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ORPHEUM
THEATRE, Program for Week Commencing Monday, August 30, 1915, Denver,
Colorado |
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Original
illustrated wrappers; 32 pages. Orpheum Theatre and Realty Company,
Proprietors. M. Meyerfeld, Jr., President. Orpheum circuit and
its Affiliations. Local and regional advertisements. Actress,
Nazimova, in "War Brides." Vaudeville bill: Joe Cook,
humorist; The Misses Campbell, in their Southern Drawing Room Specialty,
"At Home"; Lucy Gillette, the Lady from Delft; Bert Melrose,
famous international clown; Fritz Bruch and Sister, cello and violin
virtuosi. Advertisement for 100-Mile Fritchle Electric worm drive
Automobile. Hupp Motor Sales Co. The Wahlgreen Publishing Co.,
Denver, Colorado. Very good plus condition.
Inquire
for more information |
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DENVER
FIRE & POLICE DEPARTMENTS, ILLUSTRATED, 1905 |
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The
Smith-Brooks Co., Printers, 1741 - 47 California Street, Denver, Colorado,
1905. Original gold- and silver-embossed covers; 133 pages.
Copiously illustrated with photographs. Numerous local and regional
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Contents:
Introduction; Robert W. Speer, Mayor of Denver; Fire and Police Board;
Michael A. Delaney, Chief of Police; Terrence F. Owens, Chief of the Fire
Department; Assistant Fire Chiefs; Police Sergeants; City Detectives;
Police Surgeons; Patrolmen; Operators; Police Matrons; Police Reporters;
Officers Killed on Duty; Houses and Apparatus of Denver's Fire Department
with Crews of Each Company; New Clayton Street Fire House; City Hall
Station; Fire Engines; Denver's Police Department; Captains; Members of
the Fire and Police Board; Where the Unfortunates Are Cared For; Civil
Service Commission; Police Department Relief Fund; Denver's Fire
Department; Assistant Fire Chiefs; Firemen's Pension Fund; Honorary
Members of the Police and Fire Departments; Roster of the Police
Department; Roster of the Fire Department; Denver's Fire Department:
Number and Location of Signal Stations; City of Denver; and more. |
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Condition:
good plus; binding has been black-cloth reinforced; green covers scuffed;
some interior pages of light, yet evident markings and damage; enameled
paper general clean and bright; complete except for one front blank
end-paper. |
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DENVER MUNICIPAL FACT
Set of 5 books
DENVER
MUNICIPAL FACTS.
Issued Every Week by the City of
Denver.
Denver
,
Colorado
. Volume I: No. 1, Saturday,
February 20, 1909 through No. 45, December 25, 1909.
Leather binding; brown boards; gold print on spine.
Each issue 16 pages each. “Published
every Saturday by the City of
Denver
for the purpose of furnishing information concerning municipal affairs.
Condition: near fine.
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DENVER
MUNICIPAL FACTS.
Issued Every Week by the City of
Denver.
Denver
,
Colorado
. Volume II: No. 1, January 1, 1910
through No. 52, December 24, 1910. Leather
binding; brown boards; gold print on spine.
Each issue 16 pages each. “Published
every Saturday by the City of
Denver
for the purpose of furnishing information concerning municipal affairs.
Condition: near fine.
DENVER
MUNICIPAL FACTS.
Issued Every Week by the City of
Denver.
Denver
,
Colorado
. Volume III: No. 2, January 7, 1911
through No. 53, December 30, 1911. Leather
binding; brown boards; gold print on spine.
Each issue 16 pages each. “Published
every Saturday by the City of
Denver
for the purpose of furnishing information concerning municipal affairs.
Many L.C. McClure photographs. Condition:
near fine.
DENVER
MUNICIPAL FACTS.
Issued Every Week by the City of Denver.
Denver,
Colorado. Volume IV: No. 1, January 6, 1912
through No. 39, September 28, 1912. At
this point in this volume, this magazine becomes a semi-monthly issue and the
name is changed to THE CITY OF DENVER,
and the Volume 1, No. 1 issue was published on October 12, 1912, and in this
volume this ran to Volume 1, No. December 21, 1912.
Leather binding; brown boards; gold print on spine.
Each issue 16 pages each. “Published
every Saturday by the City of
Denver
for the purpose of furnishing information concerning municipal affairs.
Many L.C. McClure photographs. Condition:
near fine
THE CITY OF
DENVER. Published Semi-Monthly by
the City and
County
of
Denver. Volume 1,
Denver,
Colorado, Saturday, October 12, 1912 through Number 1, Number 6, December 21, 1912.
The Publicity Department, The City and
County
of
Denver
. Every issue 16 pages each.
Volume 1, Number 7, January 11, 1913 through Volume 1, No. 24, September
27, 1913. Also
contained in this book, Volume 2, No. 1, October 11, 1913 through Volume 2,
No. 24, September 26, 1914. Also
contained in this book, Volume 3, No. 1, October 10, 1914 through Volume 3,
No. 6, December 31, 1914. Green
cloth binding, gold print on spine. Very
good plus to near fine condition.
Each of the aforementioned volumes contain at least 700 pages, with numerous
photographs, architectural plans, city plats, and detailed articles.
Price for set: $3,250.00
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DENVER
-- AND THE MIDDLE TRAIL: The Story of a City and A road of Destiny, by
Dowell Livesay. Published in 1927: The Welch-Haffner Printing Company,
Denver, Colorado. Pamphlet in its original illustrated covers;63 pages;
numerous half-tone photograph illustrations. Pamphlet details
history of Denver from 1858 to the 1920s, relating facts on people and places,
exemplifying with images. Author terms the road to Denver the "Middle
Trail," because it was situated between the Oregon and Santa Fe
trails. Gold discoveries, D.H. Moffat, health-seekers, railroad center,
mining, recreation -- they are all a part of the story this pamphlet
tells. Condition: near fine. Price: $45.00
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DENVER:
PORTAL TO THE ROCKIES. Published by The Kendrick-Bellamy Co.,
Denver, Colorado. The Albertype Co., Brooklyn, NY. Publication in
its original brown wrappers, tipped on half-tone on front cover; string-binding;
12 pages. Each page has a separate half-tone photograph. Views
include; Continental Divide from City Park; City Auditorium; Public Library
Building; Brown Palace Hotel; Savoy and Shirley Hotels; 16th Street at Stout;
17th Street from above; and more. Condition: near fine, with original
envelope. Price: $40.00
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