J. H. Eastman, (ca. 1940). Ephemera. Eastman B-993. This photograph shows a bulldozer and large dump trucks removing rock from a steep hillface. Postally unused. DOPS back.

J. H. Eastman, (ca. 1938). Ephemera. Eastman b-910. This photograph shows the Sacramento River surrounded by terraced mountains and a large network of roads connecting construction sites.

Ephemera. Set of 5 postcards in paper case.

1886. Hardcover. 26 photographs, 2 full page (includes early view of Statue of Liberty), 16 half-page, 8 quarter page. 6.25 X 5.75 inches. Early edition, prior owner pencil date of 1886 on rear pastedown. Blue embossed covers with gold lettering and decoration. Edge and surface wear. Accordian style. Rear hinge.....

Keystone View Company, (ca. 1906). Trade Paperback. Card number 18263. Near fine. Curved back. Light toning.

Underwood & Underwood, 1904. Photograph. Card (43)-4697. Image of Greenlandic Inuit people in front of a tent. Instructional text printed on back. Fine. Curved top photographs.

H. G. Nelson, (ca. 1910). Photograph. A real photo postcard of the Norwegian band at one of the Polson Logging Company camps, near Hoquiam, Washington. The men are holding a variety of instruments, including an accordion, an autoharp, a coronet, a violin or fiddle, and a euphonium. Five of the.....

Gowen Sutton Co., (ca. 1920). Photograph. Image of international fraudster, an Italian-American born Edgardo Laplante, who travelled the world as a Chief White Elk, seducing women and living off the generousity of others. He was, however, remarkably effective at selling war bonds during the First World War. This image shows.....

Ephemera. Busy street scene in downtown Santa Rosa, Sonoma County. Ca. 1940. Near fine card. Postally unused. DOPS back.

Ephemera. Real photo postcard. 'One of the early buildings near Fairholm was not a resort lodge or hotel but the small cabin of Caroline Jones, who settled on Lake Crescent in the early 1890s. Originator of the name 'Fairholme,' Caroline Jones, later became the wife of Theodore Rixon, best known.....

Ca. 1900. Leather. Private mailing cards, with vignettes of major Washington, DC, buildings and statues flanked by American flags on one side; verso (back) for address. Full set is 15 (?) cards. This is a partial set of 8 cards, all fine (mint, or nearly so). No. 1, US Capitol;.....

ARA (American Relief Administration), 1919. Ephemera. A group of five postcards showing the victory parade in New York City following the end of the First World War. The cards, apparently part of a series issued by the ARA, are numbered V-1 to V-5 (total number in series not known to.....