ARIZONA
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THE NEW GOLD FIELDS
THE TOM REED-GOLD ROAD MINING DISTRICT
Mohave County, Arizona, circa 1916
Dimensions: approximately 18" wide by 24" length;
foldout map
On back of map are facts and figures concerning production,
processing of ores, transportation routes, and details of mining companies.
Condition: near fine.
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REPORT OF THE OLD DOMINION COPPER MINING AND
SMELTING COMPANY
For the Year Ending December 31, 1901
Report of the Directors to the Stockholders for the Year
ending December 31, 1901
John A. Lowell & Co., Engravers and Printers, Boston
Original tan printed wrappers; 13 pages
Some light damp-staining on front cover; otherwise,
publication in very good condition
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EARLY UNDERGROUND MINE LAMPS: Mine Lighting
from Antiquity to Arizona
by Henry A. Pohs
Museum Monograph No. 6, Arizona Historical Society, 1974
Original illustrated paper covers, square-bound, 108 pages,
illustrated
Condition: very good plus to near fine
Price: $19.50
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TITAN OF CHASMS: The Grand Canyon of Arizona,
1903
Articles by J.W. Powell and Charles F. Lummis
The Santa Fe Railroad
$75.00
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Browne,
J. Ross. ADVENTURES IN THE APACHE COUNTRY; A Tour
through Arizona and Sonora, with Notes on the Silver Regions of Nevada.
Illustrated by Author. New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers,
1869. Original embossed brown cloth binding with gold print on spine; 535
pages with 4 pages of publishers advertisements; many steel-engraved
illustrations. Contents include: Gadsen Purchase; On Way to Arizona; The
Colorado Desert; Fort Yuma; Travelling Up the Gila; The Oatman Family; Crucified
Apaches; Pimo Villages; Casa Grandes; Across the Ninety-Mile Desert; Tucson; San
Xavier Del Bac; Pueblo of Tubac; Cocospera Canon; Magdalena; Dona Inez; Ton of
Santa Cruz; Massacre of Mills and Stevens; Mowry Mine; Santa Rita; The Cerro
Colroado; The Arivaca Ranch; Papgoria; Washoe Revisited; Bodie Bluff; Dead Sea
of the West; Walker River Country; and, The Reese River Country. Book is
in very good plus condition: some very light fraying to head and toe of spine;
spine is tight and strong; pages are clean and fresh. $250.00
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Hinton,
Richard J. THE HAND-BOOK TO ARIZONA: Its
Resources, History, Towns, Mines, Ruins and Scenery. Amply
Illustrated. Accompanied with a New Map of the Territory. Payot,
Upham & Co., San Francisco. American News Co., New York.
1878. First edition. Lithography by Britton, Rey & Co., San
Francisco. This copy has been rebound in a modern black binding with gold
print on spine. 431 pages; plus, an Appendix of 101 pages; as well as 43
pages of advertisements. Book contains 24 original plates, plus one
foldout map. Of the 24 plates, the following are maps: 1) Plan of
the Aztec Mining District, Pima County, Arizona; 2) Globe District; and, 3)
Jesuit Map of Arizona 1698. There is also a foldout map: Township Map of the Santa
Rita,
including the Aztec and Tyndall Mining Districts. Book is missing
the following maps: 1) foldout map: 1878 reproduction of Petrus's 1777 map; 2)
Plan of Loop, Tehachapi Pass, on line of Southern Pacific R.R., supposed to be opposite
Appendix Page C; and, 3) the large foldout map "New Map of the Territory,"
which is rarely present when book surfaces. Other faults with this
tome: missing half-title page; and, one-eighth of Page 429 missing, mostly the
lower right-hand corner portion (however, copy of this page and Page 430
supplied for information); modern binding and new endpapers. List of
steel-engraved plates present in this volume: Prescott (frontispiece);
Loop Line, Tehachapi Pass; San Fernando Tunnel, South Portral; Santa Monica
Harbor and surroundings; The Grand Canon of the Colorado; Grand Canon of the
Colorado - Mouth of Kanab Wash, looking east; Coronnacion Peak; Tubac & The
Santa Rita Mountains, from the southeast side; Ruins of the Mission of
Tumacacori, destroyed by Apache Indians; Toltec Camp, Aztec District; Arivaca;
Mount Wrightson, from Calabaza, Santa Cruz Valley; Valley of Santa Cruz,
from Santa Ritas; Tucson; Fort Yuma; The Saguara; Casa Grande, Gila Valley;
Ancient Cliff House; W.T. Rickard;s Oxidizing Furance - Exterior view; W.T.
Rickard;s Oxidizing Furance - Interior view; Silver & Copper Leaching &
Amalgamating Works; plus numerous page illustrations. Overall, book is in
good condition with some pencil marks and frayed edges on various pages, as well
as damp-staining and some foxing. There is a great deal of mining information in
this volume, including lists of mines, development work, production and
ownership. There are also details on former
explorers, towns and settlements, mining camps, Toltecs and Aztecs, Globe and
Summit Districts, water resources, Camps Bowie and Grant, Santa Cruz, birds,
animals, and plant life, and much, much more. An excellent reference of
the Arizona Territory in the mid-1870s. $350.00
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Hodge,
Hiram C. ARIZONA AS IT IS; or, THE COMING COUNTRY.
Compiled from Notes of Travel During the Years 1874, 1875, and 1876. New
York: Published by Hurd and Houghton. Boston: H.O. Houghton and
Company. Cambridge: The Riverside Press. 1877. First
edition. Original green cloth binding with emboss black print on front
cover and gold-embossed print on spine; 273 pages, with index; original brown
endpapers. Frontispiece: steel-engraving of Overland Mail Coach.
Two-page map between Page xii and Page 1. Plus other steel-engraved
illustrations. Contents include: History of Arizona; Early Settlement;
Climate, Rainy Seasons, Health, etc.; Mountains; Rivers; Grazing Lands; Wood,
Timber, etc.; Mineral lands: Mines and Mining; Principal Mineral Belts; Counties
and Towns; Indian Tribes; Prehistoric Ruins; Schools and Education; Railroads,
Stage and Post Routes; Newspapers; Telegraphs; Military and Military Posts; Wild
Animals, Birds, Fish, etc.; Reptiles and Venomous Insects; natural Curiosities;
Flora; and more. Condition: very good plus; some fraying to head and toe
of spine; spine tight and strong; pages clean and bright. $250.00
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