St. Louis: Woodward & Tiernan, 1894. Seventh edition. Paperback. 124pp. Duodecimo [20 cm] Peach and black printed wraps. Advertisement for the Union Pacific Overland Route printed on the rear wrap. Several small losses to the paper of the spine; small open tear to surface of front wrap; thin moisture stains..... More
Lusk, WY: The Lusk Herald, 1947. Second printing. Paperback. 106pp. Octavo [23 cm] Stapled yellow and brown printed wraps. Soiling and creasing to wraps, and toning to textblock. Subjects include Murder in the Park, Roads and Ranches, and Uinta Yarns. More
Lusk, WY: The Lusk Herald, 1947. Second printing. Paperback. 106pp. Octavo [23 cm] Stapled yellow and brown printed wraps. Soiling to wraps, and toning to textblock. Subjects include Murder in the Park, Roads and Ranches, and Uinta Yarns. More
Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah. 83pp. Sextodecimo [14.5 cm] Saddle-stitched gray wraps. Contemporary owner's name on front wrap. Faint erased marks on front wrap as well. Pages free of markings. At the time this was published, Milton Bennion was Dean of the Education Department and Henry D. Moyle..... More
Philadelphia: National Publishing Company, 1870. First edition. Hardcover. 540; [4]pp. Octavo [22 cm] Green cloth over boards with lettering and decorative stamping in blind and gilt on the spine and covers. Pale yellow endpapers. Frontispieces of the Mormon leaders and the Salt Lake Temple. With the map at the front..... More
Photograph. Black and white photograph [10 x 7"] Light moisture ring to surface. "Tom C" faintly traced over the image of one of the boys. More
Photograph. Black and white photograph of the elegant dining room. The photograph measures 9 1/2 x 6", and was used by a publisher. Notations and pasted descriptions on the reverse. One of the pasted descriptions (in German) describes the colors of the furnishings and architectural details. Neat touch ups have..... More
Salt Lake City, UT: For the Chamber of Commerce. 1932 edition. Ephemera. 9pp. *Missing several leaves at the beginning. 27 cm. Silver and black saddle-stitched wrappers. "Union Pacific The Overland Route" emblem on the front wrap. Fair only. The title page is detached, but present. With a panoramic view of..... More
Salt Lake City, UT: The Chamber of Commerce, 1929. Later printing. Ephemera. Brochure on a sheet of paper printed on both sides and folded once horizontally through the center, then folded vertically four times. More
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Photograph. Photograph [6 1/2 x 4 1/2]. More
Circa 1940s. Black and white photo [4 1/4 x 6 3/4"] depicting a man, woman, and child in front of the Utah / Colorado state line marker. The man is wearing overalls and a farmer's hat. "Midwest Photos Palisade Colorado" stamp on reverse. Residue from mounting tape on the reverse..... More
Ephemera. Photo postcard of the old Tooele County courthouse, built in 1899. The trees and landscape were planted in 1905. The building was replaced with a new courthouse in the same spot (the County Poor House Lot) in 1973. More
Ephemera. Printed notice on thin card paper [11.5 cm x 8.5 cm]. A notice from the former landmark hotel that was a staple in downtown Salt Lake City for 71 years. A June 24th, 1983 "Deseret News" editorial referred to the hotel as "a monument to the early boom-and-bust days..... More
Ephemera. Printed advertisement on thin card stock [8 cm x 15.5 cm] Minor edge wear. The Royal Coal Company was owned by H. H. Rolapp. Royal is a mining ghost town in Carbon County. It was one of the original coal camps in the county and was first known as..... More
Ephemera. Label measuring 10.5 cm x 8 cm. The Salt Lake City area was once a top producer of celery in the United States. The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce established the first annual Utah Celery Day in 1915, later expanding it to a whole week! In 1923, Utah governor..... More
Ephemera. Pass printed on thin card stock, 10 cm x 6.5 cm. "Joe Bush" (in pen) (and father) of The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram has permission to be a guest at Fort Douglas on Wednesday, December 16, 1942, in recognition of HIS EXEMPLARY RECORD as an agent of the..... More