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Includes: Some Imaginary California Geography. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1926. * Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Vol. VI, No. 4. Includes: Spanish Voyages on the Northwest Coast in the Sixteenth Century. & The Journal of John Wood. Inscribed. Wrappers (detached). 1927. * The Portolan Atlases of American Interest in the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery. Reprinted from "Essays Offered to Herbert Putnam. Inscribed. Wrappers. [1929]. * Fray Benito de la Sierra's Account of the Hexeta Expedition to the Northwest Coast in 1775. Introduction by Wagner. Reprinted from the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1930. * Pearl Fishing Enterprises in the Gulf of California. Reprinted from the Hispanic American Historical Review. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1930. * The Last Spanish Exploration of the Northwest Coast and the Attempt to Colonize Bodega Bay. Reprinted from the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1931. * The Manuscript Atlases of Battista Agnese. Reprinted from the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1931. * Apocryphal Voyages to the Northwest Coast of American. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1931. * Biblio-Cartography. Reprinted from the Pacific Historical Review. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1932. * Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Volume XI, No. 4. Includes: George Davidson: Geographer of the Northwest Coast of America. Wrappers. December, 1932. * George Davidson: Geographer of the Northwest Coast of America. Reprinted from the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Wrappers. 1932. * A Map of Cabrillo's Discoveries. Reprinted from the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1932. * Annual Publication of the Historical Society of Southern California. Vol. XV, Part IV. Includes: The Names of the Channel Islands. Wrappers. 1933. * Historical Society of Southern California, Quarterly Publication. Vol. XVII, No. IV. Includes: An Exploration of the Coast of Southern California in 1782. Wrappers. 1935. * Joaquin Garcia Icazbalceta. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1935. * The Journal of Don Jacinto Caamano. Edited, with introduction and notes by Wagner. Reprinted from the British Columbia Historical Quarterly. Wrappers. 1938. * Creation of Rights of Sovereignty Through Symbolic Acts. Reprinted from the Pacific Historical Review. Wrappers. 1938. * Mexican Imprints in the Huntington Library. Wrappers. 1939. * Willard Samuel Morse, A Great Collector. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1939. * Early Silver Mining in New Spain. Reprinted from Revista de Historia de America. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1942. * Urdaneta and the Return Route from the Philippine Islands. Reprinted from the Pacific Historical Review. 1944. * Bernal Diaz del Castillo. Reprinted from the Hispanic American Historical Review. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1945. * The House of Cromberger. Reprinted from "To Doctor R." Inscribed. Wrappers. 1946. * Peter Martyr and His Works. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. Wrappers. 1947. * Additions to the Manuscript Altases of Battista. Reprinted from Imago Mundi. Wrappers. 1947. * Marco Polo's Narraive Becomes Propaganda to Inspire Colon. Reprinted from Imago Mundi. Inscribed. Wrappers. 1950. * Recollections of Templeton Crocker. 4 pp pamphlet. 1950. * Albert Little Bancroft. Reprinted from the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. Wrappers. 1951. * Hispanic Americana in the John Carter Brown Library. Reprinted from "Essays Honoring Lawrence C. Wroth. Wrappers. 1951. * Henri Ternaux Compans; A Bibliography. Reprinted from the Inter-American Review of Bibliography. Wrappers. 1957. * Drake on the Pacific Coast. Wrappers. 1970. Together 31 titles.

An impressive gathering of Wagner's scholarly writings, reprinted from various journals. The inscribed copies are all inscribed to Hallock F. Raup.