esmeralda county (6 resultados)

Single sheet, 21.5x14, printed on recto only. Two printed assessment forms, one an assessment for 100 shares of the company's stock, the other for 15,000 shares. Old mailing folds, very good. (#167556).

Condición: Good. 8.5" x 14". Two Folded Typed Sheets signed in ink by both parties. Good with tears, creasing. Third Page 8.5" x 7" signed by both parties, with the Nevada State Seal, Very Good.

Divided back postcard, printed circa 1907, with statement on verso reading "After March 1, 1907 / this space can be used for a written message, / using one-cent stamp." The photograph of Goldfield's Main Street, perhaps made by pioneer photographer P. E. Larson (Per Edward Larss, 1863-1925), was taken in 1904, two years after gold was discovered there. Accompanied by MAIN STREET, GOLDFIELD, NEV., a reproduction of a Kodak Paper RPPC published by Welch & Tune. Tiny nick at top edge, surface crack at right center, very good. (#167555).

32x21.5 cm, 7 leaves printed on one side only, mechanical reproduction from typewritten copy, folded into plain blue paper wrappers, brad bound at top edge. A prospectus for the Oneota-Nevada Gold Mining Company properties with most of the content being a report by mining engineer and manager John Freise who recommends investment in the company, and four original gelatin silver prints showing the proximity of the properties to the railroad. The wrapper has some fraying along the edges with shallow loss at corners of folds. A very ephemeral production and perhaps the only surviving copy. (#166980).

Single sheet, 46x56 cm, folded to make 24 panels. illustrations, 1 map. First edition. Promotional brochure. "Goldfield, Nevada, one year old and now producing $1,000,000 a month." The Goldfield Mining District is located in Esmeralda and Nye counties, Nevada, twenty-six miles south of Tonopah at the south end of the San Antonio desert. Large map on verso. Printer's imprint: Chieftain Press, Pueblo." Printed after 15 November 1904. Not in Paher. Short splits in margins of several folds, a very good copy. Rare. (#166919).

Prospectus of the Goldfield Mascot Mining Company, a subsidiary of The Forward Mining Development Company, founded by Lucien Patrick, an early investor in Goldfield mining properties, in 1904. A very good copy. (#168923).