Havana: 1811-1816. Eight letters, [14]pp. total. Folded folio sheets, often with integral address leaf. Old folds, light wear and soiling, heavier in some spots. An archive of correspondence between coffee planter Thomas Leech of Havana and Charles Jenkins, his nephew in San Marcos, concerning business affairs on the island, together..... More

Durango, Co. 1919. [188]pp., approximately 24,000 words. Small octavo journal, original black pebbled cloth. Light wear at edges and spine ends; hinges a bit loose. Accomplished in a neat, legible hand. Light tanning. An extensive diary for 1919 kept by widow Dilla Raymond of Durango, Colorado, where she lived with..... More

[Various places, including Pine Ridge and Blackfeet Agencies: 1885-1888]. Nine letters. Previously folded. Minor wear and light tanning. An interesting group of nine letters written during the mid-1880s to Jonathan Baxter Harrison (1835–1907), minister, abolitionist, Indian Rights Association agent and journalist. Baxter published articles such as “A Typical Indian Removal..... More

Iowa City: [1892, 1894]. Small quarto. Spine ends slightly chipped; light wear to edges and spine cloth. Occasional small patches of staining; light tanning. "Revised edition," published in 1894 by University of Iowa botany professor T.H. McBride, of a workbook for students of the subject to record their plant finds..... More

Denton, Tx. 1920-1938. [131]pp. Typescript on rectos only. Folio sheets, loose. Light wear and soiling, primarily at edges. Manuscript corrections and notations throughout. An apparently unpublished typescript of a story about ranch life in Texas at the turn of the century. There is substantial detail about ranch life, farming practices..... More

[Various places, mostly Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia. 1931-1932]. Eighty-five typed and manuscript letters, including thirty mimeographed copies of a form response. Moderate chipping and wear to a few letters, most previously folded but otherwise in strong condition. A fascinating collection of correspondence relating to spurious Depression-era claims on the..... More

[Quingua, i.e. Plaridel: 1827-1860]. [428]pp. Folio. Original limp calf, manuscript cover title. Edges and spine worn; head of spine and upper corner of front wrap chipped. Text block loose at front hinge, broken in a couple of places internally. A few leaves loose; scattered chipping and tears, occasionally affecting text..... More

New York: 1864. [2]pp. printed form on a quarto sheet, completed in manuscript. Old folds. Light wear and soiling, slight chipping and separation at folds. A printed muster roll form for McDougall General Hospital in New York, near Fort Schuyler, recording men from the 39th Regiment of Maryland Colored Troops..... More

[Primarily locations in Colorado: 1900-1908]. Approximately 300 total pages, comprising 90 letters and other various materials, primarily manuscripts. Contents clean with minimal wear, written in a clear and legible hand. An extensive archive of letters and other documents from the founding of the 94 Tunnel Mining Company through its first..... More