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Key West, FL: Key West Administration, 193x. stapled wrappers. Very Good. Oblong 8vo, [16] pages, vertical crease at center. Very Scarce. The central facing pages contain a two-page spread of "Map of the Lower Florida Keysr the Key West Archipelago" (which includes an inset map. The final page is a map, "The Coral Isle of Key West", a colorful imaginative rendering. "This Map was Engraved on a miraculous Scale by A. J. Dornbush." Adrian J. Dornbush was an Iowa artist and colleague with Grant Wood at Wood's Stone City Art School and Colony. Dornbush was the director of the colony. WorldCat cites only two entries for this; however, one entry is for the University of Miami, which boasts two copies, each, apparently, slightly different from the other: this example may perhaps be a third variant.

Key West, Fla.: Key West Administration, n.d. [ca. 1935]. Oblong octavo, stiff black wrappers with art deco decorations, stapled, [16] pp. Color illustrations, double-page color map, color bird’s eye view. Fine.

St. Augustine: The Record Company, 1935. Stapled Decorated Wraps. Fine/No Dust Jacket As Issued. Stapled stiff decorative wraps with a three-color art deco design. Oblong; 9 by 6 inches; [16] pages with watercolor artwork representing the months of the year on 12 pages with a two-page centerfold map and a color map at the end. Carefully handled, Text clean, Bindings firm. No flaws to note. An uncommon piece of Floridana with no institutional copies located in OCLC/WorldCat.. Full Title: Key West: Where the Tropics Really Begin; There is All-Year Fishing; There Has Never Been a Frost; You Can Go to Sea in Your Car; The Sun Rises and Sets in the Sea; African Tribal Dances Can Be Seen; You Can Go Abroad without Leaving the United States; Mayans, Indians, Spanish, French and English Have Left Their Marks.