View of San Francisco Pre Gold Rush Litho

Heading: -1849 Author: Firks, Henry Title: San-Francisco 1849. Drawn on the spot by Henry Firks, for W.H. Jones, esq. of San-Francisco, U.C. Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:W.H. Jones Da

San Francisco California in November 1849 A very early view of San Francisco at the beginning of the Gold Rush Sarony & Manor Print Type: Engraving. D

Artist: Christopher Blossom Title: San Francisco on the Eve of the Gold Rush Medium: Hand Pulled Lithograph Limited Edition: 227/950 Art Dimensions: 15 H x 27 W inches Frame

Artist: Christopher Blossom Title: San Francisco on the Eve of the Gold Rush Medium: Hand Pulled Lithograph Limited Edition: 227/950 Art Dimensions: 15 H x 27 W inches Frame

Artist: Christopher Blossom Title: San Francisco on the Eve of the Gold Rush Medium: Hand Pulled Lithograph Limited Edition: 227/950 Art Dimensions: 15 H x 27 W inches Frame

Artist: Christopher Blossom Title: San Francisco on the Eve of the Gold Rush Medium: Hand Pulled Lithograph Limited Edition: 227/950 Art Dimensions: 15 H x 27 W inches Frame

Artist: Christopher Blossom Title: San Francisco on the Eve of the Gold Rush Medium: Hand Pulled Lithograph Limited Edition: 227/950 Art Dimensions: 15 H x 27 W inches Frame

Large Framed San Francisco: The “Vicar of Bray” in Yerba Buena Cove During the Gold Rush in 1849 by John Stobart. Hand signed and numbered color lithograph. In frame measures 34"x45"x1.75". Weight

1860 Three Years in CALIFORNIA Native Americans San Francisco GOLD RUSH Colton “Three Years in California” by Rev. Walter Colton offers a fascinating account of the authors experiences in Cali

CALIFORNIEN BAY SAN FRANCISCO Beautiful animated view of San Francisco Bay in California and some little illustrations of gold seekers of 1849. Date: 1849 Technique: Steel etching Leaf Dimension: 26x2

1855 1st ed San Francisco California Gold Rush Illustrated MAP Soule Indians First published in 1855, The Annals of San Francisco is oft considered the most important book on the history of the city o

1855 1st ed San Francisco California Gold Rush Illustrated MAPS Soule First published in 1855, ‘The Annals of San Francisco’ is oft considered the most important book on the history of the city of

Heading: -1850 Author: Cox, H.F. Title: Post office, San Francisco, California, a faithful representation of the crowds daily applying at that office for letters and newspapers Place Published: New Yo

Heading: -1850 Author: Le Breton, Louis Title: Vue de San Francisco Place Published: Paris Publisher: Date Published: c.1850 [printed later?] Description: Color lithograph. 24.5x

(CALIFORNIA.) Philipp Zimmermann. Diary of the chief engineer of a Gold Rush-era San Francisco-Panama steamship, with other papers. [76] manuscript diary pages. 4to, original ¼ calf, worn, front

(lot of 15) Sterling silver California souvenir spoons and infant articles, consisting of Panama Pacific, Disneyland, Gold Rush, Los Angeles, San Francisco and "The Cat and the Fiddle"; together with

1861 Eldorado California Gold Rush Frontier Life Americana San Francisco Taylor Bayard Taylor’s book ‘Eldorado’ is considered one of the best contemporary accounts of the California gold rush by

Heading: (California) Author: Title: Six fine press volumes on California and the gold rush era Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: Various dates Description:

(2) Quicksilver Family Dog 1967 Concert Posters, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, art by Rick Griffin, 1) "Goldrush" with John Hammond & his Screaming NIghthawks, Charles Lloyd, April 21-22, 1967,

The Bark Greenpoint left New York Nov. 1852 and arrived in San Francisco on March 10th 1853 after a voyage of 139 days, Captained by Robert McCormack. During a subsequent voyage on August 8th, 1853 wh

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Title: Bill of Exchange dated San Francisco 31 Oct. 1849, for payment to Ward, Mersch & Co. Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published:

True 49er letter. 3.5 pages. 2.5 pages about the voyage over. Stampless cover with San Francisco, Oct. 1 stamp. Handwritten 40 for postage. The letter says that the ship has not moved in the last 36 h

John Stobart, American, b. 1929, "San Francisco, The Vicar of Bray, in Yerba Buena Cove during the Gold Rush, November, 1849", maritime print, signed lower right, numbered 120/750(COLNS5210)(WK). Meas

Sixth-plate.Mat reads: "R.H. VANCE SAN FRANCISCO" and "CUTTINGS PAT. JULY 4 & 11, 1854." Robert Vance is considered one of the leading California Gold Rush photographers.Here we have a wonderful ambro