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Society of Colorado Pioneers, First Annual Banquet and Re-Union, at The "Windsor", Denver, January 25th, 1881 by [Menu – Society of Colorado Pioneers (Denver, Col.)]

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Title: Society of Colorado Pioneers, First Annual Banquet and Re-Union, at The "Windsor", Denver, January 25th, 1881
Author: [Menu – Society of Colorado Pioneers (Denver, Col.)]
Seller: Rabelais - Fine Books on Food & Drink (United States)
Description: Denver: [publisher not identified], 1881. Menu and program (16 x 9 cm.), two separate cards, printed versos and rectos, [4] pages. Illustrated. Printed menu and program of the Society's first annual banquet held January 25, 1881, at the Windsor Hotel. The Society of Colorado Pioneers was founded in 1872 to recognize and assist those who had arrived in Colorado earlier than 1861, which effectively meant during the three-year period (1858 through 1861) when Colorado was still part of the Kansas territory. The menu is really two menus, one an imagined menu featuring the "Grub" experienced by those arriving in 1859, which included beans, bacon, hard tack, dried apples, and "Taos Lightning". The spirit was a high proof whiskey which distilled in New Mexico starting around 1830, and laden with tall tales. It was said that "Taos Lightning would take the hair off a chihuahua". The much lengthier menu for the dinner consumed that January night in 1881 included raw oysters, mock turtle soup, a larded filet of trout, glazed sweetbreads, quail, etc. The table was bedecked with ornamental pieces depicting scenes of Denver's Western heritage, including The First House in Denver, a Wagon Train, and Indian Teepees. Each card includes a wood engraving printed on one side. The menu card depicts a prospector driving his mule "Over the Range"; the program card shows two riders leading a wagon drawn by six head of cattle, titled "The Sleeper We Came On," both are credited "J.D. Howland, Del. [delineavit] and J.M. Bagley, Eng". John Dare Howland (1843-1914) is often referred to as Denver's first resident artist, and James M.Bagley, born in Maine, (1837 -1910), "the first artist, wood engraver, and cartoonist in Denver". Complete details of the banquet reported in the Rocky Mountain News on January 26, 1881, page 4. Small stain and a bit of other light soil to the menu card; program card is clean. Together, near fine. [OCLC locates one copy of the program only (Denver Public Library; one copy of the menu and program are held by UNLV[.

[Group of Fifteen Images Documenting Classes of the Division Science Workshop in the Philippines] by [Philippines]. [Education]

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Title: [Group of Fifteen Images Documenting Classes of the Division Science Workshop in the Philippines]
Author: [Philippines]. [Education]
Seller: McBride Rare Books (United States)
Condition: Very good plus.
Description: Lucena City: Garcia's, 1969. Very good plus.. Fifteen sepia-toned photographs, most 5 x 7 inches, a couple slightly smaller, all but one captioned in the negative. Minor wear, otherwise very nice condition. A collection of fifteen photographs featuring the participants in the 1968 Division Science Workshop in the Philippine city of Lucena. The workshop appears to have concentrated on teacher training for instructors from grades 1 through 11. The present images capture the various training classes during instruction, broken out by grade level, with classes of Filipino men and women taught in English by two white men. Information on chalk boards can be seen in a couple of images. Six of the photographs feature group photographs featuring either the entire population of teacher-trainees or individual grade-level classes. One image features a Division Science Seminar for District Science Coordinator. An interesting assortment of photographs capturing teacher training in a notable Filipino city at the end of the 1960s.

Seven Falls and South Cheyenne Canon

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Title: Seven Falls and South Cheyenne Canon
Seller: James Arsenault & Company (United States)
Description: Colorado Springs, Colo.: The Seven Falls Company, [ca. 1925]. Color brochure. 1 sheet, 12.5" x 7", folded to 3.5" x 6.25", 4 panels printed on both sides, decorative orange front and back panels, 5 color illus., one b&w map. Colorful brochure inviting tourists to visit the most picturesque and awe-inspiring spot in Pikes Peak region: Seven Falls and and Seven Falls Canon. One could climb the Stairway to Inspiration Point, just beyond the grave of Helen Hunt Jackson, or motor through the canon, take photographs of yourself on burros and visit the Pavilion to buy souvenirs. Includes color images of the Lower Three Falls, Cheyenne Gorge, Pillars of Hercules, and the Upper Four Falls. The b&w map is 6" x 3 1/4" and ranges from Colorado Springs to Pikes Peak to Seven Falls. CONDITION: Good, 3/4" separation on left side of center fold and 1 1/2" separation on right side of center fold, otherwise clean.

Broncho. by Ball, Richard.

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Title: Broncho.
Author: Ball, Richard.
Seller: Lighthouse Books, ABAA (United States)
Description: London: Country Life, (1930). First Edition. Octavo, cloth & boards (hardcover), ix, [i blank], 135 pp. Sixteen plates from drawings by G. D. Armour. Near-Fine, with gift inscription, light shelf wear; in a Very Good, mylar protected dust jacket with some perimeter chips and a darkened spine.

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