[Juneau, Ak.]: Winter & Pond, [ca. 1930s]. Panoramic photograph, 10 x 34.5 inches. A few heavy creases, a handful of short closed tears, minor surface soiling and rubbing. An early-20th century panoramic image showing the development of the Alaskan capital city of Juneau, produced by prolific local studio Winter &..... More

Sitka, Ak. August 1, 1894. 5pp. Original mailing folds. A historically-illuminating eyewitness account of the burning of Baranof Castle, the famous fort built in the New Archangel (Sitka) by the first governor of Russian America, Alexander Baranov. During Russian rule, the castle was the administrative center of Russian America. Baranof..... More

[Various locations in south-central Alaska: ca. 1938-1941]. Eighteen photographs, each 6 x 8 inches, most signed and titled in manuscript by the photographer. Minor wear. A collection of eighteen beautiful photographs taken by noted Alaskan photographer Maurice L. Sharp, featuring various subjects and scenes around south-central Alaska in the late-1930s..... More

[Juneau]: Anderson, 1936. Five silver gelatin photographs, each 5.25 x 4 inches. Minor wear. Five images depicting mining operations at the A.J. Mine near Juneau, Alaska. Images are captioned in the negative and signed by the photographer, Anderson, dated 1936. Two of them show miners at work. Titles are as..... More

[Seattle & Aboard S.S. Aleutian: 1933]. [31]pp. total. A few staples and other metal fastenings. Light wear and toning. An interesting group of promotional and shipboard material produced for an Alaska cruise undertaken by members of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce in June 1933. Material present here includes two issues..... More

New Haven: 1930. [5],494 leaves, plus various additions and insertions. Large quarto. Contemporary black buckram, gilt titles to front cover and spine. Moderate edge wear and rubbing to boards, minor soiling. An impressive production on the adaptation of Inuit peoples in Alaska and other Arctic regions by Edward Moffat Weyer..... More

[Copper River Valley, Ak. ca. 1900-1905]. Forty-five printing-out paper photographs, between 3.25 x 3.25 and 4 x 6 inches, plus three real photo postcards. Minor wear, a few creases, occasional light soiling. A unique collection of almost fifty images capturing scenes in and around Copper Center in the Copper River..... More

[Dawson City: 1901]. Five photographs, each measuring 11 x 14 inches, forming an 11 x 70 inch panoramic view of Dawson City. Each photograph with different gradations of toning (the central panel with excellent contrast, the rest with varying degrees of fading), minor wear. A substantial turn-of-the-century panoramic photograph of..... More