Published in connection with the Second Annual Exhibition in Portland of the Architectural League of the Pacific Coast held in the galleries of the Museum of Fine Art, June 3 to 19, 1910. Illustrated with half-tone images of proposed buildings and completed structures, many in Portland, but showcasing work around.....

First Edition. A nicely inscribed first edition of this notable work of nature writing, a memoir of an Oregon rancher's experience with coyotes on his land. According to the Oregon Encyclopedia, three Oregon governors presented Hyde with the Conservationist of the Year award, and the American Library Association named Don.....

First Edition. Extensively illustrated with halftone photographs. 558 pages. 8-3/4 by 11-1/8 inches. An edition of 1500 copies. First editon. Near fine (previous owner's bookplate on back (verso) of the front free endpaper. This copy not numbered.

A reduced-size reprint in four books of Ito Kazuo's two-volume oral history of Japanese immigrants in the United States. "A recent volume on the history of the Japanese in the Pacific Northwest, including those in British Columbia and Alaska. Based upon interviews and personal accounts, it is essentially a social.....

First Edition. A reference book from one of the leading beer researchers and educators in the first half of the twentieth century. This volume covers barley, malt, malting, malting adjuncts, hops, and technical materials. 623 pages. First edition (first printing). A very good or better copy in thin leatherette boards.....

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Bill Ogden, a Southern California painter, defined the surf art look of the era. Some of his most visible work was done for the Portland, Oregon, swimwear company, Jantzen, which held the back cover ad space in Surfer Magazine for a number of.....

First edition, hardcover issue. A book about the Portland Trailblazers and Bill Walton, during and after their 1977 NBA championship. The classic book on the blazers. This is one of the first books from Portland's Timber Press. It was issued in paperback with a small run of hardcovers intended for libraries.....

A stereograph view of the Oregon Steam Navigation pier at The Dalles, a lumber and passenger port about 80 miles east of Portland. Watkins copyrighted this view in 1867. This stereo card is seen on orange (this) and yellow mounts. The yellow mount examples include the date adopted here. The.....

A small card promoting the candidacy of one of the first women to successfully run for elected office in Oregon. This piece includes a half-tone photograph of Susanne W. Homes, a candidate for Jackson County school superintendent. Her slogan, printed along the top of the card, was "Equal Opportunities for.....

A very scarce poster for Cinco de Mayo festivities in Portland, Oregon. While there were some 50,000 Latinos in Oregon in the mid-1970s, artifacts of Latinx cultural events from this time period are uncommon and decorative ones are very scarce. Not much is known about the artists, but they produced.....