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[001752] . MONTANA, THE MAGAZINE OF WESTERN HISTORY. ill. Photographs,maps, Drawings. Helena, Montana: Montana Historical Society, 1972. Soft Cover. Montana. Very Good Summer 1972, Volume XXII, No. 3. Contents include: The Meaning of Yellowstone; Quest of Warren Gillette Based on the Original Diary; Lost in the Wilderness: Truman Everts' 37 Days of Terror; William Henry Jackson: First Camera on the Yellowstone; and Trials of a Trailblazer: P.W. Norris and Yellowstone. Includes other articles on Yellowstone. 102 pp. Magazine is VG. $5.00

[003102] . SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. A Weekly Journal of Practical Information, Art, Science, Mechanic Chemistry and Manufactures. Vol. LXXXII-No.21, . ill. Photographs,. New York: Munn & Co, 1900. Paper Wraps. Science. Good May 26, 1900 issue. 7 photographs on cover of The California Borax Industry. Articles: New York Rapid Transit Tunnel, Emigration to Cape Nome, Electric driven Air-Pump, Roadbed shouldering and leveling car(maintenance on railroad tracks), Count Von Zeppelin's Airship, Boxax, Old and New Methods of Production, Sault Power Canal, and Some Pacific Sharks and Accompanying Fishes by Prof. Chas. Fred'k Holder. Newspaper size. Five hole-punched on side. Several light water marks on cover- one lightly on photograph. Doesn't go through. Exterior is Good. Interior is clean and in VG condition. $20.00

[000881] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXII, Sept. 3, 1927 No.1. ill. Cover Illus. By Misk. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good- William Patterson White's Serial "Cloudy in the West" begins in this issue. Also stories by Max Brand (part four), Reginald C. Barker, Ray Humphreys, and John H. Hamlin. 144 pp. plus 8 pages of ads. Tears along sides and top edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear. Tear along lower front spine gutter and missing tiny piece of spine top edge. But cover intact and interior Very Good. $20.00

[003022] . SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY GOSSIP, 5 Issues 1883. Boston: S. E. Cassino & Co., 1883. Size: Approx. 6 " x 9 1/2". Paper Wraps. Science. Good+ or Better January-October 1883. Vol.I, No.3 January 15, 1883 Articles: Cuvier, and English Universities. Vol. I, No.6 April 16, 1883, Article: American Museums, Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia, PA. Vol.I, No.7 May 15, 1883, Articles: American Museums, The American Museum of Natural History, New York City, and American Archaeology: The Work of the Peabody Museum. Vol.I, No.8 June 15, 1883, Articles: American Museums: The Lyceum of Natural History at Williams College, American Archaeology: The Work of the Peabody Museum (continued), The Atlantic Right Whales, and Land Leeches of Ceylon. Vol.I, No.12 October 15, 1883 (last issue of "first volume") Article: Color Sense In Man. All issues include articles of Scientific Notes, Book Reviews and publication ads. some issues have uncut pages. ex-mus. numbers on front. lightly soiled covers otherwise Good+ or better. Interiors are clean, tight and VG. $205.00

[002988] . THE AMERICAN WEST, Magazine of the Western History Association, Volume I No.1-4 1964. ill. Photographs, Illustrations. 1964. Size: Approx. 8 1/4 " x 10 3/4". Magazine. Western Americana. Very Good to Very Good+ first 4 issues. #1-4. All in VG condition. #3 has a small repaired tear (1/2") on spine, back covers very lightly soiled, overall VG+. $60.00

[002737] . The Mentor Magazine Volume 12 No. 6 Serial No. 257. July 1924 . ill. Photographs. 1924. Magazine. Desert. Good+ to Very Good- Color illustrated covers with painting by W R Leigh on front. Articles: "The Lure of the Desert" by John C Van Dyke; "The Pageant Highway, a 6,000 mile trip from Park to Park" by Ronne C Shelse' of the U S Geological Survey; and J Pennington writes about Taos. Slight soil around cover edges. Top front corner tip chipped, small crease on side. 1/2" tear at spine base, otherwise covers are Good + to VG-. Interior is tight, clean and in VG+ condition. $28.50

[002502] . FIGA, Fretted Instrument Guild of America. 1981-88. 18 issues.. Music. Very Good Each issue is for two months. 2 issues for 1981: Sept.-Dec.; 1 issue for 1982: May-June; none for 1983, 2 issues for 1984: Sept.-Dec.; 1 issue for 1985: Jan.-Feb.; 3 issues for 1986: March-June, Nov.-Dec.; 5 issues for 1987 only missing 1 issue: May-June; and 4 issues for 1988: Jan.-Aug. Five have mailing labels on back. All Very Good or better. $35.00

[002501] . PICKIN', For People into Music., 10 Issues for 1978-79.. Music. VG 3 issues:1978-March, May and June. Included in June 1978 "Special Instrument Issue". 7 issues for 1979- Feb.-March, May, July, Sept.-Nov. Have mailing labels on front. Overall Very Good or better. $17.50

[002370] . KOREAN FRONTIER, 5 Issues 1971. Seoul: The Korea Herald, 1971. Korea. Good+ to Very Good- 5 issues. March, May, June, July and August. ex-mus. stamp on cover. Crease down length as if folded ,otherwise all exteriors are Very Good. One issue tear on first page, bottom edge, otherwise all interiors are VG+. July issue on President Park's Inauguration. $16.50

[005050] . CURRENT HISTORY, A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF THE NEW YORK TIMES.December 1917. ill. Photographs, Maps. New York: New York Times, 1917. Size: Approx. 6 1/2" x 9 1/2". Soft Cover. World History. Fair to Good- Contents: American Troops' First Fight in Europe; American Army in France; Austro-German Invasion of Italy; Battle of Flanders; French Victory at Chemin Des Dames; Russia's Radicals in Revolt; U.S. Army 1,8000,000 Strong; U-Boat Sinkings of the Month; Supreme War Council; Brazil at War with Germany; President Wilson's Labor Address; and more. 572 pp. Numerous historical photographs, Political Cartoons; and advertisements of the era. Covers detached. Tears and small missing pieces around edges. No spine "covering". Overall covers are Good- to Fair. Interior is tight, clean and VG. $15.00

[001753] . THE AMERICAN WEST. 1965. Very Good Fall 1965, Vol.II, No. 4. $5.00

[003104] . SCIENCE RECORD (Formerly Scientific and Literary Gossip), 3 Issues 1883-1884.. ill. Figures (line drawings). Boston: S. E. Cassino & Co., 1883. Size: Approx. 6 " x 9 3/4". Paper Wraps. Science. Good A monthly journal of Notes and News in all departments of Science. 3 issues: Dec.15,1883(Vol. 11, No.2); Jan.15, 1884(Vol.II, No. 3) and Oct.15,1884(Vol.II, No.12). Articles include: A NEW MICROSCOPE SLIDE CABINET, RESEARCHES ON BACTERIA, MICROSCOPY, SOCIETY OF NATURALISTS IN EASTERN UNITED STATES, BATS, CALIFORNIA SPIDERS, BIRDS, CRUSTACEA, ROCK SECTIONS, WINES, and HARMONY OF THE SPHERES. Jan.1884 issue pages mainly uncut. Illustrations, including publisher advertisements. Paper covers mildly soiled, string-tied. Oct.1884 issue's covers detached from text with tears, still intact. Overall exteriors are Good. Interiors are clean, tight and Very Good. $100.00

[000994] . FORTUNE MAGAZINE, October 1947. New Jersey: Time, Inc, 1947. Size:10 1/2" x 13". Wraps. Fortune Magazine. Very Good Volume XXXVI, Number 4. Contents: THE FARMER GOES TO TOWN...with a lot of money, and brings home many urban amenities.; GENERAL CABLE, Recharged with novel ideas, this biggest of wiremakers cuts prices, raises wages, and holds profits.; TURKEY: AID FOR WHAT? by Max Weston Thornburg, Business criteria for helping a nation help itself. MR. O'HARA'S NICKEL DRINK, After sixty-three snug years in the South, Dr. Pepper wants national distribution-cheap.; NORTHROP WING, Long an aerodynamic ideal, the airplane without fuselage or tail is a giant jet-propelled reality.; HONG KONG, Britain's commercial crown jewel shines brighter than it did before the Japanese seized it. A report and a portfolio of pictures.; WORLD SHORTAGE OF PULP, One of civilization's basic fibers will be scarce and high until Europe recovers.; LOCK, STOCK & BARREL, A portfolio of fine modern shooting irons, with some notes on an ancient sport.; THE RIGHT TO MOVE, by Herrymon Maurer. Migration, once free, has been planned to a standstill., Cover art by Edmund D. Lewandowski. No tears. Spine faded and rubbed otherwise Very Good+. Interior is also Very Good. +. 208 pp. $35.00

[000889] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXIII, Nov.5, 1927 No.4. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good Novel by Kenneth Perkins. Also stories by Max Brand (part three), Jackson Gregory (part two), and Frank Triem. 144 pp. plus eight pages of ads. A few tears & soil along sides and edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Rubbing to spine and tears to lower spine. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear. But covers intact and in Good condition. Interior Very Good. $25.00

[000888] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXIII, Oct. 29, 1927 No.3. ill. Cover By Misk. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good- Two Novelettes by George Gilbert and Kenneth Gilbert. Also stories by Max Brand (part two), Jackson Gregory (part one), and Frank Triem. 144 pp. Tears & soil along sides and lower edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Missing piece on front lower edge and lower spine. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear. But covers intact and interior Very Good. $20.00

[000887] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXIII, Oct. 22, 1927 No.2. ill. Cover By Sidney Riesenberg. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good Novel by John Frederick. Also stories by Max Brand ( part one), George Owen Baxter(part five), Frank Triem and Reginald C. Barker. 144 pp. Tears along top and lower edges of covers and back side edge, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear .Small tears to spine edges. But covers intact and in Good condition. Interior Very Good. $25.00

[000886] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXIII, Oct. 15, 1927 No.1. ill. Cover By Laurence Herndon. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good- William Patterson White's Serial "Cloudy in the West" part seven. Also stories by Ray Humphreys, George Owen Baxter (part four), Robert Ormond Case and Reginald C. Barker. 144 pp. Tears along sides and lower edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear .Small tears to spine edges. But covers intact and interior Very Good. $20.00

[000885] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXII, Oct. 8, 1927 No.6. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good- William Patterson White's Serial "Cloudy in the West" part six. Also stories by Ray Humphreys, George Owen Baxter(part three), Johnston McCulley and F. R. Buckley. 144 pp. Tears along front side and edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear .Small tears to spine edges. But covers intact and interior Very Good. $20.00

[000884] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXII, Oct. 1, 1927 No.5. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good- William Patterson White's Serial "Cloudy in the West" part five. Also stories by Ray Humphreys, George Owen Baxter (part two), Kenneth Perkins and Austin Hall. 144 pp. plus eight pages of ads. Tears along sides and edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear. Chipping to spine edges. Back cover spotted. But covers intact and interior Very Good except for first few pages of ads. have moisture stains on lower corner and verso of front cover along side edge where soiled. $20.00

[000883] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXII, Sept. 17, 1927 No.3. ill. Cover Illus. By Ewen Hofer. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good- William Patterson White's Serial "Cloudy in the West" part three. Also stories by Max Brand, George Owen Baxter (part six-final), Frank Richardson Pierce and Howard E. Morgan. 144 pp. Tears along sides and top/bottom edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear. Small nick along lower edge and spine edges rubbed. But cover intact and interior Very Good. $20.00

[000882] . WESTERN STORY MAGAZINE, Vol. LXXII, Sept. 10, 1927 No.2. ill. Cover Illus. William Yeakle. New York: Street & Smith , 1927. Size: Approx. 7" x 10". Wraps. Magazine. Good William Patterson White's Serial "Cloudy in the West" part two. Also stories by Max Brand (part five), Reginald C. Barker, Adolph Bennauer, and Austin Hall.. 144 pp. Small tears along sides and top edges of covers, where it has been handled to open. Cover slightly extends over rest of text, therefore taking the wear. Slight tear along lower front spine gutter and missing small piece of spine top edge. But cover intact and in Good condition. Interior Very Good. $25.00

[002335] . SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 27 Issues 1968-1977 . ill. Photographs, Charts, Tables, Diagrams, Maps. New York: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN INC, Paper Wraps. Magazines. Very Good- 2 issues: 1968 (Jan. & Oct.); 2 issues: 1969 (March & July); 1 issue: 1970 (July); 1 issue: 1971 (Oct.); 8 issues: 1974 (Jan.,June, July, August-Dec); 7 issues: 1975 (Jan., Feb., April-May, July-August, & Oct.); 5 issues: 1976 (May-Aug. & Nov.), and 1 issue: 1977 (March). All colored covers are in VG- or better condition. Some covers are mildly soiled or foxed(?) at borders otherwise VG. Interiors of all are clean, tight, and in VG+ condition. $185.00

[004222] . UTAH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 1953-1958 12 Issues. ill. Photographs, Facsimiles. Salt Lake City, Utah: Utah State Historical Society, Size: Approx. 6 " x 9 ". Paper Wraps. Utah. Very Good 1953: October issue-Mormonism in Idaho Politics 1880-1890; Miles Goodyear and Founding of Ogden; and Elias Smith: Journal of a Pioneer Editor. 1954: January issue-Pony Express; Report of Lieut. Col. P. St. George Cooke of His March from Santa Fe to San Diego; Letter of a Gold Rusher of 1850. 1955: October issue-Utah State Hospital-Care of Mentally Ill; Infamous Emma Mine. 1956 complete year with all four issues: January, April, July and October. Articles include: Taxable Income in Utah 1862-1872; History of Isaac Sorensen, Bernard A. DeVoto; Driving of the Golden Spike, Clarence King's Fortieth Parallel Survey; History of Utah State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation; Bibliographers' Choice of Books on Utah and Mormons; Salt Lake City in 1880, Orson Pratt; Settlement of Cache Valley and John M. Bernhisel and the Territorial Library. 1957 complete year with all four issues: January, April, July and October. Articles include: Lee's Ferry at Lonely Dell, Mormon Crossing of the United States 1840-1870; Utah State Historical Society: Sixty Years of Organized History, Mormon Question Enters National Politics 1850-1856; Railroad Renaissance in the Rockies; Letters of A Proselyte, The Hascall-Pomeroy Correspondence and 1958 October issue-Mountain Men before the Mormons, Salt Lake City Beobachter and Early-day Trading with the Nevada Mining Camps. Slight fading to spines, otherwise covers are Very Good. Interiors are tight, clean and Very Good+. $75.00

[005034] . MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED, . The How-to-do Magazine. August 1964. Fawcett Publication, 1964. Magazine. Good to Good+ Preview of the 1965 Cars. Luxurious Floating Home You can Build. McCahill Tests a Russian Car! and The Awful Truth About Supersonic Flying. $8.00

[005001] . INDIAN JEWELRY, 4 ARIZONA HIGHWAY MAGAZINES 1974-79. ill. Photographs & Drawings. Phoenix AZ: Arizona Highway Department, Size: Approx. 9" X 12". Magazines. Indian Jewelry. Very Good+ 4 beautiful issues with Indian Jewelry on the covers with articles and color photographs inside. Years: JANUARY 1974; AUGUST 1974; MARCH 1975; and APRIL 1979 (Collector's Edition). Articles regarding Indian Jewelry: NAVAJO SILVER CRAFT, A Liberally Illustrated Account of the Famous Navajo Craftsmen; GLASS INDIAN TRADE BEADS; TURQUOISE; TURQUOISE IN INDIAN JEWELRY; LOWREN WEST; ARIZONA'S PREHISTORIC JEWELRY; CHARLES LOLOMA; THE FIRST SILVERSMITHS; SILVER OVERLAY-A HOPI TRADITION; A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF ALL INDIAN JEWELRY, RELATED ARTS AND ARTIFACTS; C.G. WALLACE; CORAL-RED GOLD OF INDIAN JEWELRY; OLD PAWN...THE REAL, REAL INDIAN JEWELRY; THE NEW TRADERS: New art forms, new silversmiths, new markets; THE TURQUOISE OSTRICH; INDIAN JEWELRY GOES CONTEMPORY; plus one complete issue on Jewelry: THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION. All issues are Very Good to Near Fine. Charles Loloma (1921-1991) was perhaps the most famous Native American jewelry artist of his day. C. G. Wallace is probably the most famous trader name from Zuni jewelry history. $35.00

[005000] . DESERT MAGAZINE, December 1949. . ill. Photographs, Maps, Drawings,. William Knyvett, Magazine: Desert. Good December 1949 issue with cover showing White Christmas on the Desert. Some articles include: Valley of the Cathedrals, by Charles Kelly; We found Ant Hills covered with Jewels, by Edith Rutenic McLeod; Panamint Pack Trip, by Randall Henderson; Pom Poms at Christmas, by Dorothy L. Pillsbury; and Adobe Maker of Scottsdale, by Christine B. MacKenzie. Pictorial cover with some rubbing. Several small nicks at spine joint. Back cover 4 1/2" tear at spine.Mildly soiled back cover. Overall covers are Good. Interior is tight, clean and VG+. $7.00

[004950] . HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE 1899. ill. Frederic Remington, A.B. Frost, Peter Newell,, Louis Loeb, T. de Thulstrup, Percy F.S. Spence, W. T. Smedley, Lucius Hitchcock, . New York: Harper & Brothers, 1899. Size: Approx. 6 " x 9 ". Soft Cover. Magazine. Very Good July 1899. No.590. Many famous authors and artists including: THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, Part VI: The Blockade of Manila and The Capture of Guam by Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. Senator from Massachusetts (with 19 illustrations, including drawings by T. de Thulstrup and one map ) ; THE INTERIOR DECORATION OF THE CITY HOUSE, Part III by Russell Sturgis (10 illustrations, drawings by Otto H. Bacher and one Plan ); THE PRINCESS XENIA, Chapter X, by H.B. Marriott Watson with an illustration by T. de Thulstrup; THE WRATH OF THE ZUYDER ZEE, by Thomas A. Janvier with 4 illustrations by Lucius Hitchcock; THE AUSTRALIAN HORSEMAN, by Herbert C. Mac Ilwaine with 7 illustrations by Percy F.S. Spence; THEIR SILVER WEDDING JOURNEY, Part VII-XLV, by William Dean Howells with 2 illustrations by W. T. Smedley; THE HONOR OF THE TROOP, by Frederic Remington with 2 full page illustrations by author; NOT ON THE PASSENGER-LIST, by Jessie Van Zile Belden; TRADE POLICY WITH THE COLONIES, by Worthington C. Ford; A BROTHER TO SAINT JAMES, by Wolcott Leclear Beard, and MATILDA'S ADDRESS BOOK; by Margaret Sutton Briscoe. pp.167-326 plus advertisements in front and back. Illustrated paper covers. Slightly soiled. 1 " tear on back cover along top spine's joint. Otherwise covers are Very Good. Interior is tight, clean and Very Good+. Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924) was an American statesman, a Republican politician, and noted historian. Russell Sturgis, Ph.D. (1836-1909), was an architect and art critic. Thomas Allibone Janvier (1849-1913) was an American story-writer and historian. William Dean Howells (1837-1920) was an American realist author and literary critic. Worthington Chauncey Ford (1868-1941) was an American historian. Wolcott Leclear Beard (1867-1937) was an Engineer, adventurer and author. Famous illustrators include: Frederic Remington (1861-1909) was an American painter, illustrator, sculptor, and writer who specialized in depictions of the American West. Arthur Burdett Frost (1851-1928) was an early American illustrator, graphic artist, painter and comics writer. Peter Newell was famous as an illustrator of children's books at the turn of the century. Louis Loeb (1866-1909), was a well-known artist. Otto H. Bacher, painter, etcher, and illustrator, was an early American impressionist. He was a founding member of the Society of Illustrators at its inception in 1901. Other well-known illustrators and artists were Lucius Hitchcock, Percy F.S. Spence and W. T. Smedley. $100.00

[004838] . KOREA MAGAZINE 1970 AND 1971. ill. Color and b/w Photos, Map. Seoul, Korea: Ministry of Culture and Information, 1970. Size: Approx. 9 1/2" x 12". Stiff Covers. Magazine. Good or Better 2 issues of KOREA MAGAZINE:1970 and 1971. Beautifully illustrated with color photographs. English text. Subtitles of photographs in English and French. KOREA 1970's spine with tears, otherwise Very Good. KOREA 1971's cover is Very Good+. 1971 issue's free endpaper with ex. mus. stamp. Otherwise both interiors are tight, clean and Very Good+. $35.00

[004791] . Capt. Billy's Whiz Bang . ill. Sketches. Minnesota: Robbinsdale, 1925. Size: Approx. 5" x 7 1/4". Softcover. Magazine. Good January issue, Vol. VII, No. 81."This Magazine is edited by a Spanish-American and World War Veteran and is dedicated to the Fighting Forces of the United States and Canada." 64 pp. Captain Billy's Whiz Bang is considered the great grandfather of the National Lampoon and other humor magazines. Once considered risqué, it is now considered a mirror of contemporary society in the Roaring Twenties. After serving in World War I, Wilford H. "Captain Billy" Fawcett began printing a small bulletin of barracks humor for disabled servicemen in a veterans' hospital. A wholesaler picked up the publication and started selling it in hotels and drugstores. Color illustrated cover-some wear. Creased down middle as if folded. Shows through a bit inside-minor. Stapled. Tear at spine base up to first staple and missing spine paper. Overall covers are Good. First page name scratched over-previous owner's? Otherwise interior is clean, tight and Very Good. Last page and verso of back cover with one small foxed? spot. $12.00

[004787] . The United States Magazine, and Democratic Review . ill. Frontis Engraving. New York: J.& H.G. Langley, 1841. Size: Approx. 6 " x 9 ". Paper Wraps. Single Issue Magazine. Fair October 1841. No covers. Contents: DR CHANNING'S RECENT WRITINGS; A SABBATH AMONG THE HILLS; FREE TRADE, Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Import Duties with the principal Evidence; GRASSMERE AND RYDAL WATER, by Mrs. Sigourney; POLITICAL PORTRAITS WITH PEN AND PENCIL-No.XXVI. FRANCIS THOMAS OF MARYLAND; FELICITY. From the German of Goethe, by James K. Armstrong; THE FIRST MEETING OF JEFFERSON AND BURR; THE LIGHT OF LIFE, by C. W. Denison; ANTON'S DICTIONARY AND DEFENCE; SONNETS ON CHARACTER, by B. F. Butler-V. JOHN CALVIN, VI. WILLIAM PENN; and POLITICAL PORTRAITS WITH PEN AND PENCIL-No.XXVII. MARCUS MORTON OF MASSACHUSETTS( with a fine Engraving on steel). First 36 pages "Monthly Literary Advertiser" with ads. Some foxing-heaviest on first few pages. Frontis. engraving of Marcus Morton protected with foxed tissue guard. Mild foxing around engraving-not on portrait. pp.315-408. String-tied. Text is tight. Mild foxing. Doesn't interfere with text. Text is Good. Have to list publication as Fair because covers are missing. Dr. Channing was an honorary transcendentalist, as an active Unitarian minister whose productive years predated and anticipated many of the ideas adopted by Emerson and Parker, in particular, so much that Emerson would say respectfully, "he is our Bishop." Lydia Huntley Sigourney née Lydia Howard Huntley (September 1, 1791 - June 10, 1865) was an extremely popular American poet during the early and mid 19th century. She was commonly known as the "Sweet Singer of Hartford." Most of her works were published with just her married name "Mrs. Sigourney." Francis Thomas (February 3, 1799-January 22, 1876) was a Maryland politician who served as Governor of Maryland from 1842-1844. He also served as a United States Representative from Maryland. Marcus Morton (December 19, 1784-February 6, 1864) was a lawyer, jurist, and politician from Taunton, Massachusetts. He represented Massachusetts in the United States House of Representatives and served two terms as Governor of Massachusetts. The United States Magazine and Democratic Review began publication with the October 1837 issue. In 1852 its name changed to Democratic Review, and it seems to have ceased publication or been absorbed into other magazines not long afterward. $50.00

[004379] . HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. NOVEMBER 1868. ill. Engravings, Drawings,. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1868. Size: Approx. 6 1/2" x 10". Paper Covers. Harper's Magazine. Good- to Fair November Issue. Volume 37, Number 222. Some articles written or about FAMOUS AMERICANS: J. ROSS BROWNE:Explorations in Lower California (Second Paper) pp.740-752 with illustrations; Fish-Culture in America, pp.721-739 with illustrations- one of SETH GREEN; The Handel Festival at the Crystal Place, 1868, pp.753-759 with illustrations-one of CHRISTINE NILSSON; and Democracy of the Chinese by REV. WILLIAM SPEER, pp.839-848. Soiling to front cover. Ink "blottish" from spill? on lower spine on to front lower cover, widest area 1/2". One inch tear, side edge chipped. "Duplicate" stamped.Cover is Good- to Fair. pp.721-744 one or both side corner edges creased/folded. Last 2 pages side top corner also creased/folded. Otherwise interior is tight and clean and Very Good. Many engravings. $20.00

[004224] . UTAH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 1970-1977 30 Issues. ill. Photographs, Facsimiles, Maps, Sketches. Salt Lake City, Utah: Utah State Historical Society, Size: Approx. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2". Stiff Covers. Utah. Very Good Complete years for 1970-1972 and 1974-1976 with all four issues of Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. For 1973 and 1977: 3 issues for each year. Articles include: Mining; 1922 Coal Miner's Strike; Utah's Labor Movement; Brigham Young; Mormon Settlement; Sarah M. Kimball; Truman Leonard; Utah State Supreme Court; Mormon Folklore; Joseph L. Rawlins, Father of Utah Statehood; Immigrants and Mines; Architectural History; Education; Agriculture; Transportation, Politics; Mormon Battalion; Fort Bridger; Fort Rawlins; Utah Goes Dry; Mormon Culture in Eastern Arizona; Utah's Ethnic Minorities; History of the Southern Paiutes and Western Shoshonis; Southern Utes; Navajo Frontiers in Utah ; Gosiute Indians; Hopis and the Mormons 1858-1873; Utah Statehood 1896; Negro Slavery in Utah; Greek Immigrants in Utah; Colorado River Exploration and the Mormon War; Overland to California: Journal of Calvin Taylor; and Women in Utah. Pictorial covers. Occasional chips/tears at spines. Overall covers are Very Good to Very Good+. Interiors are tight, clean and Very Good +. $145.00

[004223] . UTAH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 1960-1969 29 Issues. ill. Photographs, Facsimiles, Maps, Sketches. Salt Lake City, Utah: Utah State Historical Society, Size: Approx. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2". Stiff Covers. Utah. Very Good Complete years for 1963-1968 with all four issues of Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. For 1960: October issue. For 1962: Winter issue and 1969 Spring,Summer, and Winter issue which includes John Wesley Powell and The Colorado River Centennial Edition (Spring 1969). Some of the articles include: Transcontinental Railroad and Development of the West; Contracting for the Union Pacific; Chinese Laborers and Construction fo the Central Pacific; Driving the Last Spike; Etienne Provost, Dr. John M. Bernhisel: Mormon Elder in Congress; Saltair, Great Salt Lake's Famous Resort; Failure of Hatchtown Dam 1914; An Anguished Odyssey: the Flight of the Utes, 1906-1908; Coming of the Union Pacific Railroad, Scots among the Mormons; Beginnings of the Catholic Church in Utah; The Episcopal Church in Utah; Mountain Meadows; Settlements on the Muddy 1865 to 1871; Desert Tortoise: The Mormon Tabernacle on Temple Square; Notes on Mormon Polygamy; Shoshoni-Bannock Marauders on the Oregon Trail 1859-1863; Camp Floyd, Utah 1858-1861; Ute Indians: Before and After White Contact; Bingham Canyon; Utah's Biggest Businees: Ogden Air Materiel Area at Hill Air Force Base 1938-1965; Cattle Industry of Utah 1850-1900; Utah Cattle Brand; Preston Nutter: Utah Cattleman 1886-1936; Utah Military Frontier 1872-1912; Abraham Lincoln as seen by the Mormons; Century of Mining 1863-1963; and Utah's Missiles Industry. Several laid in subscription advertisements for the Quarterly. Also a 6 page pamphet on "Utah Statehood Day". Pictorial covers. Occasional chips/tears at spines. Overall covers are Very Good to Very Good+. Interiors are tight, clean and Very Good +. $145.00

[003106] . THE NATURALIST. Feb. 1890. Vol.IV, No. 7.. ill. Etchings. Kansas City, Kansas: R.B. Trouslot & Co., 1890. Size: Approx. 9" X 12". Paper Wraps. Natural History. Very Good Articles: THOSE ELEPHANT PIPES AGAIN by Warren Watson; THE RESURRECTION FERN, by "Arkansaw Hoosier"; PALAEONTOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES IN AND NEAR KANSAS CITY, MO., by David H. Todd; THE ANTERIOR ARTS, by "Ictinus"; and THE PRE-HISTORIC MEN WITH LIEUTENANT FREDERICK SCHWATKA. Last 2 pages with "inducements to new subscribers with etchings of free "specimens" in exchange for a subscription to THE NATURALIST. They include "a fine Barnacle from the Atlantic, a Shark's Egg and an Egg of the Skate, or Two fine specimens of Resurection Plant, from Mexico, or a Mother of Pearl Shell, etc. A choice of 65 different items. Very good condition. No tears. Clean. On front page in article on ELEPHANT PIPES, appears to be a correction to text. a semi-colon is added, a "not" is crossed out, and the word "genuineness" is underlined. Otherwise the publication is VG+. 8 pages unpaginated. Laid in a yellow sheet for subscribing. $50.00

[004221] . UTAH HISTORICAL QUARTERLY 1928-1933 8 Issues. ill. Photographs, Sketches, Maps, Facsimiles. Salt Lake City, Utah: Utah State Historical Society, Size: Approx. 6 " x 9 ". Paper Wraps. Utah. Very Good April 1928: Vol. I No.2 on Utah Indians Past and Present. No covers otherwise Very Good. October 1929: Volume 2 No. 4 on Journal of John Boardman, Negro Slaves in Utah, and American Posts. July 1930: Vol.3 No. 3 on Hastings Cutoff, Reminiscences of John R. Young, Early Justice in Utah, Material Progress of Utah, and American Posts. 3 issues for 1932: January, April and July-Articles: Salmon River Mission, Reminiscences of Indian Habits and Character, Death of Captain May, Naming Silver Reef, Extracts from the Journal of Henry W. Bigler, American Posts,Replica of First Newspaper printed in Utah, after The Deseret News, and Early Printing in Utah outside of Salt Lake City. 2 issues from 1933: January and April-Articles include Extracts from the Journal of John Steele, American Posts, John Crook's Journal, Pahute Fire Legend, and Glossary of Indian Work. All issues except for 1928 have grey covers. All have a white sticker label at top left corner(ex-lib?). Otherwise covers are Very Good +. Interiors are tight, clean and Very Good+. $75.00

[004113] . OCEANS (Magazine) 4 Issues 1969. ill. Photographs, Graphs, Drawings. San Diego, CA: Trident Publishers, 1969. Size: Approx. 8 1/2 " x 11". Magazine. Oceanography. Very Good 5 issues from 1969.: January, March, April, and August. Contributing AUTHORS: Barham; Cousteau; Craven; De Sylva; Gilmore; Moriarty; Wenk; Peterson; Dugan; Joyce; Marx; Pell; Read; Revelle' Wilce; Hall; Nelson; Reynolds; Riedl; Robinson; Lance; Linsky; Ludwigson; and Edgar; SUBJECTS include: Gray Whale; Thermal Pollution; Channel Islands, St Johns River; Sea Caves; Soviet Ships; Beaufort Scale; N.E. Canada; FPC; and Polar Bear Hunting with SCUBA and Camera; One issue's first page with advertisement and verso with Contents missing 3"x3" square, otherwise all in Very Good or better condition. $15.00

[003925] . CHILE Review. (Magazine) . ill. Photographs. Santiago, Chile: DINEX, 1976. Size: Approx. 9" X 12". Stiff Covers. Chile. Very Good Invierno/Winter 1976. In English and Spanish. (Magazine published by DINEX, the information service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Santiago, Chile. ARGOS Series, number 2. Articles include: Temple of Maipu; Pomaire Artisans; Valparaiso; Diaguita Culture; The Chilean Horse; Juan Fernandez Archipielago; Development and Participation and Ski in Chile. Filled with full page colored photographs. 75 pp. Covers detached from text, but front/back attached. Otherwise magazine is Very Good +. Interior is tight, clean and VG+. $15.00

[003425] . POPULAR SCIENCE 1947: 2 Issues. ill. Photographs, Drawings. New York: POPULAR SCIENCE Publications, 1947. Magazine. Very Good 2 issues: August and September. Cover stories: Polar Prowl Cars and Sandhog' Toughest Job. Colored illustrated covers. one tiny nick on front cover at bottom edge, otherwise covers are Very Good. Interiors are tight, clean and VG+. $15.00

[003424] . POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE 1947: 8 Issues . ill. Photographs, Drawings. Chicago: POPULAR MECHANICS Company , 1947. Magazine. Good or Better 8 issues: February, March, April, May, June, September, October, and November. Cover stories include: Rocket brakes; Snow Tractor; The House you can build Yourself; Channel-Wing Plane;Dress Parade on Rails; World's Largest Crane; Water Bomb for Forest Fires; and New Army Tank Carrier. Colored illustrated covers. Overall crisp and clean. One missing bottom corner. Paper spines on several with tears and some small missing pieces. 2 issues' spine ends with missing pieces, largest 1". Overall covers are Good or Better. Interiors are tight, clean and VG+. $58.00

[003416] . MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED, . The How-to-do Magazine. August 1964. Fawcett Publication, 1964. Magazine. Good to Good+ Preview of the 1965 Cars. Luxurious Floating Home You can Build. McCahill Tests a Russian Car! and The Awful Truth About Supersonic Flying. $8.00

[003414] . 43 EASY ELECTRONICS IDEAS FOR THE ELECTRONICS HANDYMAN. A A World Library, 1969. Very Good to Very Good+ on cover: Build your own stereo amplifier, FM receiver, speaker system, home intercom. 130 pp. covers are VG to VG+. interior is tight, clean and VG+. $19.50

[003337] . DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAGAZINE, 125 Issues: 1951-1965. ill. Photographs. Washington: National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Size: Approx. 8 1/4 " x 11". Paper Wraps. American History. Good or Better National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution is a patriotic society organized October 11, 1890, and chartered by Congress on December 2, 1896. Membership is limited to direct lineal descendants of soldiers or others of the Revolutionary period who aided the cause of independence. Applicants must have reached 18 years of age and must be personally acceptable to the society. YEAR 1951: 1 issue (Dec); YEAR 1952: 2 issues: June and December; YEAR 1953: 6 issues:January,March,April,October,November and December; YEAR 1954: 11 issues (missing Sept.); YEAR 1955: Complete; YEAR 1956: 9 issues (missing May, Sept, & Nov.); YEAR 1957: Complete; YEAR 1958: Complete; YEAR 1959:Complete; YEAR 1960: Complete; YEAR 1961: Complete; YEAR 1962: 8 issues (missing May & Oct.); YEAR 1963: Complete; YEAR 1964: 4 issues (Jan.-April); YEAR 1965: 8 issues (missing Feb. & Oct.) Wraps overall are Good or better. ex.-mus. stamp and date on front cover. Some covers, mildly soiled with moisture stains/or tears/or extra markings; the rest are Good+. Some back wraps have paper address label. One back cover bottom section cut out?. Interiors are all VG+. Years 1952-1957 magazine size smaller: 6 3/4"x 9 3/4". Starting with 1959 some issues were for two months. $285.00

[003120] . AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, 89 Issues: 1920-1929. Chicago: AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, Size: Approx. 8 1/2 " x 11 1/2". Soft Cover. Law. Good to Good+ 2 issues:1920 (Oct. & Dec.); 11 issues:1921(missing Jan.); 10 issues:1922 (Jan.-March, May-June, Aug.-Dec.); 9 issues:1923 (Jan.-March, May, July--Oct., Dec.); 12 issues:1924 (Complete); 12 issues: 1925 (Complete); 12 issues:1926 (Complete); 10 issues:1927 (Jan.-May, July-Nov.); 9 issues:1928 (Jan., March-July, Oct.-Dec), 2 issues:1929 (Jan and May). Soiling to covers, some have foxing around edges, several with moisture stains but no interference with text, occasional tears to paper spines, 2 have minor "chewing" to cover but no interference with interior text. April 1924 chewing to bottom margin through issue, not on interior text. June 1922 missing covers otherwise all covers intact. Interiors clean, tight, and VG. $700.00

[001796] . Hobbies: The Magazine for Collectors, January 1934 . 1934. Good some soiling to back cover. top left corner tip last 7 pages torn off. around 13 additional pages top corners creased. $3.00

[002366] (Korean National Commission For Unesco).. Korea Journal, March 1972. Korean National Commission For Unesco, 1972. Soft Cover. Korea. Good to Good+ Vol. 12, No.3. Third Five-Year Plan, An Anatomy of Modern Korean Society Story: Target by Yi Ch'ong-jun. ex-mus. stamp on cover. Minor rubbing spot on top and bottom edges of front cover, otherwise in VG condition. no tears. interior is clean, tight and VG+. $19.50

[003030] American Museum of Natural History. Marion B. Carr, Editor. Junior Natural History Magazine.1960- June 1963 Last Issue. ill. Photographs, Drawings. New York: American Museum of Natural History, 1960. Size: Approx. 7 " x 10 ". Paper Wraps. Natural History. Good+ or Better 36 issues. Final four years: 1960-63 ending with June 1963, the last issue. Some issues have small address label on front cover. Some have ex.mus. stamp on cover. all issues are Good+ or Better. $80.00

[004637] Corelli, Marie. MY WONDERFUL WIFE. A Study in Smoke. New York: Frank A. Munsey, 1898. Size: Approx. 4 1/4" x 6 1/4". Softcover. Fiction. Good- 103 pp. Scarce. Appears to have been published in a magazine called THE QUAKER, as the back cover states " A Unique Little Magazine THE QUAKER". No front cover. Stapled. Title page missing bottom edge up along side edge, 1 1/2"x2 1/2". Soiled/faded. ex. mus. stamp and numbers at top edge. Otherwise interior is tight, clean and Very Good. Marie Corelli (May 1, 1855 - April 21, 1924) was a British novelist. Born Mary Mackay in London, she was the illegitimate daughter of a well known Scottish poet and songwriter, Dr. Charles Mackay, and his servant, Elizabeth Mills. Mary Mackay began her career as a musician, adopting the name Marie Corelli for her billing. She gave up music, turning to writing instead and in 1886 published her first novel. Her works were collected by members of the British Royal Family, and by Winston and Randolph Churchill, amongst others. THE QUAKER was one of Frank Munsey's many short-lived magazines that was ultimately merged into Junior Munsey. It was described as "A magazine to entertain, it has no other mission." $60.00

[002364] Griffin, Donald R (Intro). ANIMAL ENGINEERING [Readings From Scientific American. 1974. Softcover. Very Good+ $5.50

[001714] The Montana Historical Society. MONTANA The Magazine of Western History. Volume XXII, No. 3 Summer, 1972. Near Fine $5.00