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Woodward & Tiernam Prtg. Co, 1908. Unknown Binding. Very Good. in x in x in. Light shelf wear. #46/1000 re-issued during the Centennial Celebration of 1998. Beautiful, clean, tight copy.

HardPress Publishing, 2012-08-01. Paperback. Good.

Omaha, Nebraska: Trans-Mississippi Exposition Centennial Celebration. Very Good. 1998. Hardcover. Limited to 1000 copies. Leather spine and heavy cloth boards. Very good condition overall. This copy has a typed letter addressed to the previous owner and signed by the mayor of Omaha, Nebraska, Hal Duab. The book is also signed by this same mayor on the half-title page.; 487 pages .

Paperback / softback. New.

Paperback / softback. New.

Robert Krohn and Jean Dunbar. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1998. Hardcover. Exlibrary with usual library markings. Limited 835/1000 copies. ; 487 pages .

Hardback. New.

Hardback. New.

Committee on History, 1910. Half Leather. Fair with no dust jacket. Describes the success of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition of 1898: its historic events, architecture and electrical illuminations, government, state and international buildings and exhibits, the Indian encampment, conventions, reports of departments, Midway Plaisance and music... 487 pages, b/w illustrations. Leather binding worn and corners rubbed, endpages completely split at gutters.; 7 1/4 x 10 1/4

Omaha, Ne: Jean Dunbar, City of Omaha Historian & Robert Krohn, 1998. Centennial Edition . Hardcover. New/None. Book is protected in an archival quality clear Brodart cover. Volume itself has black covers with gold lettering on front and spine and the gold seal of the exposition on the front cover. 1/4 leather. 487 pages. The official history of the famous Omaha Exposition of 1898; a Centennial Edition reprint in 1998. This volume is in mint condition and is the official reprint authorized and reprinted in the United States. Available for immediate shipment; carefully packed in a sturdy box!

[Omaha, NE]: Published under direction of the Committee on History, 1910. Tall 8vo. 487, [1] pp. Photo frontisp., over 100 photo illustrations & plates, maps. Green ribbed publisher’s cloth, gilt lettering on spine, decorated endpapers (inner hinges starting, minor bumping to corners, edgewear), still a VG- copy, w/ presentation stamp of Gurdon Wattles on half-title. First edition of this 1898 World’s Fair which was inspired by the 1893 Columbian Exposition, and spread across 184 acres at the northern edge of Omaha, near the Missouri River. The Grand Court known as “The New White City” consisted of majestic temporary structures and statuary largely covered in plaster, along with lush gardens and a canal with fountains and gondolas, in contrast to Omaha, which was still a fairly small frontier city. Located in what is now Kountze Park, the Exposition featured a “Cody Day” in honor of Buffalo Bill who brought his Wild West Show, a popular flower parade and masked carnival sponsored by the… Leer más