Search Results: Northwest US from Last Word Books LLC

Mustard colored wrappers, profusely illustrated. Very good+. A touch of wear to top edges of front and rear covers, small nick to top edge of rear cover.

The story of the people that settled Idaho's Little Lost Valley from the 1800's to the early 1900's. Full green cloth covered boards, gold foil lettering on front board and spine, and gold foil decoration on front panel. Near fine, very small stain to fore edge of text block, hence NF grade. Third printing. Signed with short inscription by author. Profusely illustrated. An Idaho genealogy gem. Printed by Stevenson's Genealogy Center.

In 1859, Lieutenant John Mullan was tasked with building a wagon road from Fort Walla Walla in Washington Territory to Fort Benton on the Missouri River. After two years and 611 miles he got it done. Full black cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine. Very good, no dust jacket as issued. Bumps to bottom tips of boards, head and heel of spine no longer crisp, binding lightly pushed at head of spine.

Full tan cloth covered boards, xvi, 404 pages including index, numerous illustrations. Jacket has price sticker residue and small indentation to rear panel of jacket.

Full red cloth covered boards, black lettering on on front cover and spine, spear decoration on front board, well illustrated including endpaper maps of Nez Perce country. Inscribed and signed by cover artist David Manuel with hand drawn illustration of tipi, pine trees, mountains, clouds and arrowhead dated 1991. Inscription reads " To D*** & B*** Best Wishes". Author chronicles the history of the Nez Perce people from their pre-history days to the tragedy of the Nez Perce War. Very good + in VG dust jacket. Very light wear to bottom tips of boards, heel of spine and slight push to head of spine. Jacket has two 3/4" closed tears to top edge of front and rear panels, rubbing along edges of spine panel, small closed tear to bottom edge of front panel.

In 1877 the US Army attacks a small band of Nez Perce Indians and come up on the losing end. Printed by The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Small abrasion to upper right corner of front corner.

Signed by both authors on title page. The story of Joseph Gale, the first governor of Oregon and his wife, Eliza Gale, a Nez Perce and Walla-Walla Indian and daughter of old Chief Joseph. Near fine. Very faint shelf wear, hence NF grade. Pictorial boards. No dust jacket as issued.

Light blue full cloth covered boards. Very good in VG- dust jacket. Sunning to top and bottom edges of boards. Dust jacket has chip to head of spine edge, small chip to bottom edge, several small spots to front and rear panels, light soiling to rear panel.

The story of a pioneer family that in the 1800's established a cattle ranch in the high desert country of Jordan Valley, Oregon. Full tan cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine, gilt SS decoration on front board, numerous black & white and color photographs. Signed by author and four other members of the Skinner family. Fine In VG+ dust jacket. Publisher's name overlaid with "Publisher Skinner Family" sticker on title and copyright pages. Jacket has a very small wrinkle to top edge of front panel near spine, a small wrinkle near top edge of front flap and a small wrinkle to bottom edge of rear panel.

Light blue full cloth covered boards, Black lettering on front board and spine, illustrated endpapers. Near Fine in very good dust jacket. Short gift inscription on verso of first free endpaper dated 1964. Dust jacket is price clipped, has small wrinkle to head of spine, light age toning to verso.

Author traces the history of Butte Montana ,"The Richest Hill on Earth," through its architecture. Numerous black and white photographs.

Full light tan cloth covered boards, 16 pages of black and white photographs. Very good in VG dust jacket. Abrasion to head of spine and upper tip of front board. Dust jacket has light chipping to head of spine, small tear to rear panel near flap fold, light shelf wear to bottom edge.

"…a mixture of geology, history, biography, and rich desert lore." Full grey cloth boards, profusely illustrated (118 photographs, some in color), 407 pages including index. Very good- in VG- dust jacket. Previous owners' name and address on front paste down, sticker residue on front board, binding slightly cocked. Dust jacket has chipping and wear to head and heel of spine panel and flap folds.

AmericanTrail Series VIII. Full red cloth covered boards, frontispiece, 8 other illustrations including foldout map, index, 232 pages. Gilt lettering on spine dulled, head and heel of spine bumped, light wear to tips of boards.

Full green cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on front cover and spine, endpaper maps, frontis, 24 other illustrations. Very good. Six-Guns #872. Bottom corners of boards bumped, light wear to head and heel of spine, previous owner's name on first free endpaper and name and address on following page, crease to corner of end paper opposite page 442. No dust jacket.

Author explores the early history of the "Primitive Area" of Idaho— land ringed by the Bitteroots, the Seven Devils, the Craig, the Clearwater and Salmon River mountains. Full green cloth covered boards, black lettering on front board and spine, endpaper maps, foldout map, black and white photographs. Dust jacket has light rubbing to top edge of front panel, small closed tear along top edge and faint blue stain to bottom edge of rear panel, light wear to edges of spine panel. Jacket is not price clipped.

A detailed history of early Idaho county located in the center part of the state known for its rugged beauty, the Salmon River, and the mining towns of Warren, Florence and Orogrande. Full tan cloth covered boards, illustration of miner panning for gold on front board, endpaper maps, numerous black and white photographs. Fine in very good dust jacket. Dust jacket has shelf wear to front panel, jacket price clipped, very faint stain to spine panel (might be sticker residue), several small marks to bottom edge of rear panel.

A look at the lives of the first six white missionary wives to cross the Rocky Mountains. Fine

Limited edition, number 18 of 87 copies printed. Gold trout decoration on front cover, gilt lettering on spine. Signed by both authors. Faint sticker residue to first free endpaper. Light shelf wear to heavy glassine dust cover.

The story of the town of South Pass, Wyoming, founded in the 1860's. Dark blue cloth covered boards, numerous black and white photographs. Jacket has light shelf wear to front and back panels and tips.