London: Sampson Low, Marston and Company, 1902. Hardcover. Good. Tenth edition. lx, 453 pp of text followed by 97 pp of advertising. Original flexible pictorial cloth boards. Cloth is rippled, hinges repaired. Ad pages tanned, but otherwise sound and clean internally. A very detailed and interesting guide, with 12 color..... (Item #21982)

Paris: Imp. Kossuth for the Ligue française pour la protection du cheval. First Edition. Very good. Undated, ca. 1920. Broadside, 11.75" c 15.5", printed in red and black on newsprint. Lightly toned, old folding creases, a few small stains at corners, rectangular area at upper left lighter than the rest..... (Item #21967)

Four-page circular, 5.75" x 9", urging the reader to "send us your photograph...and we will produce a highly-finished permanent enlargement equaling a rich steel plate engraving." Inside are numerous testimonials to quality of the product, and on the back is a promise of free gift with your first purchase --..... (Item #21937)

Fifty-one albumen photographs featuring the monuments of Egypt, ca. 1880. All photos 22.5 x 28 cm (ca. 8.75 x 11 inches) on slightly larger card mounts, housed in a two-piece green cloth case stamped “Aegypten I” in gilt, with four brass-rimmed slots for ribbon ties near the corners of both..... (Item #21923)

New York: Forest and Stream Publishing, 1905. First Edition. 244 pp, with Introduction by Hilma S. Sieber, six full-page b/w plates by Russell and two photographic portraits. Inscribed on the front free endpaper "W.T. Hamilton, Columbus, Mont, Xmas 1907. Born Dec 6th 1822." Red cloth boards worn at edges and..... (Item #21912)

[1911]. First Edition. Portfolio 8 from Edward Curtis' monumental work, The North American Indian, which was issued between 1907 and 1930 as a set of 20 bound volumes accompanied by 20 portfolios, each containing 34-39 large photogravure plates. The work was sold by subscription, and although an edition of 500..... (Item #21907)

Koln: Atelier Straus, 1899. 12" x 15" albumen photograph on just a slightly larger mount. A few dings to the mount, photograph very good. Signed "Atelier Straus, Koln, a/Rh., 1899." Created to celebrate the 70th birthday of August Wiese, founder of the chocolate and confectionary company Aug. Wiese & Sons..... (Item #21903)

Trabuco Canyon, CA: California Classics, 1979. First Edition. Softcover. Fine. 32 pp, illustrated. Fine copy, generically inscribed on the first page "Now we are go! Best Wishes, Jim Sleeper." Commemorative keepsake of Orange County, California's ninetieth birthday. (Item #21898)

Norman, OK: University of OKlahoma Press, 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good in a Good dust jacket. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. 233 pp, indexed and extensively illustrated in both color and b/w. Blue cloth boards have just slight wear, binding is tight, contents clean. Inscribed on the..... (Item #21896)

Printed by the Compton Litho. Company, St. Louis. Trade card, 3 1/4 x 5 1/8 inches. Undated, but 1880s. Some light rubbing to image, one tiny corner chip; very good. This uncommon and attractive card invites inquiries "for full and complete information touching on the products of Arkansas, her climate..... (Item #21894)

Los Angeles: Title Insurance and Trust Company, 1950. First Edition. Softcover. Near fine. First printing of this booklet, with the desirable original color folding map, titled in full "The Old Spanish and Mexican Ranchos of Orange Countym A Map issued by Title Insurance & Trust Company of Los Angeles adapted..... (Item #21891)

Stockton: Rosensteel-Pulich Printing Co. Softcover. Fine. Undated, but ca. 1927. Four-fold brochure, 4" x 8", with map and two half-tone photographic illustrations. Fine. One copy located in OCLC. Among the "concise poultry facts" provided about San Joaquin County: "350,000 hens laid, in 1926, sufficient eggs to reach in a single..... (Item #21886)

[Attica, KS]. Broadside, 15 x 21 inches, on newsprint. Folded for mailing, with address, stamp, and postmark (as well as a few unrelated calcultions in pencil) on verso. Very good. Undated, but the list of participants at the bottom puts it in the 1920s. A somewhat unusual Christmas promotion from..... (Item #21879)