The White Mountains: A Handbook for Travellers. A Guide to the Peaks, Passes, and Ravines of the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and to the Adjacent Railroads, Highways, and Villages... by White Mountains, New Hampshire - 1888

Paperback. GOOD. Pocket map missing 24th Edition ©1987

White Mountains Region of New Hampshire, 1938. Pamphlet. Used - Very Good. No date, ca 1938? (40) pages, mailback cards. Photos of Franconia Notch, Cannon Mountain, hunting, fishing, tennis, golf, camping, covered bridges, towns, paper mill, camps, Mount Washington, cog railway, horseback, skiing, snowshoeing. 9.5 x 7", printed wrapper. VG.

Paperback. Very Good. Very Good color Pictorial Wraps, Soft Cover, no date, about 38 pages, stapleback as issued. Illus. black and white throughout.

1982 Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. SCARCE: Outlook Magazine Special Edition for the Newcomen Society. Many early photos; Mt Washington, hotels, Railroads, Forestry, etc. Well done! Second Edition with additional material - 40 page magazine in stiff illustrated wraps. The White Mountains Region Association of Northern New Hampshire.

1982 Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. SCARCE: Outlook Magazine Special Edition for the Newcomen Society. Many early photos; Mt Washington, hotels, Railroads, Forestry, etc. Well done! Second Edition with additional material - 40 page magazine in stiff illustrated wraps. The White Mountains Region Association of Northern New Hampshire.

Portland: C.R. Chisholm & Brothers, (1878). First Edition. 16mo (15cm); cloth boards; 20pp descriptive text + 12 heliotype plates on heavy paper. Tight, Near Fine copy. With a contemporary ownership inscription (an M.A. Regna) to front endpaper: "July 11, 1878 - on the road to N. Conway." The publisher issued a number of iterations of this title, in various formats and with varying numbers of plates. In later editions the descriptive text is attributed to Moses Foster Sweetser. Per OCLC cataloguing data, this 16mo edition, dated 1878 on verso of title page, appears to precede all others.

New York: A. Wittemann, 1890. First. hardcover. very good(-). Contains title page and 31 fine albertype photographs. oblong 12mo, decorated blue cloth, original blue tie, light foxing to title page. New York: A. Wittemann, 1890. First Edition.<br/> <br/> Printed by the Albertype Co., of New York City. Contains several images of Mount Washington's railroad and Summit House. Other views include Franconia Notch, Echo Lake, Bald Mountain, and Mt. Cannon.<br/> <br/>

White Mountains ClassicThe Bond map with the Champney views is without doubt one of the White Mountains classics. On the Bond map, "[t]he names of the individual peaks of the Presidential Range appear for the first time on any map, as well as the names Cannon Mt., Twin Mts., Carrigain, Tremont, and Giant's Stairs." ( Bent, p.84). Hachure marks are employed to suggest elevation, and Apt notes that this is the first topographic map of the region. The five lithographed views after Champney are printed on the reverse of the map as called for by Bent. Apt notes that map and views appear on separate sheets in some cases. We do not know the precedence or relative rarity of the two formats. The front paste-down provides a "Table of Distances" while the rear has a "Table of Heights, Bearings and Distances" of 30 peaks. References: Apt, Maps of the White Mountains of New Hampshire (Exhibition Catalogue): Map 14, pp. 9-10. Hanrahan [ed.], Bent's Bibliography of the White Mountains: p. 84.… Read More