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[N.p., possibly Marysville]: R.A. Eddy, [ca. early 1850s]. Single folded quarto sheet on blue wove paper, with a large engraved street scene on one page, a later pencil drawing of a floral embellishment on an interior page, with the remainder blank. Slightly trimmed with minor loss to sky section, minor..... More
San Gabriel, Ca. Quintin & Westberg, Architects, [before 1953]. [18]pp., printed rectos only, plus seventeen full-page mounted photographs. Quarto. Contemporary cardboard covers with clear outer wrappers, spiral bound. Minor wear, a couple of text leaves, a few photographs, and the rear cover detached but present. A seemingly-unique report on the..... More
Portland: 1925 [1928]. 51,[1]pp. Folio. Original pictorial wrappers, stapled. Light wear and soiling to covers. Very minor wear to contents. Title page with later pasteovers. Plan Book No. 25 issued by the Fenner Manufacturing Company in 1925. The plan book contains more thirty designs for kit homes ranging from Tudor..... More
[Various locations in Florida]: 1901. [16] leaves, illustrated with thirty-two original vernacular photographs, all 3.5 x 3.5 inches, most with manuscript captions in ink above the images. Oblong octavo. Contemporary gray paper wrappers, white titles on front cover. Spine mostly split, a few shallow chips to edges. Internally clean. A..... More
[St. Louis: 1890]. Four items, including two blueprint designs, measuring approximately 27 x 18 and 23 x 12.5 inches respectively. Folded, bradded at upper left corner. One-inch closed tear along fold from lower edge of larger blueprint. Otherwise, minor wear, toning, and dust soiling. An interesting group of documents that..... More
Lima: 1803. [6],24,[1]pp. Disbound; lacks folding plate. Light tanning and scattered staining, slightly heavier to outer leaves. Small area of loss at head of title page, not affecting text. First of two editions, both issued in 1803. The author, José Hipolito Unanue was the head of the main Franciscan monastery..... More