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Great Salt Lake City: James A. Thompson, Public Printer, 1867. 247+40+8pp. Octavo [24 cm] 3/4 leather over blue boards. Red leather label on the spine. Boards and bacskstrip worn. Lacks the leather at the foot of the backstrip (4 cm). Lacks title page.

Meadville, PA: Keystone View Company, 1915. Stereoview. Albumen photograph [15.5 cm x 8 cm] on a curved gray Keystone mount [18 cm x 9 cm] with the title printed in black beneath in the margin. Image and mount in very good condition. Rear contains a short history of Cedar Breaks. "Here we are looking into the trackless depths of the immense sculptured chasms of Cedar Breaks, Utah. They are etched into the flank of Blowhard Mountain and adjacent forested summits in a wild and lofty region where the southern end of the Parowan Mountains merge into the Markagunt Plateau." - from the reverse.

Chicago: Rand McNally & Company, 1915. 20pp. Sextodecimo [17 cm] Brown printed wrappers. Minor wear to covers. Attached to rear inside panel: Color map [65 cm x 47 cm] on a single sheet [71 cm x 53 cm] that folds into brown printed covers [17 cm x 10 cm]. Map has folds as issued. Map is bright and in nice condition. City and town index in the left margin. Nice early twentieth century Utah state map that identifies and locates county lines, state lines, and a list of railroads overprinted in red. 20 page booklet lists and locates Utah: Counties, canyons, creeks, islands, lakes, mountains, rivers, and towns. "Salt Lake City is the metropolis of the richest and fastest growing region in the United States. A region rich in mines and farms whose increasing wealth is making a great city. Wonderful opportunities for the investor and the business man in all lines of commercial activity. Invest your money and work and live in a beautiful city where the climate is superb.

[Salt Lake City]: Hotel Utah, 1970. Sheet of printed letterhead [27 cm x 18.5 cm] printed mailing envelope [10.5 cm x 24 cm] Small ink scribble on the letterhead, otherwise both are fine. The Hotel Utah (1911-1987 ) was The hotel in Salt Lake, that over it's lifetime hosted presidents and dignitaries, adjacent to the Salt Lake Temple Block. The building is now known as the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, and is primarily used as office space for the LDS Church.

1950. 12 real photo postcards [9 cm x 14 cm] All views have strong contrasts all are very good or better. Twelve real photo postcards documenting the mining outpost in the southwestern corner of the Salt Lake Valley, Bingham. Showing buildings, mining equipment, mining processes, the tunnel, automobiles, trucks, and the 'open pit'. Scans of all views available. - Bingham Canyon, Utah. - Bingham Canyon, Utah. - Upper Bingham Canyon 1904 - Tourist Traffic Upper Portal Bingham Canyon, Utah - Tunnel Portal Bingham Canyon, Utah - Loading Ore Copper Mine Bingham Canyon - Blasting Utah Copper Mine Bingham Canyon Utah - Lower Portal Bingham Copperfield Tunnel Bingham Canyon, Utah. - Chambering Holes for Blasting Kennecott's Utah Copper Mine, Bingham Canyon, Utah. - Pit B East Side - Utah Copper Mine Bingham Canyon, Utah. - Utah Copper Mine - Bingham Canyon, Utah. - Utah Copper Mine - Bingham Canyon, Utah. "Bingham is a little like the gambler. Crowded together in their gulch without bringing-up or… Read More