Westerner’s Brand Books: 1948 – 1965 A.1.B Marie Bloch books/publications: HB 1987.001.0007 Timberlines – CO Poetry Fellowship publication 1940 – 1956; U of CO Colorado Folksong Bulletin 1963 vol. I, nos. 1, 2, 3 & vol. II (in catalog) HB 1987.001.0008 Denver Art Museum. Department of Indian Art leaflets ca. 1930 (Martin Wenger) HB 1987.001.0009 Adobe – San Luis Valley history 1970s (Martin Wenger); Rocky Mountain Arts 1954; Calico Print 1952-1953; Colorful CO maps HB 1987.001.0010 History of CO, vol. I – II, 1895 HB 1987.001.0011 History of CO, Vol. III-IV, 1895 HB 1980.001.0001 Bulletin: Rolls & Library – correspondence of Jefferson, Madison, Monroe (Oskar Piest donation) A.1.C FB 1987.001.0012 Marie Bloch & Martin Wenger antique CO and western history books: Bennett, William P. The First Baby in Camp: A Full Account of the Scenes and Adventures during the Pioneer Days of ’49. Salt Lake City: Rancher Publishing Co., 1893. 8 copies. Boston, Thomas. Human Nature in its Fourfold State. 1787. Fragile. Hendrie & Bolthoff MFG and Supply Co. General and Electrical Catalogue no. 99. Denver, CO: 1924. Marcy, Randolph B. The Prairie Traveler: A Hand-Book for Overland Expeditions with Maps, Illustrations, and Itineraries of the Principal Routes between the Mississippi and the Pacific. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1858. $700+. Fragile. Mollhausen, Baldwin. Diary of a Journey from the Mississippi to the Coasts of the Pacific with a United States Government Expedition, v. 1.London: 1858. Murray, Charles Augustus. The Prairie-Bird. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1848. Townshend, R. B. A Tenderfoot in Colorado. London, the Bodley Head, 1923. First edition. Wagner, Henry R, translator. California Voyages 1539-1541. San Francisco: John Howell, 1925. FB 1987.001.0013 Marie Bloch & Martin Wenger antique CO and western history books: Allen, Jules Verne. Cowboy Lore. C. 1943? Songs of the range, cowboy dictionary, brands and customs. Fragile. Bowles, Samuel. Our New West. Records of Travel between the Mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean. Hartford, CT: Hartford Publishing Co, 1869. Western travel guidebook including details of “the wonderful natural scenery, agriculture, mines, business, social life, progress and prospects,” “a full description of the Pacific Railroad; and of the life of the Mormons, Indians, and Chinese.” Campbell, Marius R. Guidebook of the Western United States Part E. The Denver & Rio Grande Western Route. Department of the Interior. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1922. Dellenbaugh, Frederick. Canyon Voyage. New York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1908. Fragile: book spine is complete cracked. Description of Powell’s expedition down the Grand Canyon. Hartley, Cecil B. Life of Daniel Boone, the Great Western Hunter and Pioneer. New York: Lovell, Coryell & Company. Includes “Colonel Boone’s Autobiography.” N.d., c. 1880s. Fragile, loose pages. Hickman, Bill. Brigham’s Destroying Angel: Being the Life, Confession, and Startling Disclosures. Salt Lake City, UT: 1904. Higgins, C.A. To California over the Santa Fe Trail. Chicago: Passenger Department, Santa Fe, 1906. Travel/guide book “wholly devoted to a description of Western scenes” over the Santa Fe railroad. Thayer, William. Marvels of the New West: Six Books in one Volume comprising Marvels of Nature, Marvels of Race, Marvels of Enterprise, Marvels of Mining, Marvels of Stock-Raising, and Marvels of Agriculture. Norwich, Conn: The Henry Bill Publishing Company, 1889. HB 1987.001.0014 vintage souvenir photo albums; Noble Women 1880 (M. Bloch) DB 1987.001.0015 4 binders: vintage CO photos, prints, postcards; photocopy of Otto Mears letter of resignation to CO Governor 1920 (M. Wenger) A.1.D DB 1987.001.0016 vintage CO photos & slides (M. Wenger & M. Bloch) DB 1987.001.0017 Marie Bloch and Martin Wenger Colorado and Western history books (not cataloged, collection duplicates, all books valued above $30 in resale): Barney, Libeus. Letters of the Pike’s Peak Gold Rush. 1959 facsimile. Three copies. Duplicate: F780.B32 1959 Chittenden, Hiram Martin. History of the American Fur Trade of the Far West. 1902. Volumes 1, 2, 3. Early version of edition in Special Collections: HD9944.U45 C5 1935; volume III not in catalog. Chrisman, Harry E. Lost Trails of the Cimarron. 1964. Duplicate. F702.N6 C5 1964 Holmes, Julia Archibald. A Bloomer Girl on Pike’s Peak 1858. Agnes Spring, editor. Two copies, one signed by Spring, 1949. Duplicate: F593.H66 S6 Lee, Raine, William MacLeod. Boldly They Rode: Being the True account of the Apache Canon Fight and the Battle of La Glorieta Pass. 1949. Duplicate: E498.5 1st .H64 Rockwell, Wilson, ed. Memoirs of a Lawman. 1962. Duplicate: F595 .S58 1962. Steele, Edward Dunsha. Diary of his Journey from Lodi, Wisconsin, Across the Plains to Boulder, Colorado, in the year 1859. Nolie Mumey, editor. 1960 special edition including Sketch of Boulder Sketch of Boulder, Co, Views of Boulder and Vicinity, History and Laws of Gold Hill, Biography of “Rocky Mountain Joe,” and Trading Post at Fort Totten, Dakota Territory. Swanton, John R. The Indians of the Southeastern United States. 1946. Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin. Duplicate: 137. E51 .U6 no.137 Swanton, John R. The Indian Tribes of North America. 1952. Duplicate: E51.U6 no.145 1953 FB 2014.001.0071 water damaged books in library catalog (separated to protect from possible mold): Bibliography of Texas, Rehabilitating Damaged Ecosystems Vols. 1 and II A.1.E DB 1987.001.0019 Marie Bloch & Martin Wenger books: Walt Whitman framed prints – provenance re: 1879 Whitman visit FB 1987.001.0022 Bloch/Wenger antique books fragile poor condition (Donation from John Tomlinson?) FB 1987.001.0051 Bloch/Wenger antique books fragile poor condition (donation from John Tomlinson?) A.1.F M. Bloch & M. Wenger books: FB 1987.001.0128 vintage comedy including The Famous Tramp, young adult, foreign language, Washington Irving, theatre DB 1987.001.0020 Colorado history: books (duplicates from catalog), journals, pamphlets: Folder 1 (F1): Colorado Aviation News April 1948. F2: The Colorado Quarterly. 5, no. 1. University of Colorado: Summer, 1956. Special Regional Issue. F3: The Colorado Quarterly. 8, no. 1. University of Colorado: Summer, 1959. F4: The Colorado Quarterly. 8, no. 2. University of Colorado: Autumn, 1959. F5: The Colorado Review 1, no. 1. Winter, 1956-1957. F6: Denver Municipal Yearbook 1941: Descriptive & Illustrated Highlights of City Activities & Industrial Achievements. F7: Denver Museum of Natural History: A Pictorial Book of the Museum Exhibits. Eighth revised edition. Denver: 1948. F8: Denver Society of Civil Engineers. American Society of Engineers Annual Convention 1886: Denver. July 2-7, 1886. Journal with reports on civil engineering including water, sewer systems of Denver, narrow gauge railroads, irrigation, coal, and metal. F9: The Famous Windsor Hotel 1880-1959. Public auction pamphlet with brief history. F10: Grand Army Magazine: Devoted to the Veterans of the Republic and their Son 1, no. 7. July, 1883. Civil war veterans. F11: The Miner’s Magazine 3, no. 6. Western Federation of Miners. June, 1902 The Miner’s Magazine 4, no. 4. Western Federation of Miners. April, 1903. F12: The Miner’s Magazine 6, no. 63. Western Federation of Miners. September 8, 1904. F13: The Miner’s Magazine 9, no. 232. Western Federation of Miners. December 5, 1907. F14: The Miner’s Magazine 9, no. 237. Western Federation of Miners. January 9, 1908. F15: Rocky Mountain Educator: A Monthly Journal 1, no. 1. July, 1895. F16: Timberlines: A Lake City Literary Collection vol. 3. 1993. F17: Crum, Josie Moore. Ouray County Colorado. Signed. F18: Sterling, Hank. All True! Famous Western Outlaw Sheriff Battles. New York: Rainbow Books, 1954. Pulp children’s book. F19: Camp, Charles. Muggins the Cow Horse. Denver, CO: Welch-Haffner Printing Co., 1928. F20: Dale, Edward Everett. Cow Custom. Kansas City, 1961. Signed. F21: Dale, Edward Everett. The Ranchman’s Last Frontier. Reprinted from the Mississippi Valley Historical Review 10, no. 1. June, 1923. F22: Magazine of Western History Illustrated v. X no. 1, May 1889. Loose books: Colorado Geological Survey First Report. Denver, Co: 1908. New York Bureau of Municipal Research.
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