Lincoln: 1920. 96pp. Original brown pictorial wrappers, stapled. Light wear and creasing, text lightly toned. Identified on the cover as "Handy Directory," this work lists breeders of a wide variety of animals. Listings are noted with name, name of farm, post office, and county, and are grouped by type of..... More
![Early 20th-Century Photo Album of the Colbert Family in Eastern Nebraska]. Nebraska, Theresa Colbert](/pictures/thumb/McBRB1768_01.jpg?v=1620329103)
[Wabash, Ne. 1918-1947. Approximately 650 original photographs, measuring from 1.75 x 2.5 inches to 4.5 x 7 inches. Oblong folio album, limp leatherette covers, string-tied. All photos in corner mounts, with extensive captions. Light wear to album and leaves. Images predominately clean and crisp. An extensive vernacular photo album that..... More
Omaha: 1872. Small broadside, 8.25 x 5.5 inches. Previously folded. A couple of minor nicks at edges. Light tanning. The organizers of a Nebraska lottery for the benefit of the Mercy Hospital in Omaha advertise ticket sales in this March 28, 1872, broadside. James Monroe Pattee, known as the "Lottery..... More
Omaha: McCoy & Co., 1892. [16]pp. Original stiff dark red wrappers, printed in gilt. Light chipping and wear to corners and edges. Minor soiling to first and least leaf. With a pasted errata slip at the end. A scarce catalogue advertising the cattle and horse breeding farm of the Patrick..... More
Omaha: Ackermann Bros. & Heintze, [ca. 1888]. [6],112pp. 16mo. Original cloth. Light wear to cloth at edges and corners; boards slightly rubbed. Contemporary ink stamp on front pastedown; slightly later bookplate on front free endpaper. Light tanning and dust soiling internally. A fascinating and unrecorded book of ciphers used in..... More
Brownville, Ne. [1870]. [4]pp., on a bifolium. Minor wear and dust soiling. Faint tanning and foxing. A brief instructional pamphlet on the transplant and cultivation of fruit trees from Furnas Nurseries of Brownville, Nebraska. Robert W. Furnas was one of the early territorial pioneers who came to Nebraska from Ohio..... More