Colorado Springs: [ca. 1900]. [5]pp. on an accordion folded sheet. Original green wrappers, printed in red. Wear and soiling, lightly creased. Contemporary notations to text. "A few matter of fact statements concerning the Solid Little City of the Cucharas Valley, with a brief description of the surrounding country." Promotional work..... More
[Chicago: W.H. Hall, ca. 1895]. 24pp. Original embossed, illustrated wrappers, stapled. Minor wear and soiling. Internally clean. Promotional brochure for the Hotel Colorado and adjacent hot springs, with text, a small map, and many half-tone illustrations, including numerous exterior and interior views of the hotel facilities, the baths and vapor..... More
Greenfield, [Ma.]: Franklin Job Printing Office, 1866. 11pp. Original printed wrappers, gilt lettered.Stitched, as issued. Very minor edge wear. An occasional faint fox mark. Uncommon by-laws of this relatively early Colorado mining venture organized by Massachusetts and Illinois investors. The text provides a list of company officers and rules for..... More
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Amache, Co. 1944-1945. Eleven issues, totaling [78]pp. Stapled. Minor wear at edges; occasional small chips and very short closed tears. Perforations near top margin from previous posting, sometimes affecting headlines or mastheads. Light, even tanning; occasional minor offsetting. Scattered, contemporary doodles on first leaf recto of one issue. A scattered..... More
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Chicago: Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, 1903. Broadsheet, 15.25 x 9.75 inches. Old fold lines, reinforced with tape at a few spots, a few small edge tears, lightly toned. Promotional broadsheet for land in the southern San Luis Valley in Colorado and northern New Mexico. The first side has a...... More