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THE PORTLAND GOLD MINING COMPANY Ninth Annual Report February 2, 1903 Victor, Cripple Creek Gold Mining District, COLORADO James F. Burns, President Irving Howbert, Vice-President Frank G. Peck, Secretary & Treasurer W. S. Stratton, director J. R. Finlay, Manager Thomas T. M. Fitzgerald, Mine Superintendent Frank M. Curie, Consulting Engineer Victor G. Hills, Charles J. Moore, Max Boehmer, consulting engineers A. T. Gunnell, General Legal Counsel The Gowdy-Simmons Printing Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado Condition: very good to very good plus; original square-bound spine conservation reinforced; internal pages are generaly clean & bright; some pages show minor fraying at edges; numerous photographs and maps in very good plus to near fine condition. Original red-printed gray wrappers. This publication is a wealth of information on the history of the Portland Mine, and also the Cripple Creek Gold Mining District of Colorado. Publication dimensions: 9-1/2 inches by 12 inches 110 pages, plus folding… Read More

THE PROCESSION OF FLOWERS IN COLORADOByHELEN HUNT JACKSONIllustrated in water colorsbyALICE A. STEWART1 of 100 copiesBOSTON: ROBERTS BROTHERS,1886Condition: very good to very good plus; original aqua boards slightly scuffed; original gold-embossed leather spine slightly worn, chipped at head and toe of spine, however strong; interior pages clean and bright and fresh. Printed on superb heavy-bond paper. Each illustration uniquely hand-painted by Alice Stewart.An exceptional publication for those who cherish COLORADOhistory, as well as its Mountain Flowers.Every book in this limited edition of 100was hand-painted differently from theothers.Historical COLORADO book of flowersexhibited for acquisition byCOLORADO ARTIFACTUAL&MT. GOTHIC TOMES

DENVER, LARAMIE & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY and NORTHWESTERN LAND & IRON COMPANY1909Railroad prospectus"PROGRESS PRAISED BY PARTICULAR PEOPLE." Officers: Charles Scott Johnson, president; Arthur E. Welby, Vice-president and General Manager. Northwestern Land & Iron Company, president, John D. Milliken (who was also involved in gold mining in Cripple Creek).Publication dimensions: 4 inches by 9 inches; 34 pages.Illustrated with 3 maps and several drawings. Condition: generally, very good plus to near fine; a faint bit of damp-staining on cover and several pages, however, nothing detracting. Pamphlet complete.Condition: very good plus to near fine; some very light damp-staining on parts of paper covers and several internal pages; otherwise, bright and clean.COLORADO ARTIFACTUAL

THE PROSPECTOR AND THE SILVER QUEEN: Story of the Life of Nicholas C. Creede By Cy Warman Published by The Great Divide Publishing Company, 1894 First edition Inscribed by Cy Warman to Charles J. Hughes, historically significant Denver, Colorado attorney. February 8, 1907 Condition: book is in very good plus to near fine condition; strong spine; clean & bright pages; inscribed first edition. Photographic illustrations by Creede, Colorado photographer, E. F. Hilton Hilton was also the photographer of the Bob Ford funeral procession, a photographic image of which is in this book. Book dimensions: 5-1/2 inches by 7-3/4 inches; 122 pages History of Nicholas C. Creede and the Creede Silver Mining District, Mineral County, Colorado COLORADO ARTIFACTUAL