Omaha: Burlington Route, 1886. 96,[16]pp. Original red printed wrappers. Spine worn and chipped, corners worn. Internally clean. A book of "social amusements" and games "Presented with the compliments of the Passenger Department of the Burlington Route." The final few leaves contain a map of the Burlington Route from Chicago to..... More

Sioux City: W.C. Deitch & Co., printers, [1898]. 24pp. 24mo. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Light wear along spine. Partially erased pencil scratch work on rear wrapper. Light tanning. An unrecorded directory for merchants in agriculture and manufacturing along the lines of the Sioux City & Northern and Sioux City, O'Neill..... More

[Chicago]: Rand McNally & Co., 1922. Folding map, 26.75 x 34 inches, folded to 7.5 x 4 inches. Light wear and soiling to covers, a few minor tears to edges of map. Clean and fresh. Rare map of Rand McNally's District 12, comprising Kansas, southern Nebraska, northern Oklahoma, most of..... More

University Place, Ne. Gazette Print, 1894. 21pp. Leaves misbound as issued. 16mo. Original green printed wrappers, stapled. Light wear. Contemporary ink inscription on final blank page. Constitution and governance for the Orophilian Junior Literary Society of Nebraska Wesleyan University, a private Methodist college in Lincoln. The object of the Society..... More

Beatrice: Daily Democrat, 1888. 24pp. on a single folded sheet. Light soiling and wear, separating at central fold. Unrecorded and ephemeral promotional brochure for the tiny town of Beatrice, Nebraska, located in the southeast corner of the state. The town, founded in 1857, experienced a boom in the late-19th century..... More

Denver: Clason Map Co., [ca. 1920]. 31,[1]pp. plus folding map, 21 x 28 inches. Original printed card covers, stapled. Wear and creasing to covers, light wear to text. Travel guide for Nebraska, providing brief history and overview for travelers -- particularly auto drivers -- as well as state and city..... More

Fremont: W.P. Fritz, 1905. 93,[11]pp. Quarto. Original pictorial printed wrappers, stapled. Spine lightly chipped, front cover starting, light soiling to wrappers. Internally clean. Handsome illustrated promotional work for Fremont, the most beautiful city in all Nebraska. Opening with a brief history of the town, it continues with numerous half tone..... More

Fremont: Hammond Printing Co., [1926]. [48]pp. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Small patches of dampstaining and light wear to wrap. Central pair of conjugate leaves detached. Internally clean. A very scarce 1920s promotional for the central Nebraska town of Fremont, northwest of Omaha on the Platte River. The pamphlet is profusely..... More

Madison, Ne. 1897. [12]pp. Small newspaper folio. Stitched and folded. Light wear at edges; short separations along fold line from fore-edge. Light tanning. Special twenty-fifth anniversary issue of this small-town Nebraska newspaper. The first four pages contain a history of the paper, but the work is more interesting for its..... More

[Columbus, Oh. Ward Bros. 1891]. [12]pp. in an accordion fold. Oblong 12mo. Original black-stamped cloth boards. Wear and chipping to spine ends and corners. First fold separated and reinforced with tape on verso. Light wear else. Pictorial souvenir for the tiny town of Beatrice, Nebraska, located in the southeast corner..... More

Omaha: Herald Printing House, 1883. 16pp. Original blue pictorial wrappers. Light soiling and wear. A scarce promotional pamphlet on the dairy industry in Nebraska, providing "a sketch of the creameries of the State...to show the profitable working of the system to the manufacturer, and the demand for an increase of..... More

Brownville, Ne. [1870]. [4]pp., on a bifolium. Minor wear and dust soiling. Faint tanning and foxing. A brief instructional pamphlet on the transplant and cultivation of fruit trees from Furnas Nurseries of Brownville, Nebraska. Robert W. Furnas was one of the early territorial pioneers who came to Nebraska from Ohio..... More

Omaha: Nebraska Publishing Company, 1881. 32pp., including self wrappers. Stitched, as issued. Some wear at spine and edges; light damstaining to wraps, continuing internally at gutter and lower edge. Scarce time table for Burlington and Missouri River Railroad lines through Nebraska for the month of November 1881. This pamphlet includes..... More