WILLIAM
HENRY JACKSON
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Photographs, books and watercolors
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Original William Henry Jackson watercolors
Mitchell Pass, in the shadow of Scotts Bluff, 1866
Painted by William Henry Jackson, circa 1935, from original
sketches in Jackson's 1866 diaries
This original Jackson watercolor, and two other originals,
will be offered for sale in the near future.
Please inquiry for more
information
Scout overlooking route into Utah, 1866
Original watercolor, circa 1935
Scout riding along Oregon Trail, 1866
Original watercolor, circa 1935
If you are interested in
receiving a catalogue on these original William Henry Jackson watercolors,
detailing Jackson's history, significance to America's westward movement, his
work as a photographer and painter with the United States Geological Survey and
the National Park Service, please contact us at mtgothictomes319@crestedbutte.net
.
Scarcity and provenance is
also provided in this publication.
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PIKES PEAK FROM THE GARDEN OF THE GODS
#1078
Original mammoth print in original frame, with original velvet
and mat
Detail images
Hand-tinted
Fine tones
Circa 1900
Photograph, velvet, and mat in near fine to fine condition
Price:
$5,250.00
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REPORT ON THE ANCIENT RUINS
Examined in 1875 and 1877
By William H. Jackson
Ruins of Southwestern Colorado and Adjacent Territory
[Extracted from the Tenth Annual Report of the Survey for the
Year 1876]
Significant amount on Mesa Verde area
Department of the Interior, United States Geological Survey
F.V. Hayden, U.S. Geologist-In-Charge
Washington: Government Printing Office, 1879
Pages 411 - 448, original printed wrappers; numerous plates
and maps; complete
Very good plus to near fine condition
Inquire
for more details
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TIME EXPOSURE
The Autobiography of William Henry Jackson
Profusely illustrated with photographs, paintings, and
drawings by the author
G.P. Putnam's Sons: New York, 1940, 1st edition
Original blue cloth binding with black and white print; 341
pages
Book in near fine condition; strong spine; tight binding;
clean, bright pages
Dust jacket is in good plus to very good condition: several
chips; some fraying; $3.50" price in front inner flap
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PICTURE MAKER OF THE OLD WEST:
WILLIAM H. JACKSON
By Clarence S. Jackson
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York
Charles Scriber's Sons, Ltd., London
1947
First Edition
Inscribed by Clarence S. Jackson
Original brown cloth binding with gray and green print; 308
pages; maps on endpapers
393 photographs, sketches and paintings
Fine in very good plus dust jacket
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THE PONY EXPRESS GOES THROUGH
AN AMERICAN SAGA TOLD BY ITS HEROES
by Howard R. Driggs
Illustrated in color and black-and-white by
WILLIAM H. JACKSON
Inscribed by William Henry Jackson in 1935
Frederick A. Stokes Company: New York, 1935, 1st edition
Original green cloth binding with gold print; 208 pages; maps
on endpapers
Book is in near condition; tight spine; bright and clean pages
Dust jacket is very good to very good plus condition;
"$2.50" price on inner front flap
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WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON'S COLORADO
Compiled by Wiliam C. Jones and Elizabeth B. Jones
Foreword by Marshall Sprague
Pruett Publishing Company: Boulder, Colorado, 1975, 1st
edition
Original white cloth binding with red print on spine; 172
pages; illustrated
Fine in fine dust jacket
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THE DIARIES OF WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON,
Frontier Photographer
to California and return, 1866 - 67; and with the Hayden
Surveys to the Central Rockies, 1873, and to the Utes and Cliff Dwellings, 1874
Edited, with Introduction and Notes by LeRoy R. Hafen and Ann
W. Hafen
The Far West and the Rockies Historical Series, 1820 - 1875,
Volume X
The Arthur H. Clark Company: Glendale, California, 1959, 1st
edition
Original green cloth binding; gold print on spine; 345 pages
Fine condition: strong, tight spine; bright, clean pages
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THE OLD WEST SPEAKS
By Howard R. Driggs
Water-Color Paintings by William Henry
Jackson
Prentice-Hall, Inc.: Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1956, 1st edition
Original two-tone cloth binding; gold print on spine; 220
pages
Book is in fine condition: tight spine; clean, bright pages
Previous owner inscription on front endpaper, signed by Kit
Carson III
Very good plus to near fine dust jacket; "10.00"
price on inner front flap
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