Hunter [Montana]ABAA
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1895ref. 7308Butte MT: Hunter 1895. Boudoir cabinet card. Albumen photograph 12 cm x 20 cm / 4.5 " x 8" on a tan mount 14 cm x 21 cm / 5.5" x 8.25" Mount worn at extremities. Title in negative along with photographer name 'Hunter'. Rare view of the once bustling Mining town of Marysville Montana which is located 20 miles from Helena. During the 1880s and 90s Marysville was Montana's leading gold producer and had a population of 3000 people. Today the town's inhabitants' number in the dozens. We find reference to a photographer named Hunter who was active in Butte c.1895 Mautz p.291. Hunter unknown books
ref. 58497Missoula: R. H. McKay. Photograph. Very good. Panoramic photograph measuring 7 3/4" by 27 1/2 ". There is a 4" crease to the right margin. A wonderful panoramic view of fifty shiny trucks with one man near the foreground. R. H. McKay unknown
ref. 58497Missoula: R. H. McKay. Photograph. Very good. Panoramic photograph measuring 7 3/4" by 27 1/2 ". There is a 4" crease to the right margin. A wonderful panoramic view of fifty shiny trucks with one man near the foreground. R. H. McKay unknown books
1925ref. 73792El Paso Texas: National Telephone Directory Co. Inc 1925. Wraps. Very good. The personal and business listings for the greater Phoenix Arizona region in 1925. A year later the Southern Pacific Railroad's main line was rerouted through Phoenix fueling a tourism boom and further increasing a local population that numbered fewer than 30000 at the beginning of the decade. This directory also includes an alphabetical street guide for Phoenix and day rates from long distance telephone service. Tall octavo: 2 52 2 28 4 p. with numerous period advertisements including the Yellow Cabs taxi tabbed insert. Original printed paper wrappers which are bound with three staples and hole punched in the top left corner for the addition of a bookmark featuring advertising for Maricopa Butter on one side and the Pratt-Gilbert Company on the other. Typical mild toning to the contents. Short closed tear to the title page with some mild creasing to the top corner of the first three leaves. The tab of the Yellow Cabs insert is creased with some light fading along the extremities of the wrappers; else crisp clean and very good. Scarce OCLC locates no holdings of this directory and only one of the Winter 1933-34 directory at the Arizona State Library. National Telephone Directory Co., Inc unknown
ref. 203-Wo.J. Holzschnitt, auf dünnem chamoisfarbenem Velin, signiert und numeriert. 29,7:45,7 cm. Nr. 10 von 30 Exx. - Blatt durch den Druckvorgang wellig. Der Holzschnitt zeigt Einflüsse der expressionistischen Formensprache, die auch ihr Ehemann E. Betzler vertrat.
ref. DADAX0525449744New unknown
1860ref. 499291 vol. in-8 (20,5 x 14 cm à la reliure) format à l'italienne cartonnage éditeur pleine percaline rouge, R. Dickenmann Peintre, Zurich, s.d. (circa 1860 ?), avec 25 aquatintes en noir sous serpente : Genève et le Mont-Blanc pris depuis l'Hôtel des Bergues ; Genève prise depuis l'Hôtel de l'Ecu ; Hôtel Beau-Rivage près Lausanne Lac de Genève ; Lausanne ; Vevey ; Montreux ; Chillon ; Hospice du Simplon et le Mont Léone ; Berne prise de l'Observatoire ; Thoune. Vue générale prise de l'Eglise ; Interlaken ; Hôtel et Cascade du Giefsbach Lac de Brienz ; Brienz ; Glacier inférieur de Grindelwald et l'Eiger ; Wengernalp Hôtel de la Jungfrau ; Le Staubbach à Lauterbrunnen ; Lucerne ; Righi Kulm ; La Chappelle de Guillaume Tell au lac des IV Cantons ; Tunnel près de Fluelen ; Pont du Diable route du St Gothard ; Hospice du St Gothard ; Zurich prise de l'Eglise de St Pierre ; Chute du Rhin ; Bâle
1956ref. 14537KELTER MARTIN 1956. 1. softcover. Rex Porter KELTER, MARTIN paperback
ref. DADAX1444735446New unknown
1880ref. 57333Chicago: Rand McNally & Co. ca. 1880. Folding Rand McNally Map and Promotional for Eastern Texas Missouri and Arkansas A scarce promotional for Missouri and Arkansas published by the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway featuring a folding map by Rand McNally & Co. The map shows cities rivers railways and geographical features from eastern Texas through Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and parts of Illinois Indiana and Alabama. The Iron Mountain Railway owned a large land grant in the central United States but it was not allowed to sell until the railway was completed; now that time had come and they were advertising it heavily. Some of the attractions promoted in the text include wild game hunting including squirrels resources such as zinc and coal good soil river and rail transportation telegraph service "cheap homes in Missouri and Arkansas" and low property taxes. They also exhort the nervous migrant: "This is the time to have decision of character or the opportunity will be lost to you and to your family forever. The strong-hearted Europeans who settled America did not know what they would reap from planting in strange soils and climates. Why should you hesitate about a country peopled an hundred years and well known Have manhood and come." The authors do not limit their reach to the United States either as they make sure to note after listing their prices that "One dollar in American is equal to about four shillings in English money." Also included is a panel of text with a table describing the climate of Little Rock and a list of instructions to railroad agents. The St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway originally established to deliver iron ore from Iron Mountain Missouri to St. Louis eventually stretched from eastern Texas through Missouri and Arkansas. In 1883 it was acquired by Jay Gould and in the 1900s merged into the Missouri Pacific and later Union Pacific Railroads. The folksong "Iron Mountain Baby" tells the true story of a Civil War veteran who walking along the railroad collecting building materials discovered a baby who had been apparently thrown from the train in a valise. When the child grew older the railway paid for his education. The Iron Mountain Baby's story became popular around the United States and has been recorded in numerous forms throughout the years including the 2014 stage musical adaptation Bright Star written by musician and comedian Steve Martin. Though the Iron Mountain Railway put out a number of such promotionals in the late 1870s and early 1880s they remain rather scarce; OCLC records this edition focusing on Arkansas and Missouri only at Harvard and the University of Arkansas at Mullins. Old folds. Minor tanning. Slight splitting along some folds and a few cross-folds. Very good. unknown
1880ref. 57333Chicago: Rand McNally & Co. ca. 1880. Folding Rand McNally Map and Promotional for Eastern Texas Missouri and Arkansas A scarce promotional for Missouri and Arkansas published by the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway featuring a folding map by Rand McNally & Co. The map shows cities rivers railways and geographical features from eastern Texas through Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and parts of Illinois Indiana and Alabama. The Iron Mountain Railway owned a large land grant in the central United States but it was not allowed to sell until the railway was completed; now that time had come and they were advertising it heavily. Some of the attractions promoted in the text include wild game hunting including squirrels resources such as zinc and coal good soil river and rail transportation telegraph service "cheap homes in Missouri and Arkansas" and low property taxes. They also exhort the nervous migrant: "This is the time to have decision of character or the opportunity will be lost to you and to your family forever. The strong-hearted Europeans who settled America did not know what they would reap from planting in strange soils and climates. Why should you hesitate about a country peopled an hundred years and well known Have manhood and come." The authors do not limit their reach to the United States either as they make sure to note after listing their prices that "One dollar in American is equal to about four shillings in English money." Also included is a panel of text with a table describing the climate of Little Rock and a list of instructions to railroad agents. The St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway originally established to deliver iron ore from Iron Mountain Missouri to St. Louis eventually stretched from eastern Texas through Missouri and Arkansas. In 1883 it was acquired by Jay Gould and in the 1900s merged into the Missouri Pacific and later Union Pacific Railroads. The folksong "Iron Mountain Baby" tells the true story of a Civil War veteran who walking along the railroad collecting building materials discovered a baby who had been apparently thrown from the train in a valise. When the child grew older the railway paid for his education. The Iron Mountain Baby's story became popular around the United States and has been recorded in numerous forms throughout the years including the 2014 stage musical adaptation Bright Star written by musician and comedian Steve Martin. Though the Iron Mountain Railway put out a number of such promotionals in the late 1870s and early 1880s they remain rather scarce; OCLC records this edition focusing on Arkansas and Missouri only at Harvard and the University of Arkansas at Mullins. Old folds. Minor tanning. Slight splitting along some folds and a few cross-folds. Very good. unknown books
1898ref. 49251Denver: Privately printed 1898. 1898. COLORADO. First edition. 6"x7-3/4." Color die-cut booklet covers have gold and silver decorations enhancing the color art of the mystical 3-headed dragon the maiden and the United States flag. n. p. 48 pp. 3 pages of text and the other 45 pages are color watercolor drawings of the structurally impossible floats. Wikipedia says "The Festival of Mountain and Plain was an annual celebration of pioneer days in the Old West held in early October in Denver from 1895 to 1899 and in 1901 with a final attempt at revival in 1912. Organized by The Mountain and Plain Festival Association the event featured a parade and rodeo. It continued until at least 1902. It was a regional celebration and drew pioneers from throughout the West many of whom had participated in the events celebrated. William Byers founder of the Rocky Mountain News Colorado's first newspaper was one of its promoters and directors. He originated many of its features: the bal champedre outdoor ball a great public masquerade ball held on Broadway; and the four great parades: first a pageant of western history; second a masked parade; and on the third day "a military and social parade ending with a sham battle at City Park and in the evening the parade of the slaves of the silver serpent." Minimal wear to edges else a fine copy. Privately printed, 1898. unknown
ref. 100734aafAmsterdam, R. Hentzi / Yntema, s.d. 1785, 33x22 cm (Vue), aquatinte tirée en couleurs, Passepartout - Encadrement or. (60x45 cm).
ref. 108051aafParis, G. Engelmann, 1823, in-folio, 84 p., avec 7 grandes vignettes + 23 planches (de 24) lithographiques, rousseurs, sans reliure.
ref. 101114aafS.d., vers 1920, 43.5 x 57 cm, tirage argent en noir et blanc original, coin sup. gauche taché (abimé), signée en bas à droite.
ref. SONG0064515508Used: Good unknown
ref. J153100 photographies 17x16 cm, collées sur 50 pages cartonnées recto-verso.
1832Dédié Aux enfans associés de la petite oeuvre des Savoyards de Bordeaux, par un de leurs amis, A.X., 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque pleine basane racinée, Se Vend à Bordeaux Au profit de la petite Oeuvre des Savoyards, A la chapelle de l'Oeuvre, place Henri IV, 1832, 2 ff., 282 pp. avec 8 planches hors texte Très rare exemplaire de l'édition originale de ce petit ouvrage orné de 8 charmantes lithographies. "Il n'est personne qui n'ait connu dès son enfance quelques-uns de ces pauvres petits gentils étrangers qui descendent chaque année dans nos grandes villes, des montagnes de l'Auvergne et de la Savoie, et auxquels nous sommes accoutumés à donner le nom de Petits Savoyards. Les connaître, c'est connaître leur humble et utile ministère ; c'est connaître leur misère, leur candeur, les dangers auxquels ils sont sans cesse exposés au milieu de nos rues et de nos places publiques ; c'est connaître ou plutôt deviner de coeur le but de cette Oeuvre intéressante comme eux". Le Père Antoine-Adolphe Dupuch (1800-1856) fonda l'Œuvre des petits savoyards à Bordeaux sur le modèle de celle de Paris et s'en occupa jusqu'en 1838 où il fut nommé évêque d'Alger. Très rare édition originale (Perret, 1454, mais il décrit l'édition de 1833 comme la première). Etat satisfaisant (rel. frottée avec ancienne restauration au dos en queue, cahiers brunis). Français
1832ref. 54450Dédié Aux enfans associés de la petite oeuvre des Savoyards de Bordeaux, par un de leurs amis, A.X., 1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque pleine basane racinée, Se Vend à Bordeaux Au profit de la petite Oeuvre des Savoyards, A la chapelle de l'Oeuvre, place Henri IV, 1832, 2 ff., 282 pp. avec 8 planches hors texte
ref. 14751Lyon et Paris, chez Faucheux et chez Veuve Duchesne, 1779. In-12, XLIV-401-13 pp., reliure moderne demi-basane havane, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre, tranches mouchetées (rares piqûres et rousseurs).
1885ref. 68867Ed. Monnier | Paris 1885 | 16 x 24 cm | relié
1839ref. 2001821839. Datiert "29 April 1839" und bezeichnet "Llantilio Pertholey - Great Skyrrid or Holy Mountain" und mit einem vierzeiligen Vers von Sir Walter Scott. 13,5 x 31,5 cm Papier: 23 x 31,8 cm.
ref. 46764Floury.1934.In-4 demi-relié.126 pages + Bibliographie.10 aquarelles.130 dessins en noir,en couleurs pleines pages. TBE sur vélin d'Arches,malgré dos passé et légère brunissure des bords en pages de garde et faux-titre.Dos orné avec pièce de titre;initiales dorées en queue.
ref. 648-Eo.J. Aquarell, über Bleistift, auf festem Velin, links unten bezeichnet ?Bodensee II?, rechts unten signiert ?K. Schott?, oben von links nach rechts ortsbezeichnet ?Hohe Kugel - Bran... (?) Sesa Plana (d.i. Schesaplana) Panuela (d.i. Panüelerkopf) - 3 Schwestern?. 17,3:24,5 cm. Verso: Skizze mit einem Strandab-schnitt und Bootssteg mit Schiffen. Aquarell über Bleistift, links oben bezeichnet ?10 ? Aus-tria 10 ??, rechts oben ?10 ? Austria?, rechts unten datiert ?1890?. Mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren.
1741ref. 75051741 A Paris, chez Huart, libraire-imprimeur de Monseigneur le Dauphin, 1741 ; in-12°, plein veau brun de l'époque, dos à nerfs, compartiments de filets dorés ornés de fleurons et petits fers dorés, roulette dorée sur les coupes, tranches rouges; XX, 361, (6)pp. Illustré de 2 planches dépliantes hors texte du Mont Vésuve et d'un grand tableau dépliant "Table de l'état de l'air dans le Napolitain". Vignette gravée en en-tête de l'épitre du traducteur au Dauphin (armoiries du Dauphin). Sur le 1er feuillet blanc, ex-dono manuscrit daté de 1743, au verso ex-libris étiquette armorié "Salvii de Cambefort D. de Mazie", avec au dessus un ex-libris manuscrit de l'époque "Dommergue" .
