[Various locations in South Dakota and Wyoming: 1907]. Eighteen silver gelatin photographs, all about 3.25 x 3.25 inches, on slightly larger cardboard mounts. Minor edge wear to mounts, occasional minor wear and silvering to photos. A unique collection of annotated vernacular photographs documenting a slice of time in the lives..... More

[Various locations including Wyoming, Nebraska, and Iowa]: 1913-1919. Forty-two original black-and-white photographs and real photo postcards, most with manuscript annotations, bound into a two-ring leather binder. Two additional postcards laid in. Minor occasional dust soiling, but overall in excellent shape. An intriguing pocket-sized binder containing a collection of photographs and..... More

Chicago: 1902. Folded broadsheet, 28 x 18.75 inches, with several photographic reproductions. A couple of small separations along folds. A very scarce promotional from the early Wyoming oil boom. The Chicago firm of Charles O. Richardson here urges potential investors to "Get in at Bed Rock," and in particular promotes..... More

Omaha: R.L. Polk & Co., 1948. 770pp. Original printed covers and leatherette spine. Some light wear, ex-Sutro Library with barcode and bookplate. Internally clean. Telephone directory for the city of Cheyenne, published by the longstanding firm of R.L. Polk. More

Cheyenne: Department of Immigration, 1908. 64pp. Oblong octavo. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Faint ink stamp on front cover. Minor wear. A relatively scarce illustrated promotional work that touts the benefits of life in Wyoming. Among these are good opportunities for agriculture, mining, ranching, and an outdoor lifestyle. "Why not make..... More

[Yellowstone. 1925]. [14]pp. Illustrated self-wrappers, stapled. Light wear and dust soiling to wraps. 1920s promotional for Yellowstone camps, lodges, and guided tours, with halftone illustrations of various lodges and scenes in the park. More

London: 1884-1887. Three printed documents, varying sizes, [14]pp. total. Light wear along folds. Light tanning. One document in a red cloth folding case. An interesting group of three printed documents concerning the Powder River Cattle Company in Wyoming. The manager of the company, Morton Frewen, was the scion of Anglo-English..... More

Cheyenne, Wy. 1918-1921. [35] leaves, illustrated with approximately 215 items of ephemera, 161 back and white photographs, and dozens of newspaper clippings, mostly adhesive mounted, but with numerous items loosely laid in. Approximately 100 photos are portraits, mostly wallet-sized photobooth photographs; the remainder measure from 2.5 x 4 inches to..... More

[Wyoming: ca. 1897]. Fourteen albumen photographs, 3.75 x 4.75 inches; mounted to cards 5.5 x 6.5 inches. Images clean, some minor fading. Light wear to some mounts, several images captioned on verso. A handsome grouping of vernacular photographs documenting life at Fort D.A. Russell in southeastern Wyoming. Fort D.A. Russell..... More