Littleton, NH: C. Everett Parker, ca. 1920s. About 7 x 9 ½” on 8 ½ x 11” sheets. This group of six White Mountains views of “The Eastern Playground of America” is designated “Series One” on the original envelope. The views are: • The Mt. Washington Hotel from the..... More
Philadelphia: From Scott's The United States Gazetteer... 1795. 7 ½ x 6 ¼." Scott's The United States Gazetteer was the first gazetteer printed in the U.S. It included maps of the individual states. This five-county map of New Hampshire from the Gazetteer identifies nine towns, “the White Hills,” main roads..... More
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[Cambridge, MA.]: 1853. Dark green cloth-covered folder with gilt title on front board; some scuffing at top 2" of rear board. Foxing or glue staining to tables pasted down on inside of both boards. Map and scenes are bright and quite clean with an occasional spot; folds reinforced. Map: 15..... More
White Hills: Printed by F.A. and A.F. Gerrish, Portland, Maine, 1846. 6 1/4. The first edition of one of the early classics about the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and accordingly, the first book listed in Bent's Bibliography of the White Mountains. Two ownership inscriptions in ink on..... More
