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STAR OF BLOOD
By Silver Dollar Tabor
Privately published: Denver, Colorado, circa 1909
Original smoky gray wrappers with red print on front cover; 74
pages.
Condition: near fine; some light browning around cover edges,
otherwise spine is tight and pages are clean and fresh.
"The final chapter is not finished. Perhaps it has
not yet begun in the eventful life of the most daring, heartless yet resoluble
desperado that ever struck the hidden vein of terror in the bold heart of the
heroic west ...."
Price:
$200.00
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Eastwood, Alice. A POPULAR FLORA OF DENVER, COLORADO.
San Francisco: Zoe Publishing Company, May 1893; first edition. Original
stiff tan covers with black print on front cover; 57 pages, plus one-page
advertisement for publishing company at back; no illustrations; 3-page January
14, 1895 "Additions and Corrections" supplment laid in.
Condition: near fine. "With the author's compliments" written on
front flyleaf, along with small bookplate. There are 487 entries,
classified, described, and located. Additions and Corrections were
submitted by Professor George L. Cannon of East Denver High School, Professor E.
Bethel of West Denver High School, and, Miss Evangeline Eaton of East Denver
Schools. $250.00
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Rogers,
James Grafton; and, Rockwell, Robert B. TRAIL AND
TIMBERLINE: An Annual Mountaineering Review in Picture. The
Colorado Mountain Club: Denver, 1916. Original illustrated cream wrappers;
tie-binding; 22 pages; illustrated with numerous half-tone
photographs. Every other page is decorated with a Colorado mountain
photograph; opposite page has description. Some of the photographs
include: Fred V.H. Braun; John King Sherman; W.I. Hutchinson; George H. Harvey,
Jr., and others. Scenes include: Loch Vale; "Snow Sports in the Rocky
Mountain National Park" (skiing); Uncompahgre Peak; Arapaho Glacier; and
others. Condition: fine. $100.00
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Shattuck,
Jos. C., Superintendent of Public Instruction. FIRST
BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, for the two years ending August 31, 1878. Denver,
Colorado: Daily Times Printing and Book Manufactory, 1879. Original yellow
printed wrappers; 59 pages; no illustrations, but there are several tables of
statistics. Condition: very good plus; some remnants of an ex-library mark
on front cover, however, there are no others throughout
publication. Report to Governor John L. Routt. Details on teachers,
school libraries, school funds, land grants, state examinations, secondary
education, school law, Mexican population, and compulsory education. There
is also a report by the State Librarian, and on the State University (University
of Colorado). $250.00
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Stanton,
Fred J., editor and compiler, Acting Secretary. TRANSACTIONS
OF THE FIFTH AND SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS OF THE COLORADO AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Held at Denver, September 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th, 1870 and Sept. 19th, 20th,
21st, 22nd and 23rd, 1871. Denver, Col.: The Denver Tribune
Association Print, 1872. Original wrappers are missing; 130 pages; no
illustrations. From Introductory: "The Colorado Agricultural
Fair Grounds cover a square area of forty acres, surrounded by a grout wall
eight feet high, eighteen inches thick at the base and twelve inches at the
top. They are located on the eastern side of the City of Denver. On
the north side are the machine shops and the Junction Railway Depot of three
railroads -- the Denver Pacific, the Kansas Pacific and the Colorado Central
Railway ...." This book details the Colorado Territorial laws that
incorporated the Colorado Territorial Agricultural Society; the Constitution of
this institution; and, the history. Report concerns itself with
agriculture around the Colorado Territory; details exhibitions; regulations;
awards; attendees; and other aspects of the organization. $250.00
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STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE publications
REGISTER
OF THE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Fort
Collins, Colorado. Courses of Study and General Information, 1892 - 1893.
Fort Collins, Colo.: The Courier Printing & Publishing Co., 1893.
Original printed cream wrappers; 74 pages; numerous half-tone photograph
illustrations. Condition: very good plus, with some edge-wear and fraying
at square-bound spine. Half-tone photographs of campus, buildings, and
interior classrooms, as well as agriculture scenes. Details on courses,
professors, and degrees. $250.00
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REGISTER
OF THE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Fort
Collins, Colorado. Courses of Study and General Information, 1896 - 1897.
Published by The State Agricultural College, Fort Collins, Colorado, 1897.
Original printed aqua wrappers; 115 pages, plus 21 half-tone plates at rear of
publication. Condition: very good; square-bound binding and covers a bit
frayed; however, interior pages clean and bright. Descriptions of courses,
degrees, classrooms, equipment, buildings, experimental stations, and
more. Also, lists of students, teachers, and graduates. Half-tone
photographs detail campus, buildings, classrooms, library, auditorium,
laboratories, military companies, museum, machine rooms, and more. $250.00
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COLORADO
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE HAND BOOK, 1900. Express Print, Fort
Collins, Colo. Original dark green, gold-printed wrappers; 84 pages;
profusely illustrated with half-tone photographs. Condition: very good;
some chipping along edges and spine, along with some wrinkling of cover.
Descriptions of courses, degrees, classrooms, equipment, buildings, experimental
stations, and more. Also, lists of students, teachers, and
graduates. Half-tone photographs detail campus, buildings, classrooms,
library, auditorium, laboratories, military companies, museum, machine rooms,
and more. $225.00
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THE NATURAL RESOURCES AND INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT AND CONDITION OF COLORADO
Published by Authority of the State by The Bureau of
Immigration and Statistics.
Denver, Colorado, 1889
The Collier & Cleaveland Lith. Co., State Printers
120 pages.
Very good condition: some light chipping and discoloration
around edges of covers.
Agricultural, livestock, and mineral resources; general
categories, as well as county-by-county.
Price:
$350.00
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