Stagecoach (5 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Very Good. Photograph. Nice clear shot of this 'Live U.S. Transportation History" photograph as the upper half of a deckle-edge seasonal greeting card; with previous owner well-wishes inscribed. Approx. 4 1/8" x 5 1/2" overall size; slight wear; in very good condition. Size: `.

Zustand: Very Good. MAGAZINE-CANADA WEST- THE PIONEER YEARS- VOLUME 7- COLLECTOR'S # 29-Poundmaker son of Crowfoot-Headley Camp & Nickel Plate Mine.+ numerous articles-Illustrated.

Ohne Verlag und Ort, 2016. DVD mit einer laufzeit von 93 Minuten in original Kunststoffhülle--- - neuwertig/original verschweißt - 76 Gramm.

Zustand: Very good. Unpublished. A total of 19 original and copy photographs documenting the stagecoaches that William Banning (Phineas's son) operated on Catalina Island, California. Some of the photos, and the vehicles, were presented by William to Los Angeles businessman Ben N. Powers. Various notations, dates, and stamps on the backs; more details on request. A remarkable photographic archive of the famous Banning Catalina Island stage sevice. It contains: (1) 4 original photos of coaches used by the Banning Company (ca. 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inches). Two built by Banning, one by the Henderson Company of Sacramento, and one by Abbot Downing of Concord, NH. (2) 7 original photos of line drawings of Abbot Downing coach designs, photographed from an Abbot Downing catalogue. (3) Original photo of a 6-horse team and driver put to a Banning stagecoach (ca. 13 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches). (4) Copy photo of a 6-horse team driving down a dirt road (ca. 8 x 6 1/2 inches). On back in pencil: "Captain Banning driving their first coach around Catalina Island 1887." Driver and 2 men on box, 1 in passenger seat. (5) Original photo of 2 horses and driver put to a plain coach. Short closed tear to one side. On back in pencil: "'Tony' [?] driver. Capt. Banning Coach. Burned in Paint-Shop. Fine old Abbot Downing Concord Coach. Built in Concord N.H." (6) Copy photo of an elaborately painted and tooled coach. On back in ink: "Abbot-Downing Concord Coach built in Nov. 1875. Given to Capt. Wm Banning by Abbot-Downing Co. to take the place of one that had burned, it was shipped to Los Angeles early in 1920, repaired to some extent redecorated etc. It was brought around thro' the canal by the steamer Avalon. Ben N. Powers Los Angeles." (7) Original photo of the same coach, put to 6 horses (13 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches). Mounted on board. On back in ink and pencil: "Given to me by Capt. William Banning of Catalina Island etc. about 1924. B.N. Powers Los Angeles Calif. Original coaches had plain Leather boots, no carving. Real Concord Harness." (8) One original and one copy photo of the same derelict coach (ca. 10 1/2 x 8 inches). (9) Copy photo of another derelict coach (ca. 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches). On back in pencil: "Butterfield Stage line type of stage. L.A. to St. Louis 22 days trip. Fare $90. 1858." Shipping/handling will be extra; please keep this in mind when ordering. Loose photos; some bound on stubs in imitation leather album.…

First editions. Small octavos. Limited to 600 or 700 copies. Jack Rittenhouse began printing in 1946 from Los Angeles before relocating to Sierra Madre, California (a suburb of Los Angeles) in 1949, then Houston, Texas (1951-1962), and finally Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1962. He retired in 1978. His private press was originally known as the Jack Rittenhouse Advertising Agency before he changed the name to the Stagecoach Press in 1949. His first successful publication was a book entitled, The Man Who Owned Too Much (1958). All seven titles are in excellent condition and in their dust jackets.Schaefer, Jack. The Great Endurance Horse Race. 1963.Greene, J.H. A Desperado in Arizona, 1858-1860. 1964.Smith, Dwight L. The Photographer and the River, 1889-90: Franklin A. Nims' Colorado Canyon Diary. Signed by Jack Rittenhouse of Stagecoach Press.1967.Farmer, J. E. My Life with the Army in the West. [1967].Arny, W.F.M. Indian Agent in New Mexico. [1967].…