[View Book] Spokane : The Power City w. Bird's-Eye View

Author: Curt Teich & Co., Art Gravure, Chicago (Printer) Frank Palmer (Photographer)
Title: [View Book] Spokane : The Power City w. Bird's-Eye View
Publication: Spokane, WA: The Boughton-Robbins Co., [1914]

Description: Paperback. A scarce view book, with OCLC locating just a single copy worldwide, that being held at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal, Quebec. Date from text "The death rate in 1913..." and "The new Davenport Hotel...", which opened in 1914. Saddle-stapled printed card wraps, oblong 8vo size (8 inches tall), pp. [24], illustrated throughout w. sepia halftone photos. A beautiful copy, containing many nice views of Spokane and her surrounding areas with an expansive centerfold bird's-eye view of Spokane by Frank Palmer. Fine.

Seller ID: 4640

Subject: Americana & Canadiana, Ephemera, Manuscripts, Maps & Music, Film & Photography



Harropian Books

Nelson, B.C., Canada

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