The Life and Adventures of James W. Marshall The Discoverer of Gold in California

by PARSONS George F

Price: $85.00

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Bookseller: Randall House Rare Books
Seller Inventory #: 16308
Book condition: Front and rear free endpapers with slight offsetting, evidence of bookplate removal on front pastedown, else fine
Jacket condition: dust jacket
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: George Fields
Place: San Francisco
Date published: 1935

Book Description

San Francisco: George Fields, 1935. Front and rear free endpapers with slight offsetting, evidence of bookplate removal on front pastedown, else fine/dust jacket. 12mo. Illustrated with colored folding reproductions green boards with pictorial brown and white label, white paper label on spine printed in black, unopened leaves One of 450 copies printed and signed by Edwin and Robert Grabhorn Includes three folded reproductions in color: (1) Sutter's Saw Mill from painting by Charles Nahl (2) Contemporary lithograph (3) James Marshall's Gold Discovery Map, all from originals in California State Library [GB 225].

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