Denver CO: State Historical Society of Colorado 1949. 10 Issues Brown cloth with gilt titles. Illustrations bulletins and editorials in each volume. Multiple authors and contributors. Maps/charts. Approx 44 to 80 pages per issue. Library Bound. <P>4 page Index to Volumes XXIV and XXV Jan 1947- Nov 1948 <P>Vol XXV No 1 Jan 1948: President's Annual Address; Private Land Claims in Colorado; Reception of the Pike's Peak Fever in the Chicago Press and Tribune; A History of Mining Machinery Manufacture in Colorado <P>Vol XXV No 2 Mar 1948: Transmountain Water Diversion in Colorado; The Trial of Proportional Repesentation in Boulder Colorado 1917-1947; Experiences with a Surveying Party in Southern Colorado 1869; A History of Mining Machinery Manufacture in Colorado <P>Vol XXV No 3 May 1948: Major Hough's March Into Southern Ute Country 1879; The Legal Status of the Colorado Cattleman 1867-1887; Transmountain Water Diversion in Colorado; A History of Mining Manufacture in Colorado <P>Vol XXV No 4 Jul 1948: The Festival of Mountain and Plain; The Legal Status of the Colorado Cattleman 1867-1887; The Cragin Collection; The Five Years of Colorado's Statehood 1876-1881; Healy House Dedication <P>Vol XXV No 5 Sep 1948: Banking in Colorado Springs - The First Sixty-Two Years; The Festival of Mountain and Plain; Mrs. Mate Smith Hotel a Pioneer Community Leader; The First Five Years of Colorado's Statehood; Letter on the Transmountain Water Diversion Article; Interesting Bits of History: Denver Local News 1860 Medical Meeting 1860 An Experience with Soapy Smith Early Expresses <P>Vol XXV No 6 Nov 1948: The Pioneer Store at Greenhorn on the Santa Fe Trail; The Little Bear and the Big Bear; The Argentine Central Railway; Garland City Railroad Terminus 1878; Early Days in the Uncompahgre Valley; Wild Horses of the West; Banking in Colorado Springs; Interesting Bits of History: Dirty Woman's Creek Creasing a Horse <P>Vol XXVI No 1 Jan 1949: Report of the Prsident John Evans; A Pied Piper Came to Central City; Early Days in Telluride; Rocky Ford Melons; A Condensed History of Boulder Colorado; Don't You Believe It Errors in History by John Lipsey; The Indians of the Ute Mountain Reservation 1906-09; Jack Sumner and John Wesley Powell; Landmarks of Early Denver <P>Vol XXVI No 2 Apr 1949: The Colorado and Southern Railway: Its Heritage and Its History; Experiences in Building of Cheesman Dam; El Paso Club of Colorado Springs; Rise of the Vegetable Industry in the San Luis Valley; Early Public Transportation in Denver; The Influence of California Upon the Placer Mining Methods of Colorado; An Indian Delgation sic Visits Europe; A Hard Winter; The First Flag Raising on the Sangre de Cristos <P>Vol XXVI No 3 Jul 1949: Dr. Rose Kidd Beere First Colorado Nurse in the Phillippines; Negroes in Colorado; The Fred Harvey System; Reminiscences of Isa Hunt Stearns; A Balloon Ascension with a Surprise Ending; The Colorado and Southern Railway: Its Heritage and Its History; Early Days in Silver Cliff; A Colorado Centenarian; The Curtain Rings Down on North Creede; My Recollections of William Gilpin <P>Vol XXVI No 4 Oct 1949: Cowboy Sports and the Humane Society; Origin of the Town of Nucla; Running the Dolores River 1948; The Founding and Founders of Meeker; George A. Jarvis of Jarvis Hall: Colorado's New York Friend; Boyd's Ferry on the Cache la Poudre; Parrott City Shortlived Capital of the San Juan Country; Building Colorado's First Mountain Railroad - The Colorado Central Golden to Black Hawk; O.H.P. Baxter and Early Pueblo; I Remember Jack Howland; My Varied Experiences in Colorado by W.H. Meek <P>Usual library stamps. Interior pages crisp/clean. A few pages slightly creased. Hard Cover. Very Good . 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library. State Historical Society of Colorado Hardcover
Denver CO: State Historical Society of Colorado 1928. 7 Issues = 288 pages. Brown cloth with gilt titles. Illustrations bulletins and editorials in each volume. Multiple authors and contributors. Index to volume in preface pages. <P>Vol IV No 1 Jan 1927: ThePikes Peak Rush 1859; Winter Rescue March Across the Rockies; "Bill" Nye and the Denver Tribune; Antiquities of Moffat County Colorado; The Pike Stockade; The Overland Mail History of Colorado <P> Vol IV No 2 Mar 1927: My Recollections of Eugene Field as a Journalist in Denver; The Fort Pueblo Massacre and the Punitive Expedition Against the Utes; Pioneer Days in Sterling; A Glimpse of Moffat Tunnel History; Early Days at Paonia; Cablin Life in Colorado Mrs. H.A.W. Tabor: Experiments in Colorado Colonization <P>Vol IV No. 3 May 1927: Mexican Land Grants in Colorado; Some Forgotten Pioneer Newspapers; The Big Flood in Cherry Creek 1864; Mining and Mountain Climbing in Colorado 1860-62; The Colorado-New Mexico Boundary <P>Vol IV No 4 Aug 1927: An Indian Campaign and Buffalo Hunting with Buffalo Bill; Supplies and Market Prices in Pioneer Denver; Some Characteristics of Jim Baker; Relations with the Cheyennes and Arapahoes in Colorado to 1861; Some Early Books on the West <P>Vol IV No 5 Dec 1927: Pioneer Life; Experiences in the West; The Pecos Conference on Southwest Archaeology; The Hicklins on the Greenhorn; Early Days in the Arkansas Valley; The Kuykendall Collection of Cowboy Equipment; Recent Acquisitions to the Society's Collections; The Colorado Land and Improvement Company Major Henry McAllister <P>Vol V No 2 Apr 1928: Butchering Buffalo; Yuma Colorado; The Founding of Dolores; Books Concerning Colorado 1859-69 <P> Vol V No 4 Aug 1928: Early Years of the Telephone in Colorado; The Last Years of James P. Beckwourth; Early History of Costilla County; The Utes Visit My Ranch on the Plains A.K. Clarke; Experiences on the Platte River Route in the Sixties; Early Days of Craig Colorado <P>1927 is complete 1928 is incomplete - missing Feb Jun and Oct issues. Usual library stamps. Interior pages crisp/clean. 4 pages creased printer error in Apr 28 issue and a dog-eared page elsewhere. Library. Very Good . 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library. State Historical Society of Colorado Hardcover
Denver CO: State Historical Society of Colorado 1926. 5 Issues = 206 pages. Brown cloth with gilt titles. Illustrations bulletins and editorials in each volume. Multiple authors and contributors. Index to volume in preface pages. <P>Vol II No 1 Jan '25- Conifers or Evergreens in Colorado; Early Mail Service to Colorado 1858-60; Primitive Coloradoans; An Appreciation of William G. Evans; Joseph W. Bowles; The Story of a Colorado Pioneer <P>MISSING - Vol II No 2 Apr '25 Report on Archaeological Reconnoissance in Southwestern Colorado in 1923 <P>Vol III No 1 Mar '26 Pioneer Struggles for a Colorado Road Across the Rockies; Photographing the Colorado Rockies Fifty Years Ago; Hon. Elias M. Ammons; Ellsworth I. Bethel Scientist and Scholar; Dr. James H. Baker <P>Vol III No 2 May '26 Pictographs of Colorado; Status of the San Luis Valley 1850-1861; A Colorado Pioneer and His Cabin; With the Troops in Colorado; Early Days in Canon City and South Park <P>Vol III No 3 Aug '26 The Colorado Constitution; Fifty Years of Colorado's Development; John L. Routt First State Governor of Colorado; Views on the Admission of Colorado in 1876; The Miracle of a Half-Century; Statehood Celebration of 1876; Steps of Statehood in Colorado <P>Vol III No 4 Oct '26 The Unfolding of Law in the Mountain Region; A Rectangular Ceremonial Room; The Custer Battle. <P>Usual library stamps and markings. Interior pages crisp/clean. Vol III. No 4 - Pg 120 & 121 have adhesion damage. Facsimile replacement pages inserted. Library. Very Good . 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library. State Historical Society of Colorado Hardcover
Denver CO: State Historical Society of Colorado 1936. 10 issues = 396 pages. Brown cloth with gilt titles. Illustrations bulletins and editorials in each volume. Multiple authors and contributors. Library Bound. <P>Vol XIII No 2 Mar 1936: The El Paso Claim Club 1859-1862; Mountain Men "Big Phil The Cannibal"; Rev. Jacob Adriance Pioneer Colorado Minister; John Campbell Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Colorado; The Public Printing of the First Territorial Legislature of Colorado <P>Vol XIII No 3 May 1936: History of the Tabor Opera House at Leadville; The Thornburgh Battle with the Utes on Milk Creek; An Evening with Tom Tobin; Reminiscences of White Pine Colorado; <P>Vol XIII No 4 Jul 1936: The Episcopalian Diocese of Colorado; Grand Junction's First Year 1882; Reminiscences of the Granite Mining District as told by Joe F. Maro; Pioneer Experiences in Colorado - Interview with Elizabeth J. Tallman; Where is Zebulon Montgomery Pike Buried; The Series of Transportation Models <P>Vol XIII No 5 Sep 1936: The First Successful Smelter in Colorado; Letters From Auraria 1858-59; The Disputed International Boundary in Colorado 1803-1819; Early Logging on the South Platte District; The Indian and Buffalo Statue on the State Capitoal Grounds; Colonel L.C. Paddock Journalist; Dedication of a Monument at the Site of Pike's Fort on the Conejos; Letter Written on top of Pike's Peak July 1858 <P>Vol XIII No 6 Nov 1936:"The Frontier is Gone"; The Old Bradford Hill Road as told by Noah LeGault; Louis Dupuy and the Hotel De Paris of Georgetown; Report on the Gold Mines of Colorado 1858; Reminiscences of Colorado in the Early 'Sixties 1860s; A Complete Set of the Clark Gruber and Company Gold Coins Minted at Denver 1860 and 1861; An Experience at Grand Junction in the Early 'Eighties 1880s. <P>Vol XIV No 1 Jan 1937: Annual Report of the President; Higher Education in Colorado; Denver's First Christmas 1858; Proposal for Navigation of the Colorado River 1866 Letter of Col. Anson Mills to Judge C.S. Eyster; Stagecoach Holdups in the San Luis Valley; Samuel Hawken Gunsmith and Fifty-Niner; The Passing of the Railroad in the Pike National Forest <P>Vol XIV No 2 Mar 1937: Ernest Morris; Jefferson Territory Colorado and It's Resources 1859; Memories of Elias M. Ammons; My First Trip East; Colorado in 1867 as Seen by a Frenchman - account of Louis L. Simonin; Original Letters of General Grant written to his Cousin Silas A. Hudson; Reminiscences of Early Colorado <P>Vol XIV No 4 Jul 1937: De Bourgmont's Expedition to the Padoucas in 1724; Fort Massachusetts First U.S. Military Post in Colorado; Out West A Pioneer Weekly and Monthly; An Adventure in Archaeology; Pioneer Life in Old Burlington Longmont; The Lost Locomotive <P>Vol XIV No 5 Sep 1937: Cow-Land Aristocrats of the North Fork; Dedication of Reconstructed Fort Vasquez; Colorado's Pioneer Graduate; The Georgetown-Leadville Stage; James Frank Gardner and Franktown; Early Days in Longmont <P>Vol XIV No 6 Nov 1937: Diary of a Pike's Peak Gold Seeker in 1860; The New Curator of Archaeology 1937; Pioneering Experiences as told by Emma Doud Gould; The Clarks of the Clark and Gruber Mint; Early Days in North Park Colorado ; Old Jim Barker's First Court <P>Usual library stamps. A couple of issues' covers with minor creases. Interior pages crisp/clean. Hard Cover. Very Good . 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library. State Historical Society of Colorado Hardcover
Denver 1956-1976. volumes 36 38-40 43 45 46 48-51; complete volumes; partly bound ex library good-very good; price is for the lot. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Denver unknown
Paperback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Iowa historical Lectures is an unchanged high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1893. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science travel and expeditions cooking and nutrition paperback
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State Historical Society of Iowa 1896. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Nicely rebound in green buckram cloth with gilt titles on spine. 596 pages. . State Historical Society of Iowa Hardcover
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