New York: The Wings Press, 1938. 8vo. Brown cloth, stamped in gilt. 96 p. 1st ed. [86099]

San Francisco: A. M. Robertson, 1906. 24mo. Boards, paper spine label. 69 p. 1st ed. Hinkel p. 61. A nice copy of a fragile book. Coghill was born in San Francisco in 1877 and also lived in Berkeley & in Oakland where he died in 1905. [54252]

B/w Decorations by L. D. Cram. New York: Longmans, Green and Co., 1953. 8vo. Light orange cloth. vi, 200 p. First Edition. Juvenile fiction. Two lads, Mace, who is mountain-bred and Winton, a city boy, search for a doctor and his airplane that are lost in the rugged High Sierra..... [57038]

New York: George H. Doran Company, (1915). 12mo. 341 p. + ads. [105908]

Sacramento: Western Building Review, ca. 1939. Small 8vo. Wraps. 75 p. 1st ed. "At a meeting of Lumbermen of Northern California held at Calaveras State Park, October 8th, 1938, Adeline Merriam Conner was proclaimed, by formal resolution, Poet Laureate of the Lumber Industry" [54255]

Berkeley: California Writers Club, (1931). 8vo. Brown pictorial boards, stamped in green. 223 p. 1st ed. Contains "Cupid and the First Reader" by Amanda Mathews Chase, "For the Honor and Glory of France" by Esther Birdsall Darling, "The Yellow Shawl" by Charles Caldwell Dobie, "Strength from the Hills" by Vingie..... [81030]

Illustrated by Bettie Lee Hancock. Sunland, Calif.: Cecil L. Anderson, ca.1950s. 8vo. Gray cloth, stamped in blue. 123 p. 1st edition. [104033]

Los Angeles: Self-published, 1945. 12mo. Wraps. 16 p. 1st edition. [89093]

San Francisco: Harr Wagner Publishing Co., (1922). 12mo. Boards. 43 p. 1st ed. Hinkel p. 67. [54259]

With a Prefatory Poem by Ruth Comfort Mitchell. Campbell, Calif.: The Keesling Press, 1931. 12mo. Blue cloth, stamped in gilt. 113 p. 1st ed. Not noted in Hinkel. The clippings include an obituary & a a notice of a memorial service held on February 14, 1944. [63982]

Intro. by Ruth Comfort Mitchell. San Francisco: Harr Wagner Publishing Co., (1925). 12mo. Light blue cloth, stamped in dark blue. x, 80 p. 1st ed. Hinkel p. 70. Signed on the end paper by Beatrice French Bolt, who notes: "Miss Crever and her mother baked my wedding cakes" [54260]

Foreword by David Starr Jordan. San Francisco: The Sunset Press, 1921. 8vo. Cloth. Unpaginated. 1st ed. Hinkel p. 71. Crothers was born in Sacramento in 1882 and was a student of vertebrate paleontology. She died at Stanford in 1920. The poems in this book were found among her papers. [54262]

San Francisco: J. R. Lafontaine, (1907). 16mo. Gray pictorial cloth, stamped in maroon. 91 p. 1st ed. Hinkel p. 71. Croudace was born in San Francisco. [54264]