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Paperback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: VG+. 2nd Revised Edition. Paperback in Very Good+ condition. 6 X 0.5 X 9 inches. 126 pages. Quick shipping, excellent customer service. All books carefully packaged in boxes and ship with tracking information.

. (illustrator). VG. Magazine, wraps. Jesse Applegate and John Minto Recall Pioneer Days; Rock Creek Shepherd, 181 by Lucile McDonald; Autobiography of Jacob Kaser (in Eastern Oregon near Antelope). - .

. (illustrator). VG. Magazine, wraps. The Baker Stock Community; Free Love & Free Speech on the Frontier; Last Stand of the Pronghorn Antelope. - .

. (illustrator). Very Good. Magazine, wraps. Days at Mercer Lake by Clark; Bandon-by-the-sea Revisited (Thomas McClintock).; The Murder of Cyrenius C Hooker (Thomas Branigar, Monmouth). - .

. (illustrator). Very Good. Magazine, wraps. The Swedes of Yamhill, by Martin Peterson; An Oregon Heritage: National Forests by Herbert Stone; Reminiscences of An Early Forester by Henry Haefner. - .

. (illustrator). Very Good. Magazine, wraps. Slacum in the Pacific, 1832-1837; Toward a Farmer-Labor Party, 1933-38; Basque Folklore in Southeastern Oregon (Sarah Munro). - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Portland- Wells Fargo's hub; Tumalo - Thirsty Land Part 3; Touring in 1911, Oregon City to LA; The Fischer Pottery. photographs .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Charles Watts, Oregonian in the Klondike; Tumalo--Thirsty Land, 1931-1984; Lucy Adams Ransom, Country Schoolma'am, 1907. photographs .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Recollections of Goose Ranch, by Skinner; H L Davis' view: Reclaiming and Recovering the Land; My Life as a Homesteader: Fannie Adams Copper Part II (Hood River). - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. William McKay's Journal, 1866-67: Indian Scouts, Part 1; "A Journal Kept by George A Harding"; Trip to Mount Hood 1893. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Jeff Hayes: Reform Boosterism & Urban Utopianism; William Cornell's 1852 Journal, with his Overland Guide to Oregon; The Grip Wheel (Columbia County recollections) by Mabel Colvin; Three Nootka Documents, by Kenneth Holmes. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Denny's Brief for Li Hung-Chang, defense of the Chinese; Fish Boats and Engines; Changing Geography of Willamette Woodlands; Memoirs of Delia Beckley, 1888-1898. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Police Function in Portland, 1851-1874, Part 1; Aleutian Experence of the "Mad M" (Coast Guard WWII by Lansing Laidlaw); My Trip to the Fair 1905 L&C Exposition; William Cornell's Guide to Oregon 1852, part 2. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Jesse Applegate and John Minto Recall Pioneer Days; Rock Creek Shepherd, 181 by Lucile McDonald; Autobiography of Jacob Kaser (in Eastern Oregon near Antelope). - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Lucy Adams Ransom, Country Schoolma'am, 1907; Eugene in the Depression, 1929-1935; Tumalo--Thirsty Land, 1920-1931. photographs .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Oregon experiences of Haralambos Kambouris; Woodrow Wilson in Portland, by Cliff Trow; My Life as a Homesteader: Fannie Adams Copper. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Chronicles of Sacred Heart Academy, Salem, 1863-1873, part 1; Early Days in Hillsboro by Virginia Holsman; Gladstone Chatauqua. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Emmet White Rimrocker Reminiscenes Part 1: Our Automobile Trip to the West, 1921, by Edith Rohrbough Slate & Geri Ellen Howrad, ed; Red River Settlers vs. Puget Sound Agricultural Co., 1854-55; Almira Raymond Letters, 1840-1990; My Early Years-Portland and Goose Hollow, by Orvaleta Dodd, etc. - .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Tumalo- Thirsty Land Part 1; Emmet White Part 2; W J Kerr, Land-Grant President 1900-1908. photographs .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. The Baker Stock Community; Free Love & Free Speech on the Frontier (the Firebrand, Addis); Last Stand of the Pronghorn Antelope. photographs .

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. Magazine, wraps. Portland- Wells Fargo's hub; Tumalo - Thirsty Land Part 3; Touring in 1911, Oregon City to LA; The Fischer Pottery. photographs .

Fine. Magazine, wraps. Tumalo- Thirsty Land Part 2; Emmet White Part 3; W J Kerr, Land-Grant President 1900-1908; The Handleys in Tasmania and Oregon. - photographs.

. (illustrator). Fine: without flaw and crisp. A Siege of the Citadels: Search for a Public Forum for the Ideas of Oregon Woman Suffrage. by Lauren Kessler. He Was a Starter But Got No Further: Careers of A.C. Edmunds. by George N. Belknap. Unwelcome Settlers: Black Mulatto Oregon Pioneers, Part II Census Tables. by K. Keith Richard. Susan Haines Clayton, American Lady, 1851-1948. by Jay S. Hoar; etc. .

Wraps. Presumed first edition/first printing. [3], 340-440, 8 p. Includes: illustrations, diagrams, index. Occasional footnotes. From an on-line posting: "The Oregon Historical Society (OHS) is a private museum, archival library, and educational institution headquartered in Portland. It was founded on December 17, 1898, with the purpose of forwarding the collection, preservation, exhibition, and publication of material of a historical character, especially that relating to the history of Oregon and of the United States. Its first president was Harvey W. Scott, prominent editor of the Portland Oregonian. Other early leaders included Frederic G. Young and George H. Himes. Young, a Yale-educated proponent of the value of local history, founded the scholarly Oregon Historical Quarterly in 1900 and edited it until his death in 1929. From its inception, the society was prominent in several efforts to locate and preserve historic places." Good. No dust jacket. Mailing label on back cover. Cover has some wear and soiling.

Wraps. Presumed first edition/first printing. [4], 117-224 p. Includes: illustrations, maps. Occasional footnotes. From an on-line posting: "The Oregon Historical Society (OHS) is a private museum, archival library, and educational institution headquartered in Portland. It was founded on December 17, 1898, with the purpose of forwarding the collection, preservation, exhibition, and publication of material of a historical character, especially that relating to the history of Oregon and of the United States. Its first president was Harvey W. Scott, prominent editor of the Portland Oregonian. Other early leaders included Frederic G. Young and George H. Himes. Young, a Yale-educated proponent of the value of local history, founded the scholarly Oregon Historical Quarterly in 1900 and edited it until his death in 1929. From its inception, the society was prominent in several efforts to locate and preserve historic places." Good. No dust jacket. Mailing label on back cover. Cover has some wear and soiling.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. First Edition. 44 pages. Intended for high school students and teachers. Usual library markings. Average wear. Binding intact. Sound working copy. ; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Bibliography of Pacific Northwest History.