New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1916-1924. 1st Edition. 8vo. A STUNNING 10-volume Limited Edition set with a manuscript leaf from Muir's "1897 essay "The American Forests". This 1st Edition Set is number 336 of 750 printed, is bound in olive publisher cloth with brown leather spine labels titled in gilt..... More
New York: Fortune, 1940. A whimsical art-deco style pictorial map of the Pacific Northwest, illustrating the abundant natural resources of Washington and Oregon. This vibrant map depicts landmarks such as the recently completed Bonneville Dam as well as the Grand Coulee Dam, still under construction, both along the Columbia..... More
New haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2010. 1st Edition. Quarto. A GORGEOUS over-sized coffee table book. Profusely illustrated with color as well as black and white illustrations. Square tight binding. Clean interior. Dust jacket Fine. Presents handsomely in archival mylar. A superior edition. More
London: The Gentleman's Magazine, 1740. 1st Edition. Quarto. "An Accurate Map of the WEST INDIES, Exhibiting not only all the Islands possessed by the English, French, Spaniards, & Dutch, but also all the Towns and Settlements on the Continent of America adjacent thereto" A lovely pre-Revolutionary War map of..... More
Privately Printed, 1870. 1st Edition. 8vo. A scarce 19th-century work on the ethnic and customary differences of the people of the world, featuring 100 engravings, most with vibrant hand coloring. 91pp. Black cloth with titling stamps in gilt. Later burgundy title label to spine. Spine of matching black binder's..... More
Macks Inn, Idaho: 2002. 1st Edition. 8vo. An oblong trade paperback devoted to telling the history of this private Idaho Fly Fishing club. "The North Fork Club is a private fishing club that has been in existence for over 100 years. It is located in the township of Island..... More
Portland, ME: Chrishiln Brothers, c.1870s. Duodecimo. A lovely late 19th-century book of historic photographs and illustrations of the White Mountains, published during the infancy of the Cog railway and the Summit House as the region was beginning to experience the first boom of regional tourism following the Civil War... More