Circa oregon (6 résultats)

Paperbound. Eight-page brochure [20cm/8.5 inches] In exceptionally good condition.

Softcover. Etat : Very Good. Review. Very good in wrappers; Shows review copy stamp on inner front panel, slight bumping of corners/ends, rubbing/very light staining of back panel/spine.

Soft Cover. Etat : Good. First Edition. Glossy wraps, moderate wear. Pages very good, clean. Signed by author on half title page: "To Sue, With Best Wishes, Clifford C. Cowley." In this remarkable essay, an extraordinayrily thoughtful and well educated scientist discusses in an interesting and personal way his relationship with the universe in all its aspects and proposes a method of preventing the catastrophe that threatens. - Linus Pauling, June 23rd, 1988. 201 pages. Few bookstore marks. Size: 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" Tall. Signed by Author(s). Book.…

Paper Covered Booklet. Etat : Good Plus. A Good Plus solid paper covered oblong booklet held together by a ribbon. Aprox. 5x8 inches. Original cover has a few small tears. Internally there is some foxing and browning and a few stains. This booklet consists of a title page and 24 leaves of photographs printed one side only. The United States Custom House appears to be newly built. #.…

Etat : Good. - Octavo, 8-1/4 inches high by 5-3/4 inches wide. Softcover, tan wraps printed in brown and yellow. The covers are soiled with chips out from the front corners of the rear cover. There are tears along the joints and the spine is torn & chipped. 322 pages, including the covers, illustrated with numerous full-page and textual maps. There is a small chip to the top edge of the first page of text. The pages are darkened, but not fragile. Good. First edition. RARE. …

First edition. Original Photograph of a group of Sioux Indian teepees in Sitting Bull's camp at Fort Buford. Cabinet Card. Image: 5.5"x3.5". Mount: 6.5"x4.25". Printed in the blank margin directly below the image:"CAMP WHERE SITTING BULL SURRENDERED." D. C. Herrin, Photo. East Portland, Or." A group of Sioux Indian tepees, 18-20 of which are visible in this image. Three are in the immediate foreground, with some firewood outside of each. On July 19, 1881, Sitting Bull and 186 of his followers surrendered to Major David H. Brotherton at Fort Buford, Dakota Territory, thus ending an exile in Canada that had begun nearly five years before. Sitting Bull and his followers remained at Fort Buford until May, 1883, when they were taken to Standing Rock Agency. Goff moved to Dakota Territory in 1871 and established the first studio in Yankton. In 1873, he moved to Bismarck where he opened a studio. That same year he became the post photographer for Fort Abraham Lincoln in Montana where he took a series of photographs of George Armstrong Custer and his officers. He also took many photographs of Native Americans. In 1877, Goff met with his apprentice David Frances Barry in Bismarck, Dakota Territory. Goff was Barry's mentor, employer, and later, business partner in Bismarck, Dakota Territory. Barry went on to photograph and become friends with Sitting Bull, his son Louie, as well as Buffalo Bill Cody, Annie Oakley, and Red Cloud. Near fine copy with gilt-edged mount.…