HUNTING AND FISHING PLACES AND LOCATED ON LINE OF THE RIO GRANDE SYSTEM. [cover title] Trout Season opened June 1st and Continues until October 31st by [COLORADO] [UTAH] - 1906

Chicago: Burlington Route, 1928. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. 34pp; illus from photographs, maps. Pictorial wrappers. 9" x 8" Sabin details escorted train and auto tours through Colorado and Utah, including Denver, Estes Park, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Mesa Verde, Royal Gorge, etc. in Colorado; and Bryce Canyon, Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, Zion National Park, etc. in Utah. At the end are three pages of "side trips" with prices.

St. Paul, Minnesota: F. Jay Haynes, 1900. Original edition. Boxed. Very Good. Complete deck of 52 playing cards, plus Joker, in a worn box meant for Alaska Souvenir Playing Cards, published by Edward H. Mitchell, San Francisco, 1900. Each card has a different duo-tone view of a western sight with captions; suit and denomination markings as usual. The pictorial card-backs are printed in gilt and colors, displaying a river canyon and a steam locomotive; gilt edges. 3.5" x 2.5

Glencoe/Mcgraw-Hill, 1996. N/A. Paperback. New/New.

[Denver, CO]: W.H. Jackson & Co., Photographers of Rocky Mountain Scenery, [ca. 1885]. Three boudoir albumen photographs sized 4.5 x 7.5 in. mounted on thick photographer’s boards sized 5 x 8 in., titles neatly written within lower margin of negative, photographer’s studio stamp printed on versos, rounded corners (ever so slight toning to fore-edges of boards), NF set with excellent contrast and definition. These three scarce original albumen boudoir photos were amongst William Henry Jackson’s famed views of Colorado’s canyons, rivers, waterfalls, and mountains. The Curicante Needle image was shot along the Denver & Rio Grande Railway Tracks in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Colorado, and has been corrected from similar albumen photos taken and produced by Jackson which dropped off the “n” in Curicante. This view is not present in the Sample Album of Jackson’s work in the Denver Public Library, but is similar to the image later released in his stereoviews of Colorado. The Chipeta… Read More