‎Pacifique‎

‎Southern Pacific Lines (San Francisco, Calif).‎

‎Yard Limits Map of Yuma Yuma County Arizona.‎

‎Tucson Ariz.: Southern Pacific Company 1932 revised 1949. Map. Blueline print 24" x 48" with red pencilling indicating present switching limits. From mile marker 729 to US Army Base. Includes Colorado Yuma East Yard points detailed function map of railroad yard Colorado River. Scale 1" = 1000'. Tucson, Ariz.: Southern Pacific Company, 1932, revised 1949. unknown‎

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‎Southern Pacific Lines (San Francisco, Calif).‎

‎Yards Limits Map of San Francisco and Vicinity San Francisco County CA.‎

‎San Francisco Calif.: Southern Pacific Company 1918 rev. 1945. Blueline print 24 inches x 47 inches. From Aqua station beyond South San Francisco to 3rd & Townsend Station Visitacion to Daly City. Includes track plans for South San Francisco Visitacion San Francisco Cemetaries. Scale not indicated. San Francisco, Calif.: Southern Pacific Company, 1918, rev. 1945. unknown‎

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‎Southern Pacific‎

‎HOW TO SEE CALIFORNIA: Itineraries for Side Trip Excursions from San Francisco and Los Angeles over the Southern Pacific‎

‎San Francisco: Southern Pacific 1905. Wraps. Very good. Pictorial travel booklet highlighting the many sights one could visit while traveling through the Golden State on the Southern Pacific Railroad. The first ten pages focus on San Francisco which would be devastated by an earthquake less than a year later. Other excursions include Napa Valley the Big Trees of Santa Cruz Yosemite Valley Mount Lowe the New Hotel Glenwood in Riverside now known as The Mission Inn Avalon and Mission Santa Barbara. Includes rates and time tables as well as an advertisement for Sunset Magazine. Octavo: 40 p. with 38 textual photographs. Original printed paper wrappers bound with two staples. Small crease to the top corner of a single leaf. Minor toning and edgewear with a small smudge to the front panel; otherwise very good. Scarce OCLC locates only two holdings Bancroft and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Southern Pacific unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Company‎

‎Map of San Francisco: Showing points of special interest to attendants the Fifth International Convention of the Epworth League July 18-21 1901‎

‎<p>Map of San Francisco: Showing points of special interest to attendants the Fifth International Convention of the Epworth League July 18-21 1901 folding map of 21" x 28" printed in black & red.With numbered locations of places of Methodist interest and historical. Verso of map with 23 panels detailing trips excursions to Yosemite Valley Southern California including Pasadena Redlands Riverside Palo Alto Santa Cruz Lick Observatory. Very good minor wear; short tears at folds.</p><p>San Francisco before the 1906 devastating earthquake.</p> unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Company / Pacific Grove. McCoy Henry J. General Secretary‎

‎YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCEMENT. Sixth Annual Week - Day Excursion to Pacific Grove . . . Wednesday June 17 1891. Bunker Hill Day‎

‎San Francisco: H. S. Crocker Company 1891. Printed self-wrappers. General wear & age-toning. A few short tears along folds. Stain upper right corner. A Good copy. One long sheet oriented horizontally printed both sides in purple folded three times to form a 12-panel brochure. Illustrated with 4 wood engravings one 3-panel "Views of Pacific Grove and Vicinity"; one 2-panel and map single panel. Unfolded: 21-3/4" x 7". Folded: 7" x 3-1/2" <br/><br/>A promotional "announcement extraordinary" for a five-day program held by the YMCA at Pacific Grove from June 17 - 21 1891 featuring a program of bible study lectures e.g. "Aggressive Christian Work" "How to Teach the Bible to Young and Old" and related preaching and readings. A special train was provided for the association by the Southern Pacific Company Coast Division. Includes a large illustrated "View" and other promotional material for Pacific Grove and a map of the Southern Pacific routes to Monterey. Not found in Rocq. H. S. Crocker Company unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Company Publication. Batturs F. E. Jas. Horsburgh Jno. M. Scott Chas. S. Fee Contributors. W. H. Bull‎

‎YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK. Southern Pacific Informational Brochure‎

‎n. p. 1914. Color illustrated outer wrappers. Light wear to edges. Price listing on p. 32 stuck on small stain to bottom of last two leaves. Very Good. 46 pp. Brochure folded once. B/w photographic images by W. H. Bull. 9" x 4" folded. <br/><br/>"Travel booklet on Yosemite National Park issued by the Southern Pacific Company promoting tours and travel to the park by railway. Contains numerous full-page black-and-white photographs of areas of park such as Bridal Veil Falls Cathedral Rocks Half Dome El Capitan Yosemite Falls the park from Inspiration Point Mirror Lake and Vernal Falls. Also included are a suggested 7-day itinerary beginning in Merced where a first class ticket $31.20 round-trip from Los Angeles carries a 10-day stopover; a table of altitudes of Yosemite peaks; a list of hotels and camps in the park with photos of Camp Ahwahnee Camp Lost Arrow Camp Curry and the Sentinel Hotel; two maps of the park and a map of Southern Pacific routes; and a list of Southern Pacific agents in the US Europe and Asia". OCLC 8 institutional holdings found on OCLC. unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Company. Burckhalter F. L. R. L. Ruby L. U. Morris G. E. Gaylord J. W. Corbett R. E. Hallawell G. C. Ba‎

‎SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY RAILWAY COLLECTION‎

‎San Francisco: Southern Pacific Company 1944. Beige paper printed with blue black and orange inks. Brochure printed on orange paper. Moderate wear to timetables and posters rubbing creasing and light soiling apparent. An about VG collection. 15 items each of varying pages. Spreadsheets housed within each timetable. Various sizes: 10-3/4" x 15-1/4" oblong format to timetables. Brochure: 5" x 7" oblong. Posters: 12-1/2" x 19" <br/><br/>Includes: 8 Railway timetables numbers: 210 239 12 11 225 231 218 & 236 a small brochure on How to be a Southern Pacific Junior Engineer complete with question and answer test a pamphlet on the "End of an Era" about the run of San Francisco's Last Ferryboats and three posters with timetables printed on rectos blank versos. "All boys want to be real locomotive engineers someday. All of us want to run big locomotives that pull famous trains blow whistles give signals and do all the other things that make the engineer's job so much fun. Now boys don't have to wait until "someday" to be real engineers. They can be Southern Pacific Junior Engineers. It is very easy to be a Junior Engineer and it doesn't cost a cent." How to be a Southern Pacific Junior Engineer. Southern Pacific Company unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Lines‎

‎The Sunset Route‎

‎San Francisco: Southern Pacific Railroad 1925. 15pp. Square Octavo 23 cm x 20 cm Illustrated wrappers. Vertical fold as issued. Very good. Promotional piece for Southern Pacific's Sunset Route that ran from New Orleans to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Illustrated description of the sights along the way. Double-page pictorial U.S. map at the center with the Southern Pacific lines marked.<br/><br/>"Along the Sunset Route are found constant reminders that this was first the trail of Spanish adventurers. Old Spain's influence still lives in the life color and architecture all along the way from New Orleans to Los Angeles and San Francisco." - rear cover. Southern Pacific Railroad unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Railroad‎

‎How Best to See the Pacific Coast‎

‎San Francisco: Southern Pacific Company 1928. 15pp. Square quarto 23 cm x 20 cm Illustrated wrappers. Better than very good. Bright. Folds as issued. Guide for the prospective tourist that offers descriptions of four scenic routes offered by the Southern Pacific: Sunset Route Shasta Route Overland Route Lake Tahoe Line Golden State Route. Illustrated with black and white photographs throughout and a nice double-page pictorial map 36 cm x 18 cm at the center: 'The Best Way to See the Pacific Coast.' <br/><br/>"In this booklet are separate descriptions of Sunset Golden State Overland and Shasta Routes. At the end of the description of each route are several itineraries suggesting optional plans for seeing the points of interest on the Pacific Coast depending upon the route to be taken returning East. Southern Pacific Company unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Railroad‎

‎Rules and Instructions for the Government of Employés of the Maintenance of Way Department Adopted by the Southern Pacific Company‎

‎San Francisco 1902. Very good. 120pp. including twenty plates many folding. 12mo. Original limp calf front cover gilt lettered. Light wear to spine and extremities. Internally quite clean. A very interesting early 20th-century manual and rule book for personnel in the Maintenance and Way Department of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Contained here are rules and instructions for a wide array of railroad employees including roadmasters bridge superintendants trackmen bridgemen and other watchmen. The principal portion of the text comprises nearly 270 general rules and regulations such as those governing the adjustment of woodtruss bridges lining and surfacing track keeping clear rights of way and establishing standards for numerous other basic repairs on track ties signals and other critical infrastructure. A short appendix contains laws from the several states in which Southern Pacific operated regarding the accidental killing of livestock by trains and railroad employees. At the rear are twenty plates many folding with reference diagrams for track and other maintenance projects.<br /><br />This edition is revised from the first edition of 1898 with a substantially different pagination. Several plates have been excised from the rear of this copy; however the only other copy that we locate of this work at UC Santa Barbara also is lacking a number of plates. books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Railroad‎

‎Wayside Notes along Shasta Route‎

‎San Francisco: Southern Pacific Company 1924. 15pp. Square quarto 23 cm x 20 cm Illustrated wrappers. Better than very good. Vertical fold as issued. Illustrated guide for the prospective tourist that offers a stop-by-stop guide from Seattle to San Francisco that provides information usually a paragraph on each stop along the route of the Southern Pacific. <br/><br/>'These are notes by the way. They anticipate questions and indicate features of the route and points of interest as seen from the car window. For the convenience of passengers side trips are stated distances given and fares noted wherever junctions occur or where stage lines run to places of resort or to towns off the main line. Southern Pacific Company unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Railroad Promotional Literature‎

‎CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS In OLD MEXICO. Personally Conducted Special Train to Old Mexico December 17th 1906 via The Southern Pacific. Mexican Central and Santa Fe. Cover title‎

‎n. p. 1906. 1st printing presumed. Pale green paper wrappers stapled with b/w graphic to front wrapper. Modest wear. Light age-toning to wrappers. VG. 22 2 pp. Illustrated with b/w photographic images & with drawings. 12mo. 6-3/4" x 5" <br/><br/>Departing San Francisco on the 17th and LA on the 18th one is invited to tour old Mexico via SP's "fine vestibuled Pullman sleepers." The pamphlet then goes on to describe the many allures of Mexico including Chihuahua Zacatecas & San Luis Potosi to name a few. Uncommon. unknown books‎

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‎Southern Pacific Railroad.‎

‎The Road of a Thousand Wonders: The Coast Line-Shasta Route of the Southern Pacific from Los Angeles Through San Francisco to Portland a Journey of Over One Thousand Three Hundred Miles.‎

‎San Francisco. : Southern Pacific Company. 1907. . 1st Edition. Softcover black embossed pictorial wraps. . Old paper tape repair to spine cover edges worn still a good plus copy with very good contents. . 4to. Color illustrations throughout. Southern Pacific Company. paperback books‎

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‎SOUTHWEST PACIFIC‎

‎An Annotated Bibliography of the Southwest Pacific and Adjacent Areas. Allied Geographical Section Southwest Pacific Area.‎

‎N.p Facsimile reprint of the 1944 edition. 4 Vols. 4to 317; 274; 256; 230pp. orig. cloth-backed boards. Volume I: The Netherlands and British East Indies and the Philippine Islands. Volume II: The Mandated Territory of New Guinea Papua the British Solomon Islands the New Hebrides and Micronesia. Volume III: Malaya Thailand Indo China the China Coast and the Japanese Empire. Volume IV: Supplement to volumes 1 2 & 3. [N.p], (Facsimile reprint of the 1944 edition) hardcover‎

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‎SPATE O. H. K.‎

‎Storia del Pacifico (secoli XVII-XVIII). Il lago spagnolo‎

‎In 8, cm. 15,5 x 21,5,  pp. IX + 412 + (8), con 24 figure in bianco e nero a piena pagina nel testo e 8 tavole in bianco e nero e a colori su carta patinata fuori testo. Legatura in tela editoriale verde con titolo e logo editoriale al dorso, sovraccoperta illustrata a colori. Ottimo esemplare. A cura di Gianluigi Mainardi. Volume n. 167 della collana: Biblioteca di Cultura Storica. Primo volume della monumentale storia del Pacifico, con cui Oskar Spate ha voluto ricostruire la storia di quella sconfinata distesa d'acqua che divide le Americhe, l'Oceania e l'Asia. L'autore ripercorre le fasi piu' importanti del XVI secolo, un secolo leggendario: prima di allora nessun eruopeo aveva potuto ammirare una spiaggia dell'Oceano e anche i suoi  mari. Il libro prende le mosse da un mondo senza il Pacifico, passa poi all'essenziale contributo di Magellano, primo a solcare le acque del pacifico, sino ad arrivare a Sir Francis Drake sino alle risposte spagnole con Sarmiento e inglesi con Fenton e Cavandish.‎

‎Spate O. H. K.‎

‎Storia del Pacifico. (secoli XVI-XVII) Il lago spagnolo. A cura di Gianluigi Mainardi.‎

‎T. tela editoriale con sovraccoperta illustrata; ottimo esemplare; con 8 tavole a colori e b/n f.t. e alcune cartine n.t.; R. H5.‎

‎Spate Oskar Hermann Khristian‎

‎Storia del Pacifico. Vol. 2: Mercanti e bucanieri‎

‎ill., br. Nel suo monumentale "Storia del Pacifico", Oskar Spate ha voluto ricostruire la storia di quella sconfinata distesa d'acqua che divide le Americhe, l'Oceania e l'Asia. Attraverso l'intreccio e il contributo delle fonti dell'epoca, così come della grande storiografia e dell'antropologia moderna, l'autore ci presenta le scoperte dei conquistatori europei, lo stupore verso i paradisi trovati e le loro ignote popolazioni, le mire colonizzatrici e le nuove rotte commerciali. Nel corso della sua epica ricostruzione in tre volumi - "Il lago spagnolo" (XVI-XVII sec.), "Mercanti e bucanieri" (XVII-XVIII sec.), "Un paradiso trovato e perduto" (XVIII-XIX sec.) -, il lettore prende parte alla progressiva scoperta dell'Oceano Pacifico, che fino ad allora era una distesa d'acqua senza nome, da parte di Magellano e degli altri navigatori spagnoli e portoghesi. Solo con l'arrivo degli olandesi, però, si inaugura una nuova stagione di esplorazioni, commerci e conflitti, che vede emergere il ruolo degli imperi asiatici e dei nuovi stati americani. Infine, si approda alla scoperta dell'Oceania, quale ultimo paradiso terrestre, e al definitivo e spietato affermarsi come potenze globali di Inghilterra e Francia, ma anche al ruolo fondamentale giocato da russi, giapponesi e americani. Un complesso affresco della storia del Pacifico, in un dipanarsi di avventure, vittorie e sconfitte, di eroismi e orrori, che non può non suscitare grande interesse e fascino.‎

‎SPATE Oskar Hermann Khristian (1911-2000)‎

‎STORIA del PACIFICO. A cura di Gianluigi Mainardi. (secoli XVII-XVIII). MERCANTI e BUCANIERI. + Un PARADISO TROVATO e PERDUTO (secoli XVIII-XIX). Opera completa dei 3 volumi. Biblioteca di cultura storica 167, 173, 196..‎

‎3 volumi in-8° (cm. 21,5x15,4), XXVI-412 con 24 cartine nel testo, una tavola in nero e 8 tavole a colori fuori testo; pp. XXII, 440 + 8 TAVOLE fuori testo; pp. XXV, 483 + 4 TAVOLE fuori testo e con 28 CARTE e ill. in bianco e nero. Tela editoriale, sovraccoperte illustrate a colori. SPATE, geografo inglese, coniugò l'interesse per la storia con quello per la geografia; apprezzato ma irriverente (disse di poter essere solenne ma non serio) e comunista, non aveva prospettive accademiche in Gran Bretagna e insegnò in Birmania; volontario e ferito, poi a Delhi, a Kandy, dal 1947 docente a Londra, dal 1951 in Australia, specialista per Papua e Nuova Guinea, e fautore della ricerca su pacifico e Asia. COME NUOVI. Difficili a trovarsi insiem, non si vendono separati‎

‎Spate, 0. H. K.‎

‎Storia del Pacifico (secoli XVI-XIX). Vol. 1°, 2° e 3°‎

‎Mm 150x210 Collana "Biblioteca di Cultura Storica" - A cura di Gianluigi Mainardi. Opera completa nei suoi tre volumi rilegati in uniforme tela verde con sovraccoperta figurata pubblicati tra il 1987 ed il 1993: vol. 1°, "Il lago spagnolo" di xxvi-412 pagine; vol. 2°, "Mercanti e bucanieri" di 483 pagine; vol.3°, "Un paradiso trovato e perduto" di xiii-440 pagine. Opera in ottime condizioni; spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.‎

‎Spears, John R‎

‎Illustrated Sketches Of Death Valley And Other Borax Deserts Of The Pacific Coast‎

‎Chicago: Rand McNally 1892. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 12mo 226 pages original brown cloth bright gilt rehinged <br/><br/>"Spears favors his readers with an intimate word-picture of Death Valley as it appeared in 1891. . It is noted for its early photographs in almost the same degree as for its textual content. It is conceivable that these may be the first pictures ever published - perhaps ever taken - of the Death Valley region. Maximum importance attaches to them - Edwards ENDURING DESERT p.227." Howes S821; Cowan p.604; Graff 3926; not in Soliday; Paher 1844. With a map of the Borax Fields and 56 photographic illustrations per Contents pages. Rand McNally hardcover‎

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‎Special Feature/Yachtsmen Dreaming of Crossing the Pacific Ocean‎

‎Sea World May 1966‎

‎Japan Maritime Information Association 1966. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Japan Maritime Information Association paperback‎

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‎Special Issue on Pacific Issues‎

‎Keizai Tokorai Volume 4 Volume 11‎

‎Nihonhyoronsha 1929. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Nihonhyoronsha paperback‎

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‎SPECTOR Ronald H.‎

‎Eagle against the Sun. The American War with Japan. Foreword by Paul Kennedy. FINE COPY IN PUBLISHER'S SLIP-CASE‎

‎8vo., First Edition thus, with frontispiece, 32 pages of photographs, 3 maps in the text and endpaper maps; pictorial cloth, upper board and backstrip lettered in gilt, a fine copy in publisher's pictorial board slip-case.‎

‎SPENCER, Baldwin; F. J. Gillen‎

‎Across Australia‎

‎8vo [22 x 14.5 cm]; 2 volumes, xiv, 254; xvii, [255] - 515, [iv, ads] pp, 7 color plates (including 4 natural history), 2 folding maps, 365 plates and illus. original pictorial gilt cloth, spines faded and worn, good set, interior with minor foxing on some pages but clean, mounted hand colored map of New South Wales, eastern coast dated 1835 on endpaper from other work. A picture of this book is available upon‎

‎Splawn, A J Andrew J Splawn‎

‎Ka-Mi-Akin‎

‎Portland OR : Published by the author 1917 . First edition. Hardcover. Good. 8vo 438 vi pages red cloth cup mark on top cover. <br /> <br/><br/>Tipped to the front pastedown is a Autograph Note Signed in 1929 to Mrs. Barnett from Margaret C. Splawn responding to Barnett's request for a copy of this book. "It is to present the Indian side of the War of 1855-8 that the writer has undertaken this work. He has spent many years in gathering stories and statements as to why they fought and how they fought descriptions of their battles and names of the killed and tounded. The task was difficult since superstition keeps the red man from talking to the white man on such subjects. . that I have always treated them right gained me their confidence --Preface." Splawn was involved with every aspect of the frontier. Some chapters tell of the cattle and cowboys gold mining British Columbia and much more. With Plates. Splawn was President of the Washington Live Stock Association and the Cascade International Live Stock Association and ran unsuccessfully to be Governor of Washington State. Howes S838; HERD 2136 Published by the author hardcover‎

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