Chicago: Rogers & Company, 1917. [40]pp. Original pictorial wrappers. Light wear. Uncommon promotional for the Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railway route between Chicago and Seattle. Extensively illustrated with spectacular photographic reproductions of the route and sights along the way in Montana, Idaho, and Washington. OCLC locates several different issues..... More

Idaho Falls: [1915]. 135pp. Original printed linen wrappers, stapled. Wear and creasing to wrappers, lightly soiled. Text lightly toned, some light scattered soiling and wear. Rare community cook book from Idaho Falls, showcasing not only the area's best recipes, but also laced with numerous local advertisements. A running header advertises..... More

[N.p. ca. 1890]. 16pp. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Minor chipping and wear to wraps. Scarce, late 19th-century promotional for five counties in Idaho. The counties represented include Shoshone and Kootenai, which occupy the northernmost Idaho Panhandle; and Blaine, Bannock, and Bear Lake, which range across the center and southwest portions..... More

San Francisco: 1925. 9pp., plus two blueprint maps, each 18 x 39 inches. Light soiling. Minor losses at fold points of blueprints. A detailed engineering report on assay sampling at the Silver Star Mine in Central Idaho, west of Sun Valley. The typed letter, dated November 16, 1925, reports disappointing..... More

Lewiston, Id. E.G. Cummings, [ca. 1900]. Mounted photograph, approximately 3.75 x 3 inches, on a card 6 x 4.25 inches. A striking vignette portrait of an American Indian man, likely Nez Perce, in western dress, taken by turn-of-the-century Idaho photographer Everett G. Cummings. Cummings operated a studio with his brother..... More