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Price: $30.00
Publisher: N.Y., Knopf: 1963
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 015148
361 pages, illustrations, minor chipping to jacket edges. View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Norman, University of Oklahoma: 1963
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 449
254 pages, maps, illustrations, ex-lib with usual markings dj, Vol 39 in the American Exploration and Travel Series. Comprehensive study of the Great Basin from the first discovery by white men in 1776, through Fremont and his second expedition, Odgen's expedition 1829. Mountain men, fur trade etc. View more info
By: Clyman, James Charles L. Camp
Price: $675.00
Publisher: San Francisco, California Historical Society: 1928
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 015003
California Historical Society Publication No. 3 (has the Arthur H. Clark Company Cleveland pasted over the CA Historical Society) 251 pages, frontis paste-on, maps (1 fold-out), illustrations, very slight wear, couple corners bumped. Limited to 300 copies. Howes C81aa "One of the most trustworthy narratives of the far west, for the period 1842-6, the only Oregon overland journal of 1844." Mintz 99, Graff 769, Rader 849. View more info
By: Clyman, James Charles L. Camp
Price: $1,150.00
Publisher: San Francisco, California Historical Society: 1928
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 015004
California Historical Society Publication No. 3 251 pages, frontis paste-on, maps (1 fold-out), illustrations, owner name, very light occasional foxing, complete jacket with a stain on rear panel edge, one small chip to spine, and foxing to front cover. Dust jackets for this title are rare in any condition. Limited to 300 copies. Howes C81aa "One of the most trustworthy narratives of the far west, for the period 1842-6, the only Oregon overland journal of 1844.... View more info
By: Clyman, James Charles L. Camp
Price: $75.00
Publisher: Portland, Oregon, Champoeg Press: 1960
Edition: Limited
Seller ID: 015008
352 pages, maps, illustrations, frontis, in orginal mylar cover. Definitive Edition, Limited to 1,450 copies. Howes C81aa "One of the most trustworthy narratives of the far west, for the period 1842-6, the only Oregon overland journal of 1844." Mintz 99 View more info
Price: $175.00
Publisher: Chicago, W.E. Dibble & CO Chicago: 1890
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 1112
472 pages, frontis, photos, illustrations, rebound with original front cover placed on the front board, tight solid copy. Howes C659, Rader 881, Rittenhouse 121, " Wootton made his first trip over the Santa Fe Trail in 1836 and spent years in the Far West. In 1856 he hauled government freight on the trail. In 1866 he secured a charter and built a toll road through Raton Pass, operating it until the railroad came in 1878. His account contains many tales and descript... View more info
Price: $400.00
Publisher: Chicago, W.E. Dibble & CO Chicago: 1890
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 13963
472 pages, frontis, photos, illustrations, original decorative cloth, minor edge wear. Howes C659, Rader 881, Rittenhouse 121, " Wootton made his first trip over the Santa Fe Trail in 1836 and spent years in the Far West. In 1856 he hauled government freight on the trail. In 1866 he secured a charter and built a toll road through Raton Pass, operating it until the railroad came in 1878. His account contains many tales and description of wagons, techniques, and perso... View more info
Price: $19.00
Publisher: Norman, University of Oklahoma Press: 1970
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 014295
186 pages, maps, illustrations, review copy with card laid in, minor wear to jacket. "Conner went to the goldfields in 1859, and was there when the war broke out. He remained near Pueblo with a band of Revel sympathizers and tried to wrest control of the Southwest from the Union. Connor wrote his narrative after the war." Rittenhouse 126, "He journeyed over the SFT to Bent's Fort and on to Colorado in 1859. His account of the trail contains superior accounts... View more info
By: Connor, Seymour V. Jimmy M. Skaggs
Price: $15.00
Publisher: College Station, Texas A & M University Press: 1977
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 1451
225 pages, illustrations, maps, slight jacket wear, else VG/VG-. The Santa FE trade from 1825 until the coming of the railroad. View more info
Price: $22.00
Publisher: Portland, Oregon, Binfords & Mort: 1954
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 1627
183 pages, fold-out map, photos, minor chipping to jacket edges, else VG/Vg- Covers not only the history of the trail, but is retraced by the author with photos. View more info
By: Coues, Elliott, Pike Zebulon
Price: $1,100.00
Publisher: N.Y., F. P. Harper: 1895
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 016106
3vols. Vol 1, 356, Vol 2, 357-856, Vol 3, 857-955 + maps. limited to 1150 numbered copies, very nice set! Howes P373aa, Rader 2675 " The memoir of the author contains a detailed bibliographical account of the earlier editions of this work. This is probably the best edition." Jenkins 163, Rittenhouse 467, " Scholars have preferred the 1895 edition for its annotations, clarity, and appended documents." View more info
By: Cozzens, Samuel
Price: $30.00
Publisher: Minneapolis, Minnesota, Ross & Haines Inc.: 1967
Seller ID: 9907
Limited edition 1 0f 1,500 copies, 540 pgs illustrations. The author writes of his personal experiences with the Apaches ,Cochise. He lived with the Navahos, and gives a description of early missions, the traders, trappers and settlers in general. Rader 950, Howes C838 View more info
Price: $17.00
Publisher: NJ, Castle: 1988
Seller ID: 877
532 pgs, illustrations. View more info
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Fairfield, Washington, YE Galleon Press: 1978
Seller ID: 1640
126 pages, Limited Edition, #120 of 250 copies. Enlarged Facsimile of the 1859 edition. Information on the mistreatment of Oregon Indians in the 1850's. Captain Cram a topographical engineer, was on the staff of General John Wool. He was on several surveys and reconnaissances in the mid 1800's. View more info
Price: $17.00
Publisher: Fairfield, Washington, YE Galleon Press: 1999
Seller ID: 1465
186 pages. "The first part of the book is the author's narrative of his trip to Oregon from Illinois in 1851 and the second part is his subsequent travels to California in 1858, his missionary work, and travels throughout small towns." View more info
Price: $150.00
Publisher: Eugene Oregon, Star Job Office: 1897
Edition: First Thus
Seller ID: 2352
26 pages, Howes C874 "The only diary of the first large emigrant train to Oregon." Mintz 110 "Crawford was a member of the Elijah White's party and traveled with Meek and Hastings" Graff 914 View more info
By: Cross, Osborne
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Fairfield, Washington, YE Galleon Press: 1967
Edition: Limited/Numbered
Seller ID: 1035
218 pages, Limited edition, # 618 of 1005 copies, illustrations, new condition. Reprinted from the 1851 edition. Wagner-Camp 181:3 " Major Cross's report presents a detailed description of the emigrant trail to Oregon with thirty-six lithographed views of scenes along the route from Ft. Laramie to The Dalles. The troops thus moved to the new military posts on the Pacific Coast." Howes C923, Mintz 112, "Cross speaks of the emigrants and their problems, as well... View more info
Price: $13.00
Publisher: Fairfield, Washington, YE Galleon Press: 1987
Seller ID: 4324
92 pages. Mintz # 114. " Enthralling account of the near-demise of Sarah when she was a teenage bride crossing the plains. She speaks of Fremont traveling with them for a short time, being saved from hostile Indians in Sioux country, and adds a bit about the Yellowstone area. Apparently she was in the same train as William Goulder, Samuel Hancock, and Solomon Tethrow. She wrote this when she was in her nineties." View more info
By: Cushing, Caleb
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Fairfield, Washington, YE Galleon Press: 1999
Seller ID: 8806
211 pages, frontis, pictorial endpapers. "This account was read before Congress in 1839, details exploration of the western United States and the Northwest Coast. View more info
By: Cushman, Dan
Price: $20.00
Publisher: N.Y., McGraw Hill: 1966
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 9908
383pgs map, Wild Bill Hickok's days as marshal at Abiline, Lincoln County War, Johnson County War, Henry Plummer and his gang, Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, Cattle Kate Wilson. Six Guns 537 View more info
