Nell's Topographical Map Of The State Of Colorado 1902 de Nell, Louis - 1902

Chicago / Los Angeles: Lakeside Press / Robert Glass Cleland, 1940. First Edition . Cloth. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. Folding Map. 120 Pp. Brown Cloth, Morocco Spine Label, Gilt. Inscribed "To Fred And Faith With Affectionate Greetings From Muriel And Rob. As Of December 25, 1939", Although The Book Was Nominally Published In 1940.

Boston: The Cornhill Company, 1921. First Edition 1st Printing. Red Cloth, Gilt. Very Good + Book/No Dust Jacket. Frontispiece, Plates. Viii, 179 Pp. Publisher's Red Cloth, Gilt Cover And Spine, With Blindstamped Border On Front And Rear Covers. Light Wear, No Fraying, Very Clean With No Stains Or Marks. With A Full Page Autograph Letter, Signed, From The Author To Edward A Dickson, Evening Express, City, With His Return Address C/O W. A. Clark Jr. [William Andrews Clark, The Rare Book Collector And Philanthropist, Davis Explaining That He Has Been A House Guest Of Clark]. The Letter Discusses The Author And His Book, Furnishing A Little Background Information. Also Included Is The Author's Signed Photograph, A "Cut" Fir Publication, Again Inscribed By Davis, Also With His Alternate Name Wesley Hume, And Again Giving His Address C/O Clark In Los Angeles.

New York: The Press of the Pioneers, 1934. First Edition 1st Printing. Cloth. Very Good +/No Dust Jacket. Xvii, 441 Pp. Blue Cloth, Gilt. A Clean, Tight Example. Hinges Tight. Cover Gilt Bright. Bookplate Of Previous Owner, To Whom Is Addressed A 28 Line Tls From The Author Dated May 28, 1937 In El Paso, On His Letterhead With A Branding Iron Across The Top, Providing A Courteous Reply. Cunningham Discusses The Probably False Photo Of Billy The Kid Which Had Recently Come To Light; Acknowledging That The Photo Of Sam Bass In The Book Is Not Sam Bass After All; Making A Comment On Connelley's Writing On Wild Bill Hickok, Etc. Letter In Fine Condition, Folded, With Mailing Envelope Neatly Attached To Rear Endpaper. Also With The Old Newspaper Clipping Regarding The Billy The Kid Photo, And A Prospectus For The Upcoming Caxton Reprint Of This Book. Shallow, 1" Long Bump To Top Of Front Board With 1/8" Tear To Cloth.

Washington: U. S. Department of Agriculture / Government Printing Office, 1920. First Edition . Printed Wrappers. Very Good. Maps, Photographs. 87 Pp + Very, Very Large Multi-Fold Color Map In Rear. Tan Wrappers Printed In Black, No Names Or Marks.

Chicago: W. B. Conkey, 1912. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Plates. 519 Pp. Red Cloth, Gilt, With Numerous Plates And Double Page Plates. Cloth Worn, Gilt All Present And Clear, Fraying At Corners, Front Endpaper Intact, Rear Hinge Beginning To Crack, Hinge Cracked Internally Within Text. This Example Inscribed "To My Friend Charlton E. Ames With Compliments Of The Author, Chas. A Siringo / Hollywood, Calif. / June 18Th, 1925", And With Several Handwritten Corrections Of Disguised Names By Siringo Within The Text, Including "Pinkerton" For "Dickinson" At P. 11, "Tom Horn" For "Tim Corn" In The Photo Facing P. 234, And "Jas. Mcparland" For "Jas. Mccartney" In The Photo Facing P. 514.

Chicago / Los Angeles: Lakeside Press / Robert Glass Cleland, 1940. First Edition . Cloth. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. Folding Map. 120 Pp. Brown Cloth, Morocco Spine Label, Gilt. Inscribed "To Fred And Faith With Affectionate Greetings From Muriel And Rob. As Of December 25, 1939", Although The Book Was Nominally Published In 1940.

Boston: The Cornhill Company, 1921. First Edition 1st Printing. Red Cloth, Gilt. Very Good + Book/No Dust Jacket. Frontispiece, Plates. Viii, 179 Pp. Publisher's Red Cloth, Gilt Cover And Spine, With Blindstamped Border On Front And Rear Covers. Light Wear, No Fraying, Very Clean With No Stains Or Marks. With A Full Page Autograph Letter, Signed, From The Author To Edward A Dickson, Evening Express, City, With His Return Address C/O W. A. Clark Jr. [William Andrews Clark, The Rare Book Collector And Philanthropist, Davis Explaining That He Has Been A House Guest Of Clark]. The Letter Discusses The Author And His Book, Furnishing A Little Background Information. Also Included Is The Author's Signed Photograph, A "Cut" Fir Publication, Again Inscribed By Davis, Also With His Alternate Name Wesley Hume, And Again Giving His Address C/O Clark In Los Angeles.

New York: The Press of the Pioneers, 1934. First Edition 1st Printing. Cloth. Very Good +/No Dust Jacket. Xvii, 441 Pp. Blue Cloth, Gilt. A Clean, Tight Example. Hinges Tight. Cover Gilt Bright. Bookplate Of Previous Owner, To Whom Is Addressed A 28 Line Tls From The Author Dated May 28, 1937 In El Paso, On His Letterhead With A Branding Iron Across The Top, Providing A Courteous Reply. Cunningham Discusses The Probably False Photo Of Billy The Kid Which Had Recently Come To Light; Acknowledging That The Photo Of Sam Bass In The Book Is Not Sam Bass After All; Making A Comment On Connelley's Writing On Wild Bill Hickok, Etc. Letter In Fine Condition, Folded, With Mailing Envelope Neatly Attached To Rear Endpaper. Also With The Old Newspaper Clipping Regarding The Billy The Kid Photo, And A Prospectus For The Upcoming Caxton Reprint Of This Book. Shallow, 1" Long Bump To Top Of Front Board With 1/8" Tear To Cloth.

Washington: U. S. Department of Agriculture / Government Printing Office, 1920. First Edition . Printed Wrappers. Very Good. Maps, Photographs. 87 Pp + Very, Very Large Multi-Fold Color Map In Rear. Tan Wrappers Printed In Black, No Names Or Marks.

Chicago: W. B. Conkey, 1912. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Plates. 519 Pp. Red Cloth, Gilt, With Numerous Plates And Double Page Plates. Cloth Worn, Gilt All Present And Clear, Fraying At Corners, Front Endpaper Intact, Rear Hinge Beginning To Crack, Hinge Cracked Internally Within Text. This Example Inscribed "To My Friend Charlton E. Ames With Compliments Of The Author, Chas. A Siringo / Hollywood, Calif. / June 18Th, 1925", And With Several Handwritten Corrections Of Disguised Names By Siringo Within The Text, Including "Pinkerton" For "Dickinson" At P. 11, "Tom Horn" For "Tim Corn" In The Photo Facing P. 234, And "Jas. Mcparland" For "Jas. Mccartney" In The Photo Facing P. 514.