Includes: Schaeffer, L.M. Sketches of Travels in South America, Mexico and California. Cloth. James Egbert, 1860. * Colton, Walter. Three Years in California. Cloth. A.S. Barnes, 1854. * Davis, John F. California Romantic and Resourceful. Cloth-backed boards. Inscribed by the author. A.M. Robertson, 1914. * Field, Stephen J. Personal Reminiscences of Early Days in California with Other Sketches. Cloth. Printed for a few friends, Not Published. [1893] * Kyokwai, Hakurankwai. Japan and Her Exhibits at the Panama Pacific International Exhibition, 1915. Wrappers. [Japan Magazine, 1915]. * Ralston, Jackson H. United States Vs. Mexico. Report of...Pious Fund of the Californias... Half leather and boards. GPO, 1902. * Goldy, Samuel N. The Era of California's Supreme Industrial Possibilities. Wrappers. Muirson & Wright, [1903]. * Awes, Addison, Jr. Why a Rich Yankee did not Settle in California. Cloth. Cuberry and Co., 1900. * Steele, James. Old California Days. Belford-Clarke, 1889. * Carter, Charles Franklin. The Missions of Nueva California. Cloth. The Whitaker and Ray Company, 1900. * Canfield, Chauncey. The Diary of a Forty-Niner. Cloth-backed boards. Morgan Shepard, 1906. * Lynch, Jeremiah. A Senator of the Fifties: David C. Broderick of California. Cloth. A.M. Robertson, 1911. * Grey, William. A Picture of Pioneer Times in California... Cloth. Inscribed by a relative of the author. W.M. Hinton & Co., 1881. * Frost, John. History of the State of California. Pebbled calf. Derby and Miller, 1850. * Lichtenstein, Joy. For the Blue and Gold: A Tale of Life at the University of California. Cloth. A.M. Robertson, 1901. * "A Pioneer." California Three Hundred and Fifty Years Ago: Manuelo's Narrative... Cloth. Samuel Carson, 1888. * Mott, Mrs. D.W. Legends and Lore of the Long Ago (Ventura County California). Cloth. Wetzel Publishing Co., 1929. Together 17 volumes.
Also: A TLs from Francis P. Farquhar to Paul Bennett in 1946, 1 copy of a TL from him to Bennett, and two TL to Francis P. Farquhar in 1946. * 12 color post cards of post-1906 SF earthquake. * 8 color post cards fro the Panama Pacific International Exposition in SF in 1915.