I'd be interested in the Chronicles of Oklahoma.
Bob
Robert B. Pickering, PhD
Director of Curatorial Affairs & Public Programs, Gilcrease Museum;
Director, Museum Science and Management, University of Tulsa
1400 N. Gilcrease Museum Rd
Tulsa, OK 74127
(918) 596-2706 Office
(918) 596-2770 Fax
(918) 805-4780 Cell
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Western history books/items available for the taking ....
Greetings!
My museum received a large collection in the recent past that included numerous books that do not fit our collection's mission. The donor does not want them returned, our local library has had their pick, and I am hoping somebody may want some of them. If you see any titles you are interested in, please send me an email and I will let you know the condition of that particular title. Please, use my work email: [log in to unmask]
Thanks!
Sylvia Bruner
Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum
Buffalo, WY
Report of the War Department 1898, Volume 2, part 1
Adjutant General’s Report – Kansas – volume 1, 1865
Report of the War Department 1898 – Part 1, Secretary of War, Miscellaneous Reports
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 30, Part 1 – A-M – Handbook of American Indians
Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 30, Part 2 – N-Z – Handbook of American Indians
Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology: 1888-89, 22nd ed of 1900-01 parts 1 & 2, 24th ed of 1902-03, 25th ed of 1903-04, 26th ed of 1904-05, 27th ed of 1905-06 (two copies of this 27th edition)
Chronicles of Oklahoma: September 1932, December 1932, March 1933, June 1933, June 1934, September 1934
Department of History Collections – South Dakota: Volumes I 1902, II 1904, III 1906, IV 1908, V 1910, VI 1912, VII 1914, VIII 1916, IX 1918, XI 1922, XII 1924, XIII 1926, XV 1930, XVI pt 1 1932, XVII 1934, XVIII 1936, XIX 1938, XX 1940, XXI 1942, XXII 1946, XXIII 1947, XXIV 1949, XXV 1951, XXVI 1952, XXX 1960.
Collections of the State Historical Society of North Dakota, Volume 7
U.S. Geographical & Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region Volume VI (VP condition)
Smithsonian Institution Publication of the Bureau of Ethnology #6
Western Nebraska Illustrated (very large hardcover, in VP condition)
Frontier Times Magazine – Two issues of the Fall 1958 edition and one Volume 7, No. 3 December 1929
Canadian Treasure Trails and Canadian Treasure Booklets
Canadian Treasure: Volume 2 #1 Special edition 1974, Collector’s edition Volume 1#1, Volume 2#3 Fall 1974, Volume 1, #2 Collector’s edition, Volume 2 #2 Summer 1974, Volume 1 #3 collector’s edition
Wanderlust Magazine: First edition 1971, Summer 1973, Summer 1974. Winter 1974, June 1975,
Canada West Magazine: volume 6 #5 Winter 1976
Canadian Frontier booklet – edited by Brian Antonson
Canadian Frontier magazine: vol 13 #3 Fall 1974, vol 3 #2 Summer 1974, Augst 1973, vol 2 #4 Winter 1973-74, vol 4 #2, vol 4 #1, Vol 3 #1 1974, vol 4 #3&4 double issue, April 1973, vol 2&3 Fall 1973
The Herald of Christian Science German edition, January 1949
The Book of Mormon, Two Lectures by Dr. James Talmage
Christian Science: A Religion that Heals through Spiritual Law by Virgil O. Strickler, C.S.B.
Small magazines:
The Hillsboro Story – 1807-1957 Sesquicentennial Year
Nevada Historical Society Quarterly: Spring 1960 April/June, Fall – Winter 1962, Spring 1965, Summer – Fall 1966
101 Paintings offered for sale by Argosy Gallery (unknown date)
Pan American Union Pamphlets: Peru, Columbia, Brazil
Mt. Rushmore booklets (2, same printing)
Korczak Ziolkowski – Mountain Carver (Crazy Horse monument) brochure
South Dakota Historical Review: October 1935, April 1936
Which Indian Killed Custer – Custer Soldiers Not Buried by Thomas B. Marquis – 1933
Sketch Story of the Custer Battle by Thomas B. Marquis – 1933
59 Nebraska History magazines, assorted years
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