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California, Santa Barbara, Ventura books - Many Author signed and first edition or out of print gems. 1. The Expedition of the Donner Party and its tragic fate by Eliza P Donner houghton, Grafton Publishing Corporation 1920.
2. Fourteen at the table, an informal history of the life and good times of the sexton family of old Goleta by Walker A. Tompkins in collaboration with Horace A. Sexton, Privately Printed, Santa Barbara 1964 signed by both. 8/14/64. Carpentaria As it Was by Jayne Caldwell 1979, From the Robert Owen Browne Museum Collection
3. Goleta – the good land by Walker A. Tomkins1968, no. 1861 of 2500 charter Edition.
4. Memories of Rancho Santa Rosa and Santa Barbara by Frances Cooper Kroll, Santa Barbara historical society.
5. The Vancouver Story by M.B. McGuire, signed by the Author 1977
6. From wilderness to Empire, A history of California by Robert glass Cleland, 1959
7. Early California Hospitality; a cookbook presenting the first and only authentic record of Spanish California cookery…by Ana Begue de Packman, 1953 signed by the Author.
8. Junipero Serra by Agnes Repplier, Doubleday Doran Y Co 1933.
9. El Molino Viejo, Spanish California’s First grist Mill by Robert Glass Cleland, 1971 .
10. Memories of a Child’s Early California Days by Sarah Eliot Blanchard, 1961.
11. The Legendary king of San Miguel, The Lesters at Rancho Rambouillet by Elizabeth Sherman Lester 1974, signed by the author.
12. The Decline of the Californios, a social history of the Spanish-speaking Californians, 1846-1890 by Leonard Pitt, 1966.
13.The Lives of William Hartnell by Susanna Bryant Dakin, 1949
14. This land was ours –the Del Valles and Camulos by Wallace e. Smith, 1977
15.The first French Expedition to California Laberouse in 1786 by Charles N. Rudkin, 1959.
16. The Spanish Borderlands by Herbert e. Bolton 1921.
17. People-Land-Water: Santa Clara Valley and Oxnard Plain, Ventura County, California by Vernon M. freeman, 1968
18. Mission on Main Street by Helga Bender Henry 1955.
19. Carmel – its poets and peasants by SAR, Pine Cone Press, Carmel by the sea Calif. Second Printing, 1925.
20. Burton’s Book on California and Its Sunlit Skies of Glory (three Volumes in one) by G.W Burton, 1909.
21. California, a guide to the Golden State, Federal Writers’ Project, from the American Guide Series first edition 1939 by Mabel r. Gillis, California State librarian
22. Gold Rush – The Journals, Drawings, and other Papers of J. Goldsborough Bruff, Calif. centennial Edition 1949.
23. History of the pacific coast by john Walton Caughey PHD, Privately published by the author 1933.
24. Malaspina in California by Donald c. Cutter, John Howell (1000 copies)1960.
25. 3500 Years on one City Block San Buenaventura Mission Plaza Project Archaelogical Survey Report by Roberta s. Greenwood 1975. 2 copies, one signed by the author.
26. For the Good of the Country by Hattie Stone Benefield 1951.
27. California: a history of Upper and Lower California by Alexander forbes 1937 (650 copies)
28. Portrait of a Community Ojai**Yesterdays and Today by Ellen Malino James, 1984
29. United States Mullusca by Walter Freeman Webb 1942.
30. Here They Once Stood – The Tragic End of the Apalachee Missions by mark f. Boyd, hale g. Smith, and John W. griffin 1951.
31. Stagecoaching on El Camino Real Los Angeles to San Francisco 1861-1901 by Charles Outland 1973 signed by the author.
32. Observations in Lower California by Johann Jakob Baegert, S.J. 1952.
33. Santa Barbara’s Royal Rancho the fabulous history of Los Dos Pueblos by Walker A. Tompkins 1960
34. A History of San Buenaventura Mission by Msgr. Francis J. Weber 1977 signed by the author.
35. Discovery of the Yosemite and the Indian War of 1851 which led to that event by Lafayette Houghton Bunnell, M.DD. Forth Edition G.W. Gerlicher 1911.
36. The California Coast a bilingual edition of documents from the Sutro collection 1969.
37. The Romero Expeditions 1823-1826 by Lowell John Bean and William Marvin Mason Foreward by Clarence E. Smith. Signed by all three. 1962.
38. History of Ventura county California by Sol. N. Sheridan volume I 1926.
39. The Whipple Report – Journal of an expedition from San Diego, Calif. To the Rio Colorado from Sept. 11 to Dec. 11 1849 by A.W. Whipple. 1961 Special Edition of 900 copies.
40. San Buenaventura the Mission by the Sea by Fr. Zephyrin Engelhardt, O.F.M. 1930.
41. Fifty Years a Rancher – the recollections of half a century devoted to the citrus and walnut industries of California and to Furthering the Cooperative movement in agriculture by Charles Collins Teage. Second Edition, published by California Gruit Growers Exchange 1944.
42. Los Angeles City of Dreams by Harry Carr 1935
43. Vancouver in California 1792-1794 the original account of George Vancouver by Marguerite Eyer Wilbur, three volumes bound in one 1954.
44. The Last of the Conquistadors Junipero Serra (1713-1784) by Omer Englebert translated from the French by Katherine Woods, First Edition 1956.
45. California An intimate history by Gertrude Atherton, fifth printing 1935.
46. Pathfinders by Robert Glass Cleland 1929
47. The Splendid Californians by Sidney Herschel Small 1928.
48. A History of California The Spanish Period by Charles E. Chapman PHD, 1938.
49. California by John Walton Caughey second edition, 1958.
50. California an interpretive history by Walton Bean 1968.
51. From New Spain by Sea to the Californias 1519-1668 by Maurice G. Holmes PHD 1963.
52. California its history and romance by John S. McGroarty 1911. First Edition
53. Warner the man and the ranch by Lorrin L. 1963. Second Printing.
54. Santa Barbara Adobes by Clarence Cullimore 1948, First Edition.
55. Mines Murders and Grizzlies tales of California’s Ventura Back Country by Charles f. Outland. 1969. Signed by the Author.
56. Indians and Pioneersof Old Monterey by James Culleton 1950.
57. Senor Plummer the life and laughter of an old-Californian by Don Juan 1942. First Edition.
58. Old Californian days by James Steele 1893. Illustrated.
59. Ranchos of California (facsimile)
60. Ranchos Become Cities by W.W. Robinson 1939. First Edition.
61. The Barbary coast an informal history of the San Francisco underworld by Herbert Asbury. Knopf, Inc. 1933 Fifth Printing.
62. Prehistoric Man of the Santa Barbara Coast by David Banks Rogers. 1929.
63. Kino’s Plan for the development of Pimeria Alta, Arizona & Upper California a report to the Mexican Viceroy translated by Ernest J. Burrus, S.J. 1961 500 Copies
64. A Historical, Political, and Natural Description of California. 94pp. folding map. Berkeley 1937. One of the earliest descriptions of California on recored; from the pen of one of the participants in the first expedition of the Spaniards to Monterey in 1769. translated into English from the Spanish by Herbert Ingram Priestly.
65. John Bidwell Prince of California Pioneers by Rockwell D. Hunt, signed by the author. 1942.
66. Pen Pictures from the Garden of the World Los Angeles County. 1889.
67. Historical and Biographical Record of los Angeles and Vicinity Containing a history of the city from it’s earliest settlement as a Spanish Pueblo to the closing year of the nineteenth Century by J.M. Guinn, A.M. 1901.
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