Search Results: Idaho from Gene W. Baade Books on the West

n.p.: Salmon River Cowboys Ass'n, Inc, 1961. First Thus. Soft cover. Very Good+. Stapled pictorial wraps. Two programs, for 5/6 & 5/7, 1961. Six pps each. Inside pages printed with duplicator or mimeograph. List of supporters inside covers. Laid in news clipping on rodeo winners, etc. Queen Louise Johnson was presented with a pair of Justin Cowboy Boots. Saturday program is fine. Sunday folder was once vertically folded, vg+ thus. Scarce regional rodeo programs.

n.p.: Salmon River Cowboys Ass'n, Inc, 1962. First Thus. Soft cover. Very Good+. Stapled pictorial wraps. Two programs, for 5/5 & 5/6, 1962. Eight pps each. Inside pages printed with duplicator or mimeograph. List of supporters inside covers. Both programs slightly vertical folded. vg+ thus. Scarce regional rodeo programs.

Boise: Idaho Historical Soc, 1963. First Edition. Soft cover. Fine. Magazine size pictorial wraps. 16pp. Illust. Maps. Idaho Historical Series Number 10. Fine. Scarce.

n.p.: Salmon River Cowboys Ass'n, Inc, 1966. First Thus. Soft cover. Very Good+. Stapled pictorial wraps inside glossy folder. Two programs, for 5/7 & 5/8, 1965 (please note that the 5/7 program cover looks like it's dated 1965 instead of 1966; just a skip in the ink print). Ten pps each. Inside pages printed with duplicator or mimeograph. First program slightly vertical folded. vg+ thus. Both programs with a little smudging of purple ink print on the front cover. Back cover of each is a color ad for Wrangler Jeans featuring Benny Reynolds, Melrose, Montana, All-Around Champion Cowboy. Other ads inside. The front cover illustration (bareback bronc & thrown rider) also in color. Scarce regional rodeo programs.

n.p.: Salmon River Cowboys Ass'n, Inc, 1967. First Thus. Soft cover. Very Good. Unstapled printed wraps (duplicator or mimeograph) inside glossy folder. Program for Sun., May 7, 1967. (20 pps.). Lots of ads. Vg. Scarce regional rodeo program.

n.p.: Clearwater Valley Roundup Ass'n, 1964. First Thus. Soft cover. Good. Large (6 1/2" x 10") pictorial card folder. Saturday, June 20, 1964. The 1964 Queen was Ivana Hendren (she was also queen in 1965). List of boosters on back panel from Kamiah, Minneapolis (General Mills), Orofino, Lewiston, Grangeville, & Kooskia. This copy smudged & was once folded (quartered) by it's sweaty fingered spectator or rider! No tears or other abuse. Good. Scarce.

Lewiston: n.p., 1960. First Thus. Soft cover. Fine. Tall pictorial stiff folder, folding out to 4 panels double sided. Each panel 6" x 10 1/2". Sunday, Sept. 11, 1960. b/w portraits of six cowboys, Jack Buschbom, Winston Bruce, Dean Oliver, Bob Wegner, Bob A. Robinson, & Harry Charters. The queen this year was Sylvia Holt, with princesses Carol Crumpacker & Sharon Wilson (their portraits in b/w). Fine.

Lewiston: n.p., 1961. First Thus. Soft cover. Fine. Tall pictorial stiff folder, folding out to 4 panels double sided. Each panel 6" x 10 1/2". Sunday, Sept. 10, 1961. b/w portraits of six cowboys, Harley May, Winston Bruce, Dean Oliver, Bob Wegner, Bob A. Robinson, & Harry Charters. The queen this year was Susan Duthie, with princesses Lynn Earp & Peggy Kramer (their portraits in b/w). Fine.

Lewiston: n.p., 1962. First Thus. Soft cover. Fine. Tall pictorial stiff folder, folding out to 4 panels double sided. Each panel 6" x 11". Sunday, Sept. 9, 1962. b/w portraits of six cowboys, Harley May, Jim Charles, Dean Oliver, Marty Wood, Bob A. Robinson, & Harry Charters. The queen this year was Bette Ellis, with princesses Marion Trebble & Peggy Daniel (their portraits in b/w). Fine.

n.p.: Clearwater Valley Roundup Ass'n, 1965. First Thus. Soft cover. Fine. Two Large (6 1/2" x 10") pictorial card folders. Saturday, June 19, and Sunday, June 20, 1965. The 1965 Queen was Ivana Hendren (she was also queen in 1964). List of boosters on back panel from Kamiah, Lewiston, Grangeville, Kooskia, & Stites. Both copies in fine condition. Scarce.

Lewiston: n.p., 1969. First Thus. Soft cover. Fine. Tall pictorial stiff folder, folding out to 4 panels double sided. Each panel 6" x 11 3/4". Sunday, Sept. 7, 1969. b/w portraits of Queen Terry George, with princesses Janet Kerr & Cherie Barton. The original owner in ink has entered, on the spaces provided, almost all the contestant times for every event. Fine.

Weippe: Weippe Rodeo Assoc, 1965. First Thus. Soft cover. Very Good+. Stiff pictorial folders. 6 1/2" x 10". One fold - 4pp. ea. 8/7 & 8/8, 1965. This year's queen was Paula Vanderpool (b/w picture in folder). Princesses were LaDonna Palin & Diana Snyder. Back cover of each with list of boosters from Weippe, Lewiston, Greer, Orofino, & Pierce, plus small ads.

Chicago: Charles T. Daily, 1900. First Edition. Soft cover. Very Good. Dark brown, simulated alligator skin folio wraps, stapled under covers. Unpaginated, but the 12 parts have the following totals: 24pp text; 98 plates presenting 128 photogravures. A stunning presentation of cities, towns, mining camps, & scenic landscapes of this impressive region. "Bird's eye" & street views, sometimes several photos from different angles, with buildings & parks. Locations represented: Spokane, Coeur d' Alene & Lake, Wallace, Wardner, Mullan, Walla Walla, Dayton, Natches River, Moscow, Lake Pend d' Oreille, Spokane River, Yakima River, North Yakima River, Gem, Ellensburg, Burke, Cheney, Rathdrum. Several photos are simply outstanding. Occasional minor abrasions to covers & couple of short tears closed. Occasional blemish on margins. Part 2 has 1 inch triangle loss to lower corner of front cover next to binding. Very, very scarce. Smith 312.

Minneapolis: Ross & Haines, 1964. First Thus. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 1st printing of facsimile edition. Cloth. 190pp. Illus. Bibliography. Index. Notes & Bibliography by Jerome Peltier. The original edition, published in 1865, preceded Dimsdale's book largely on the same subject. Fine in dj. 6-guns 131, 150 #4, Howes I1.

Minneapolis: Ross and Haines, 1964. First Thus. Hardcover. Collectible Near Fine/Good. 1st printing of R & H reprint. Cloth. 190pp. Illustrated with the original illustrations. Former owner's address label top of ffep. Presentation (to no specific person) by the "editor," Jerome Peltier, who provided Notes and Bibliography. Peltier was the owner of Clark's Old Book Store in Spokane for many years and collected all sorts of original frontier material by writing to the authors, when possible, acquiring original manuscripts, etc. A scarce signature to get for this book and of course you're not going to get the original author. Fine in good dj which has edge tears and some tape residue.

(Wallace): Privately Printed, 1899. First Edition. Soft cover. Very Good+. 1st printing. String tied wraps with printed heading. 49pp. Delivered at the trial of Paul Corcoran. Fine.

Cheney: Eastern WA College of Educ, 1942. Reprint. Soft cover. Fine. Reprint, 1st thus. Wraps. 11pp. Author-signed label on top of first page, which acts as cover. Laid in is 2pp copy of letter, "Further Material on the Wilson Case", to Kingston from William Bischoff, S. J., Dept of History, Gonzaga Univ. Ink price top of front page. Fine copy. Very scarce.

Nampa: Private Correspondence, 1946. Soft cover. Very Good. Historian Bird of Nampa, Idaho, over a period of many years corresponded with rare book dealer Jerome Peltier of Clarks Old Book Store in Spokane. In this clutch of letters and cards, 23 in all, depending on what you count, but a minimum, Bird tries to answer questions from Peltier. While much of the content is personal (she talks about school teaching - was a high school teacher of history-her cats, a few trips, and even teaching Sunday School) the content discussed some figures of Pacific Northwest History Bird was researching, particularly William Wallace, who was governor of both Idaho and Washington Territories. Bird is trying to add to the data she is compiling, but often comes up on dead ends. A published articles is included, in duplicate, sent at two different times. There are no letters from Peltier, only Bird to Peltier. Most are from 1946-48, but a handful also as late as the 1960s. The letters are original as typed and signed… Read More

NY: Crown, 2002. ARC. Soft cover. Collectible Fine. Advance Reader's Edition. Pictorial trade wraps. 436pp. Footnote citations in rear. Bibliography. Signed (to no one) and dated in 2004 by Larson. Fine. The ARC is very scarce signed.

Boise: Statesman Printing Co, 1959. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Good. 1st printing. Gilt-stamped cloth.246pp. Illustrated with vignette drawings. Presentation copy signed by d'Easum to his illustrator, Paul B. Evans, who also did the dust jacket. Evans has also signed the copy & added a comment affirming himself as the illustrator. Furthermore, a half sheet TLS is partially affixed to the half-title from d'Easum to Evans thanking him for his work, expressing desire for further collaboration, & also thanking him for the original sketches. Finally, there is a laid in note on some illustrations, written by Mary d'Easum 6/13/95. News clippings in envelope laid in. The book is a compilation of essays that appeared in The Idaho Sunday Statesman about Idaho villains. A bit of glue residue from TLS on verso. A later owner's embossment is on dedication page. Else fine in dj worn & slightly chipped along top edges. Not in 6-guns.