Digging for Gold Without a Shovel. The Letters of Daniel Wadsworth Coit from Mexico City to San Francisco, 1848-1851

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  • Hardcover
  • Denver: Old West Publishing Co., 1967
By Coit, Daniel Wadsworth
Denver: Old West Publishing Co., 1967 Book. Fine. Hardcover. First edition. One of 1250 copies printed by Lawton and Alfred Kennedy. Introduction by George P. Hammond. Quarto. 116pp. Frontis portrait, 16 plates. Red pictorial cloth stamped in black & gold. A fine copy. An interesting series of letters from Coit to his wife describing Mexico City during the war with the United States, and California during the height of the Gold Rush. Eight of the plates reproduce his realistic sketches of San Francisco and of Benicia. Nine sketches of Mexico in 1848 are also included. [Kurutz: 142]..

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Title

Digging for Gold Without a Shovel. The Letters of Daniel Wadsworth Coit from Mexico City to San Francisco, 1848-1851

Author

Coit, Daniel Wadsworth

Binding

Hardcover

Condition

Fine

Publisher

Old West Publishing Co.: Denver

Date

1967


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