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Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Selling, Philip Title: Letter about Jewish merchant in Mississippi who had left for the California Gold Rush Place Published: Macon, Mississippi Publisher:

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Fullerton & Raymond Title: Boston Letter about a disappeared Forty-Niner Place Published: Boston Publisher: Date Published: March 6, 1849 Descrip

Heading: (California Gold Rush) Author: Boughton, James Title: Letter about New York 49ers in California Place Published: New York Publisher: Date Published: January 15, 1850 Descriptio

Heading: Author: Grabhorn, Jane Bissell Title: A California Gold Rush Miscellany, Comprising: The Original Journal of Alexander Barrington, Nine Unpublished Letters from the Gold Mines, Reproductions

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

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Sadie Van Patten Hall (1884-1967) Gold Ridge, California Gold Rush Three-panel Screen signed and dated 'S. Van Patten Hall / 1949 (lower right) oil and gilt paint on painted wooden panel each panel 61

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Mining.- California Gold Rush.- Jenkins (William W.) History and Development of Placer-Mining in California, original typescript signed by the author in pencil at end, 12pp., folds, screw bound at hea

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