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12 Washington Ave | Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706 914 . 478. 1339 | [email protected] COLORADO and THE WEST: A Private Collection 1. ALGER, R. A. Military Road, Fort Washakie to Buffalo Fork, Snake River, Wyoming. Letter from the Secretary of War Transmitting... a Copy of a Report on the Construction of a Military Road from Fort Washakie, Wyo. to the Mouth of the Buffalo Fork of Snake River, Wyoming House of Representatives. 55th Congress, 3d Session. Document No. 245. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, [1898]. 8vo. 19pp. Plates. Folding map. Disbound. (403848) $50 2. ALLAN, J. T. Central and Western Nebraska and the Experiences of its Stock Growers. Omaha: Omaha Republican Printing House for the Union Pacific Railway Co.'s Land Department, 1883. 8vo. 16 pp. Original blue-green printed wrappers. Light wear to wrappers. FIRST EDITION. Information on the stock lands; grazing; cattle feeding (cost and profit); and numerous interviews covering many aspects of the cattle business with leading growers. Adams, Herd 25. (403700) $200 3. BAILLIE-GROHMAN, William A. Camps in the Rockies. Being a Narrative of Life on the Frontier, and Sport in the Rocky Mountains, with an Account of the Cattle Ranches of the West. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1882. 8vo. 438 pp, 6pp advertisements at end. Large folding map, the lakes colored. Original light brown decorated cloth, decorated in black on the front cover, gilt-lettered on front cover and spine. A very good copy, the spine slightly sunned, the text moderately browned. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. An English sportsman's jocular account of travels in the northern Rockies with an original map based on the most recent government survey. Adams, Herd 194; Smith 434. (403798) $200 Riverrun: Colorado and the West Page 1 of 49 4. BECHLER, Gustavus R. Geographical Report on the Middle and South Parks, Colorado, and Adjacent Country. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, June 1877. 8vo. [367]-440 pp. 5 folding plates. Original green printed wrappers. A near-fine copy in slightly soiled wrappers with a few chips. FIRST EDITION, extract from the ninth annual report of the U. S. Geological Survey under the direction of Ferdinand V. Hayden. A description of the survey of the area bounded by the Arkansas, Eagle River, and Park Range on the west, and the Foot Hills on the east during the years 1873-75. (403721) $60 5. BESHOAR, Michael. All About Trinidad and Las Animas County, Colorado, Their History, Industries, Resources, Etc. Denver: Times Steam Printing House and Blank Book Manufactory, 1882. 8vo. 118 pp. Original printed wrappers. Short internal tear on rear wrapper, slightly soiled, but generally clean and fresh. FIRST EDITION. The author moved to the county of Las Animas less than five years after the first permanent settlement, and as a doctor engaged with nearly the entire population. Describes the pre-history, history of settlement, coal and other resources, climate, scenery, manufacturers, religion, schools, population, economy including officers of the principal companies, etc. Wynar 1204. (403710) $300 6. BICKHAM, William D. From Ohio to the Mountains. Editorial Correspondence of the Dayton (Ohio) Journal. Dayton: Journal Book and Job Printing Office, 1879. Square 8vo. 178 pp. Original green decorated cloth. A near-fine copy with a few small areas of wear to binding. FIRST EDITION. PRESENTATION COPY, INSCRIBED by the author to Pitt Cooke, brother of financier Jay Cooke who assisted in financing the Union in the Civil War. He was a pioneer Ohio attorney and helped finance the Northern Pacific Railway. (403624) $225 7. BINCKLEY & HARTWELL, compilers. Southern Colorado. Historical and Descriptive of Fremont and Custer Counties with their Principal Towns ... With a Description of the Immense Mineral Regions of Fremont and Custer Counties. Cañon City: Binckley & Hartwell, 1879. 8vo. 134 pp., including illustrations and advertisements. Wood- engravings in text, some double-page. Original cloth-backed printed boards. Boards a bit soiled, some minor pale intermittent dampstaining. Provenance: Everett D. Graff (small booklabel; sold Parke-Bernet, Newberry Library sale of duplicates, 4 May 1966, lot 346). THE GRAFF COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION. "This is a good contemporary account of the settlement of Fremont and Custer counties during the fifteen or twenty years previous to publication. There are sections on such diverse topics as the The Railroad History of Cañon, Records of Crime, Horse and Cattle Thieves, First District Court, and the like" (Streeter sale IV:2191). The imprint of Rand, McNally & Co. appears on the front cover. Scarce: no copies at auction since the Streeter sale in 1968. Graff 3905; Wynar 966. (403670) $1,500 Riverrun: Colorado and the West Page 2 of 49 8. BIRD, Isabella. A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains. New York and London: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1885. 8vo. 296 pp. 7 plates, including frontispiece. Original terracotta diapered cloth, decorated in black and gilt. Modest wear at extremities. Indistinct 1886 gift inscription on flyleaf from Newport, RI, possibly to a member of the Post family. Eighth edition. Well-written account of life in Lake Tahoe, Indians, travel, Estes Park, the Great Divide, etc. (403758) $100 9. BORG, Carl Oscar; Gustavus A. EISEN; Leila MECHLIN. Everett C. MAXWELL, compiler and editor. The Great Southwest. Everett C. Maxwell, 1936. 4to (11 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches). Original cloth-backed decorated boards. A near-fine copy with light wear at the extremities. FIRST EDITION. (403651) $100 10. BOWLES, Samuel. The Pacific Railroad––Open. How to Go: What to See. Guide for Travel to and through Western America. Boston: Fields, Osgood, & Co., 1869. 12mo. 122 pp., [4] advertisements at end. Original plum gilt- lettered cloth. Spine sunned, pale stain on front cover, pale dampstain in second half of volume. FIRST EDITION. A scarce and early guidebook published on the occasion of the opening of the Transcontinental Railroad, which jointed the Union Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad. Not in Graff, Howes, Sabin. (403677) $350 11. BOWLES, Samuel. The Switzerland of America. A Summer Vacation in the Parks and Mountains of Colorado. Springfield, MA., New York, Boston: Samuel Bowles & Company, American News Company, Lee & Shepard, 1869. 8vo. 166, [4] pp. Original terracotta cloth, gilt-lettered on front cover and spine. A near-fine copy. FIRST EDITION. A detailed account of travel in Colorado. Wynar 2028. (403781) $100 12. BOYNTON, Rev. C. B. and T. B. MASON. A Journey through Kansas; with Sketches of Nebraska: Describing the Country, Climate, Soil, Mineral, Manufacturing, and Other Resources. The Results of a Tour Made in the Autumn on 1854. Cincinnati: Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1855. 8vo. 216 pp. Lithographed folding frontispiece map. Original brown blind-embossed cloth, gilt-lettered on spine. A near-fine copy, the cloth lightly sunned, modest age-darkening to paper. Provenance: William P. Hulbert (contemporary 1855 ownership signature in pencil on flyleaf); K. Hirshman (bookplate). FIRST EDITION of the second book on the Kansas Territory, and the first made from first-hand observation. The work includes a voyage up the Missouri; Indian fighting; hunting on the plains and Rockies; and winter adventures on the prairies. Eberstadt 137:41; Graff 376; Howes B677; Streeter sale IV:1990; Wagner-Camp-Becker 250; Wheat, Transmississippi West 4. (403667) $1,000 13. BOYNTON, Rev. C. B. and T. B. MASON. A Journey through Kansas; with Sketches of Nebraska: Describing the Country, Climate, Soil, Mineral, Manufacturing, and Other Resources. The Results of a Tour Made in the Autumn on Riverrun: Colorado and the West Page 3 of 49 1854. Cincinnati: Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., 1855. 8vo. 216 pp. Lithographed folding frontispiece map. Modern green gilt-lettered cloth. Map a bit worn at edges, otherwise very good internally. FIRST EDITION of the second book on the Kansas Territory, and the first made from first-hand observation. The work includes a voyage up the Missouri; Indian fighting; hunting on the plains and Rockies; and winter adventures on the prairies. Eberstadt 137:41; Graff 376; Howes B677; Streeter sale IV:1990; Wagner-Camp-Becker 250; Wheat, Transmississippi West 4. (403833) $600 14. BRAND BOOK – RECORD STOCKMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. Colorado Brand Book 1920. Denver: Record Stockman Publishing Company, 1920. 8vo. 891pp. Original flexible cloth. A near-fine copy with light wear. Contains a complete transcript of the live stock brands and marks on record in the office of the Colorado State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners at Denver May 15, 1920. (403795) $75 15. BRAND BOOK – STATE BOARD OF LIVE STOCK COMMISSIONERS OF WYOMING. Official Brand Book of the State of Wyoming and a Compilation of Laws Affective Live Stock. Cheyenne: State Board of Live Stock Commissioners of Wyoming, 1916. 8vo. 450 pp. Library cloth. Newberry Library duplicate, with pencilings on title verso. A complete transcript of all the live stock brands and marks of record in the office of the state board of live stock commissioners at Cheyenne, June 30, 1916. (403830) $75 16. BRAYER, Herbert O. William Blackmore: Early Financing of the Denver & Rio Grande Railway and Ancillary Land Companies 1871-1878. Denver: Bradford Robinson, 1949. 8vo. Original cloth. Ex-library copy, with tape on spine and markings. Internally clean. FIRST EDITION. (403802) $20 17. BREWERTON, George D. In the Buffalo Country. Ashland: Lewis Osborne, 1970. Introduction by David Lavender. Tall 8vo. Original cloth-backed boards; plain dust wrapper. A fine copy. LIMITED EDITION, number 317 of 1400 copies. (403649) $25 Riverrun: Colorado and the West Page 4 of 49 18. BREWERTON, George D. A Ride with Kit Carson across the Great American Desert and Through the Rocky Mountains. Palo Alto: Lewis Osborne, 1969. Tall 8vo. Original cloth-backed boards; plain dust wrapper. A fine copy. LIMITED EDITION, number 418 of 1500 copies.
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