Washington: Robert Farnham, 1857. Second edition (printed the same year as the first, and in the same format), 12mo, pp. viii, 215, [1]; original brown blind-tooled cloth (soiled), faded gilt spine; edges and corners badly bumped and worn, small loss to spine head; contemporary signature on title page, Edward Chenery... More

St. Paul, Minn. Minnesota Outdoors Press, 1998. First edition limited to 226 copies (this one of 200 in the regular edition, unnumbered), tall 8vo, pp. [8], 72, [1]; 8 color wood engravings (2 double-page) by Gaylord Schanilec, fold-out map; fine in brown cloth decorated in gilt, leather spine label, slipcase... More

[Minneapolis]: Walker Art Center and Minnesota Center for Book Arts, 1991. Edition limited to 329 copies, this one of 300 of the regular edition, numbered and signed by Armajani, small oblong folio, frontispiece on translucent paper, 3 preliminary leaves plus 7 sections, each descriptive and illustrative of a particular bridge... More

Saint Paul: E.W. Porter, 1901. First edition (""compiled and enlarged from the author's Early History of the Dakota Territory in 1866""), 8vo, pp. ix-[x], 456; portrait frontis and 22 plates; spine slightly faded, else near fine in original maroon cloth, gilt lettering on spine and upper cover. A printed letter... More

Saint Paul: A. Bailey, 1863. First edition; 8vo, pp. [2] ads, 170; contemporary brown morocco over comb-marbled boards; some fading and scuffing but generally very good. From the Preface: "We present to our patrons a new City Directory, satisfied that it is as nearly correct as a thorough and systematic... More

St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Soc. Collections, vol. XIII, 1908. First edition, 8vo, xii & 480pp., frontis portrait of the author, 18 portraits of the governors, from Alexander Ramsey (first territorial governor) to John Johnson, 16th governor of the state, elected 1905. Spine a little rubbed, but a tight, near fine... More

[St. Paul: Catholic Aid Association, 1958]. 8vo, pp. 68, [2]; illustrations and maps throughout; original pictorial self wrappers printed in black and brown, about fine. More

St. Louis: Missouri Historical Society, 1928. Oblong 4to, pp. [48]; illustrated throughout; original die-cut brown paper wrappers lettered in yellow; about fine. The text is written by the members of the junior and senior classes at Little Falls High School from which Lindbergh graduated in 1918. More

London: printed for Hunt and Clarke, 1828. First edition in English of the author's La decouverte des sources du Mississippi (1824), 2 vols., 8vo, pp. lxxvi, 472, [1]; [2], 54 (i.e. 545), [5]; portrait frontis, 2 engraved folding plans, large folding map of the length of the Mississippi, and 3... More

Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1948. First edition, with mimeograph letter about the book from the publisher laid in; 8vo, pp. xii, 190; jacket with a few minor imperfections, else about fine. This copy with a T.L.s. from the author to Emerson Wulling laid in, together with a form letter... More

New York: Wood & Holbrook, 1871. First edition, small 8vo, 205-[207]pp., plus 8pp. ads, frontis of Minnehaha Falls; extremities rubbed, spine quite faded, else near fine in orig. gilt-stamped purple cloth. Cover title: Climates for Invalids"" and ""Minnesota, California, Florida, Nassau, Fayal, Adirondacs."" Nearly three-quarters of the text touts Minnesota's... More

Faribault: Alex. Johnston, 1863. 8vo, pp. 7, [1]; disbound, very slight foxing, small nick in fore-edge of last page not affecting text; else very good or better. Martin 473, locates only the MHS copy. More

Faribault: Alex. Johnston, 1862. 8vo, pp. 8; disbound, minor foxing, at one time was creased horizontally across middle; very good or better. Martin 420, locates only the MHS copy. More