[Wheaton, Il. 1888]. [4]pp. Narrow folio. Printed on pink paper, minor wear, including a few very short closed tears at edges. An appealing and scarce piece of ephemera relating to land sales in Nebraska and other Plains states in the late 1880s. J.A. Bent operated the Western Land Agency from..... More

Denver & Omaha: El Porvenir Publishing Company, 1903. [4],64,[4]pp. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Text printed in green ink. Occasional small patches of staining; light tanning. First and perhaps only issue of this self-proclaimed periodical champion for the American West, published in October 1903 in Omaha and Denver. The advertising text..... More

[Aurora, Ne. ca. 1900]. Panoramic photograph, 6.5 x 21.5 inches. Photo mounted to heavy cardstock; manuscript cation on verso of mount. Light wear at edges of photo. Light dust soiling. An attractive panorama that depicts the central Nebraska town of Aurora at the turn of the 20th-century. The wide angle..... More

[Chicago & New York: Rogers and Company, ca. 1910]. [48]pp. Oblong octavo. Original dark green printed wrappers, tied with cord. Light wear and soiling, small chip to front cover. Light wear and soiling internally. Promotional work for the small town of Aurora, Nebraska, located between Kearny and Lincoln, near the..... More

Denver: Clason Map Co., 1914. 48pp. plus folding map, 14.5 x 27.5 inches. 12mo. Green printed card cover. Light wear, moderate dampstaining to covers and text. Map with slight separations at some folds. Faintly musty. An early issue of Clason's Guide for Nebraska, copyright dated 1914. With some brief facts..... More

Fremont: Hammond Printing Company, [ca. 1910]. [106]pp. plus folding plate. Oblong quarto. Original brown printed wrappers, tied with cord. Light chipping and wear to covers and spine. Some light internal wear, first page soiled. "Fremont is a city of 12,000 inhabitants possessing advantages and ambitions that distinguish it as a...... More

Columbus, Ne. Columbus Printing & Specialty House, 1910. 16pp. plus two leaves of ads. Original beige wrappers, printed in red, stapled. Minor wear and soiling. "This, the first issue of 'The Sandburr,' will undoubtedly mark the beginning of a new era in the history of the Columbus High School. For..... More

Elm Creek, Nb. 1937. 166pp., erratically paginated; plus two color plates. Several blank pages interspersed. Original printed limp cloth wrappers, stapled. Light wear and soiling to covers. Contemporary ownership inscription on title page; light wear to contents, a few small edge tears; final leaf torn but intact. An unrecorded community..... More

Fremont: Fremont Tribune, 1893. 32pp. Original green printed wrappers. Light wear and dust soiling. A scarce pamphlet publishing the rules of the local chapter of Freemasons in Fremont, Nebraska, as of 1893, and an interesting document of this outpost of the Odd Fellows in the rural eastern part of the..... More

[Omaha. 1880]. 16pp. Original printed wrappers. Light dampstaining to wraps; moderate chip at center of rear wrapper fore-edge. Slight biopredation at upper fore-edge of text block; light tanning. A scarce, Nebraska-specific promotional for Union Pacific lands, published by the railroad's land office in Omaha in 1880. The pamphlet contains two..... More

Los Angeles: Automobile Club of Southern California, [ca. 1918]. Map on seven individual cards, each 3.75 x 10 inches, in original printed storage envelope. Envelope with some dust soiling and light wear. Light tanning to map cards. Rare map of a western section of the Lincoln Highway from Cheyenne to..... More