[N.p. ca. 1935]. 16pp. Tall 16mo. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Light oxidization around staples. Light wear and soiling to wraps. Light tanning. A scarce and ephemeral little handbook, published as a guide for the enrollees into Company 755 of the Civilian Conservation Corps, which worked on the McKenzie Bridge over..... More

Medford, Or. 1909. 254,[4]pp. With blank leaves for manuscript notes. Original printed wrappers, cloth spine. Light wear and soiling, minor soiling to title page. A scarce and substantial regional cook book published by the women of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Medford, Oregon. Recipes are divided into categories, most listing..... More

Hartford: American Publishing Company, 1876. 168pp., plus frontispiece and thirteen plates. Original brown publisher's cloth, blind ruled and gilt lettered, edges sprinkled red. Corners and spine ends slightly bumped. Author's signature on front free endpaper; two photographs mounted on card laid in. Internally clean. A signed copy of Alfred Meacham's..... More

Portland, Or. George H. Himes, 1882. 32,[8]pp., plus photograph frontispiece. Original printed wrappers. Spine ends chipped; some light dust soiling and wear to wraps. Slight fading to frontispiece photo, but a clear image. Light even tanning internally; three leaves with small patches of damp staining. A scarce 1882 promotional for..... More

[Albany, Or. 1880s?]. Broadside, 12.5 x 9 inches. Light wear and minor creasing, a few small chips to edges and small areas of loss near center. Minor foxing. Broadside advertisement for “Water Proof Oil Blacking,” sold by W.J. John of Albany, Oregon, a small town near Corvallis. The broadside lists..... More

[Portland: ca. 1915?]. Sixteen cyanotypes, approximately 5 x 7 inches. Minor wear and toning at edges, images generally sharp with nice contrast. Sixteen cyanotypes depicting the activities of the lumber industry in Oregon taken by an unidentified photographer. The images include scenes of the premises of the Oregon Planing Mill..... More