[Various locations in British Columbia and Alaska: ca. 1900]. [14] leaves, illustrated with 111 vernacular sepia-toned photographs, between 2.5 x 4.5 inches and 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Mostly mounted four per page. Oblong folio. Contemporary black cloth, gilt, string tied. Minor edge wear and rubbing. Some edge chipping to a...... More

[Various locations, mostly in Canada and Alaska: 1914]. [36] leaves, illustrated with 147 vernacular photographs and real photo postcards, almost all with manuscript captions written in white pencil. Oblong quarto. Contemporary black textured cloth with "Photographs" in gilt on front cover, and with handwritten caption in white pencil, reading "1914..... More

Nome, Ak. November 1, 1900. 6pp., with original transmittal envelope. Loose octavo sheets. Previously folded; light, even tanning. In a slightly hurried, but quite legible script. Missouri natives Edwin Sherzer and his brother were two of Nome's first postal workers, while they endeavored to develop a dog sledding business on..... More

[Fairbanks, Ak.]: Huey Foto, 1909-1910. Two original photographs, 6 x 8 inches each. Mounted on black card stock. Later, fairly extensive, manuscript annotations on mount versos. Light wear to mount edges. A bit of soiling and wear at edges of second photograph. A pair of original, larger format photographs that..... 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

Fort Richardson, Ak. March 1, 1945. 8pp. of text folded accordion style, folded out to a full-page map on verso. Light soiling and toning. A seemingly unrecorded guide and map to Fort Richardson, located near Anchorage, Alaska. The fort opened in 1941 as the headquarters for the United States Army..... 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