[Denver: Herald Print, 1861]. Small broadside, 7 x 4 inches, mounted on heavy card. Printed form, completed in manuscript. Some soiling in upper and lower right corners. Vertical tape repair in center. Mounted on heavy card. Good. A claim certificate for a Colorado mine when Colorado was still part of.....
[ New York? 1864?]. 17pp. Original printed wrappers. Old central vertical fold lines, front wrapper nearly detached. Light dampstaining throughout. Good. A promotional pamphlet including descriptions, letters, and affidavits from various persons concerning the potential of the Henderson Mill in the Colorado Territory. Provides favorable notices of the mining prospects.....
[Denver, Co.]: Commonwealth Print, [ 1864]. 7 3/4 x 3 1/4 inches. Tanned, small closed tear in upper edge. Very good. A very early example of Colorado printing and a record of mining in the booming area. The receipt records claim number 11, southwest, in the Mountain Lode as belonging.....
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Meadville, Pa: Keystone View Company, 1898. Single stereocard, 3 1/2 x 7 inches. Stereo image mounted onto printed peach cardstock. Paper lightly soiled at edges, image clean and crisp. Very good. A nice stereocard image of a locomotive steaming across a high railroad bridge in the Colorado Rockies. Another railroad.....
Fort Collins, CO. Winter 1956/7. Volume one, number one. Printed wrappers. Staples slightly rusty, else very good. Edited by John Lewis and Jay Pell. A projected quarterly, published through winter 1958/9. Contributors to this number include cummings, W.C.Williams, W.T. Scott, Kitasono Katue, Eberhart, Hughes, Miller, Zahn, Bradbury, Macleod, Bentley, Brecht.....
Littleton, N.H. B.W. Kilburn, 1877/90. Seventeen cards measure 3 1/2 x 7 inches; the final two cards listed measure 4 1/4 x 7 inches. Penultimate card on the list cropped at top upper edge (dimensions listed below), else the group is unblemished. Some of the images are slightly faded. Very.....
Colorado Springs. [ 1895]. [17] leaves with one large photographic image per leaf, printed on recto only. Original front printed wrapper, rear wrapper lacking, string-tied. Front wrapper chipped and worn. Internally quite good, although some images are faded. Ink gift inscription in Spanish. The illustrations are halftone etchings from photos.....
Oshkosh, Wi. Art Photogravure Co., 1900. 12 parts, with 17pp. of text and 103 plates with 119 photogravure images. Folio. Original maroon textured paper wrappers, gilt stamped. Covers of four parts detached, wrappers generally with some small chips and closed tears, tape remnants on wrappers of part one. Text and.....
Greenfield, Ma. 1866. 11pp. Original printed wrappers. Fine. The by-laws of this Colorado gold mining concern. Alfred R. Field served as president of the company.
Georgetown: J.S. Randall, [ 1890]. 39,[1]pp. Original brown printed wrappers. Ink stain on rear wrapper, minor soiling. Overall, very good. Early Colorado legal reference.
Washington. 1951. 75pp. plus plates. Frontis. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Very good, with Library of Congress discard stamp on cover. Valuable reference, issued as the catalogue of an LC exhibition.
Denver, Co. Tribune Book and Job Printing Company, 1876. 65pp. Modern half morocco and marbled boards, spine gilt. Embossed library stamp on titlepage. Minor foxing. Very good. The first Colorado constitution along with an address explaining each part to the residents of the state, including each branch of state government.....
Central City: David C. Collier, 1870, 1872. 289,[1];231,[1];326;225pp. Rebound in brown buckram. Text block is clean and bright. Very good. Early Colorado imprints.
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Central City, Denver, and Black Hawk: 1865-68. Two volumes. Rebound in later brown buckram. Text block clean and bright. Very good. Council and House journals from 1865 to 1868.
Central City and Denver: Register Printing House and Tribune Book and Job Printing House, 1874/1876. 292; 228pp. Later brown buckram. Early Colorado laws and imprints. The corresponding House journal for the tenth session was never published.
Denver. 1876. 228pp. Original printed wrappers. Library stamps on front wrapper and titlepage, else very good. Early laws and imprint.
Central City. 1870. 289pp. Printed wrappers, bit chipped, internally clean, very good. Early laws and imprint.
Central City. 1866. 170pp. Old legal calf. Hinges cracked and internally reinforced with cloth tape, rubbed, internally clean. A sound copy. Early Colorado laws and imprint.
Central City. 1868. 188pp. Printed wrappers. A very good copy. Early Colorado laws and imprint.
Central City. 1867. 147pp. Disbound, titlepage bit soiled, else a clean copy, very good. Early Colorado laws and imprint.
Denver. 1864. 216pp. Printed wrappers. Library stamps on front wrapper and titlepage, else good. Early laws and imprint.
Denver: Thos. Gibson, Colorado Republican and Herald Office, 1862. 198pp. Original printed wrappers. Spine dampstained, wrappers somewhat dust soiled. Front wrapper initialed in blue pencil and with lower corner torn away. Internally clean. About very good. The record of the first legislative assembly of the territory of Colorado and an.....
Boulder. 1920. xvi,313pp. Folding map. Cloth. Ex-lib., else very good. Old documents concerning the Colorado gold mining districts. Volume 2 from the University of Colorado Historical Series.
Denver. 1865. [163]pp. Original printed wrappers. Contemporary ownership inscription of George C. Manly in upper margin of titlepage. Stitched as issued. Very good. Early laws and imprint.
Denver: Rocky Mountain News Printing Company, 1862. 166,[2]pp. Modern half calf. Faint old stain in upper outer corner, not affecting text. Overall, a near fine copy. The general laws of Colorado Territory, passed by the second session of the Legislative Assembly. Included are laws regarding the sale of horses, mules.....
