Magazines describing 1906 SF earthquake

A collection of 23 stereoview cards featuring photos of scenes following the great earthquake of 1906 in San Francisco. Photographers include: B.W. Kilburn, H.C. White, Underwood & Underwood, W.S. Smi

1906 San Jose Aerial View Photo - Before S.F. Earthquake - Donated by James A. Horsburgh V.P. Wells Fargo San Francisco, Discovered by His Late Father in S.F. - Framed 45.5'' x 23'' , Sight 39'' x 17'

Heading: (California - San Francisco Earthquake) Author: Altmayer, Leo G. Title: Three views of the wreckage. San Francisco, 1906 Place Published: Pittsburgh Publisher:American Photo Nov. Co. Dat

Heading: (California - San Francisco Earthquake) Author: Sutton, John Robert Title: Autograph Letter Signed written 18 days after the Earthquake describing events from the perspective of the East Bay

The Complete History the S.F. Disaster & the Mount Vesuvius Horror, Death & Ruin, Eruption, Earthquake & Fire, by Charles E. Banks, 1906 ~ Illustrated with photograph scenes ~ (Interesting cover, 6 [x

Heading: (Earthquake...) Author: Title: Earthquake in San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 21st. 1868 Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:D. Appleton & Co. Date Published: 1868 Description: <

Heading: -1906 Author: Title: Map of the City of San Francisco showing the Streets and the Burnt Area 1906. Scale: 1 in. 1850 ft. Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Britton & Rey Engravers

Heading: (California - San Francisco Earthquake) Author: Title: Collection of photographs from 1906 San Francisco earthquake Place Published: [San Francisco, CA] Publisher: Date Published: [

Collection of Original San Francisco 1906 Earthquake Postcards, pre and post earthquake, in four binders, approximately 480

(lot of 24) San Francisco 1906 earthquake photograph group, depicting devastating vistas of urban destruction, including The Central Theater, Market street, City Hall, The Ferry Building, etc.; Proven

Antique Postcard Album Containing 1906 Earthquake, San Francisco, Oakland, and Paris Postcards.

Heading: (California - San Francisco) Author: Title: San Francisco in Ruins: A Pictorial History of Eight Score Photo-Views of the Earthquake Effects, Flames' Havoc, Ruins Everywhere, Relief Camps Pl

Lot of 14 original 1906 San Francisco earthquake photographs by Smith Brothers, Oakland California. Note a few are duplicates. These are original and NOT copies. Vintage images. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

San Francisco 1906 Earthquake and Fire Memorabilia 1.) San Francisco in Ruins 1906 Pictorial Booklet. Contains pictures of the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. 2.) 4 postcards

10 photos ( lithograph )

Panorama of San Francisco Disaster 1906 Earthquake Panorama of the Ruins From Telegraph Hill to the Base of Rincon Hill Antique Panoramic Panel No 3 depicting the San Francisco Earthquake Aftermath. P

8 stereoview photos,1906 San Francisco earthquake,they might be litho print

Title: 1792 New York Magazine Earthquakes Greenlanders Description: The March 1792 issue of "The New-York Magazine", printed by Thomas and James Swords. 64 page, lacks plate. Interesting content inclu

The February 1756 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London, 48 pages and two engravings: one of Coral and coins and the other of shells. Interesting contnet including on earthquakes as well as

Heading: (Photographs - San Francisco Earthquake Album) Author: Waters, R.J., & Co. Title: Albums of views of San Francisco in the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fire Place Published: San Franci

(2) Leather bound albums containing many original black and white photographs of San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake. Published and photographed by R. J. Walters & Co.

The Great Asylum For The Insane Photo Album. Agnews State Hospital, Santa Clara California, famously the site of the largest loss of life following the Great 1906 Earthquake. Includes Photographs Of d

Early Moorcroft Claremont vase, circa 1905, made for Shreve and Company in San Francisco and a survivor (per oral history) of the 1906 earthquake. At one time the vase had electroplated silver, a Shre

F.H.R. Los Angeles Strawberry Drip Glazed Vase c1910. Fred H. Robertson, son of Alexander Robertson previously assisted his father at Roblin Pottery in San Francisco until the 1906 earthquake destroye