SAN FRANCISCO. Official Memorial Souvenir. April 18,

Published by The Radial Co. in 1906. Events and phots of the after earthquake.

PILLSBURY, Arthur C. (1870-1946), photographer. The Burning of San Francisco. April 18, 06. View from St. Francis Hotel, No. 101. 1906. 40 3/4 x 7 1/2 in. (sight) silver gelatin photograph, housed in

Mian Situ - San Francisco, April 18, 1906 - Hand Signed - Limited Edition Canvas - Image Size: 35"w X 21"h. Limited Edition Of: 100 -

Heading: (California - San Francisco) Author: Title: Report of the Committee of Five to the "Thirty-Five Companies" on the San Francisco Conflagration. April 18-21, 1906 Place Published: [New York] P

R.J. Waters & Company. "The Burning City - San Francisco, 10 a.m. April 18, 1906" San Francisco, 1906. An impressive gelatin silver photograph panorama of a dramatic view of San Francisco in flames th

[CALIFORNIA]. A group of 2 panoramic photographs of San Francisco following the earthquake. 1906. The Burning City - San Francisco. 10 a.m. April 18 1906. (Brown stain to left edge.) -- The Ruins of S

“Destruction of San Francisco by Earthquake and Fire, April 18, 1906,” by Francis Ficke. This is an extremely scarce print, especially in original color. The same print in black is also sc

Heading: San Francisco Earthquake) Author: Blumberg, A. Title: Original gelatin silver photograph panorama of San Francisco in flames following the earthquake of April 18, 1906 Place Published: San Fr

Marked on center Frida KAHLO, Diego Rivera and Mexican Modernism, from the Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection. April 18- September 8, 1996. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Subject depicts Kahlo

Collection of books and ephemera related to San Francisco Bay area and Panama-Pacific International Exposition, including 'The Blue Book: Official Souvenir View Book of the Panama- Pacific Internation

Bulletin No. 324. Series R. Structural Materials 1. CALIFORNIA. United States. Department of the Interior. (U.S. Geological Survey). GPO. The San Franciso earthquake and fire of April 18, 1906 and the

Authentic Official Memorial Edition of 1906. "Complete Story of the San Francisco Earthquake, Embracing a Full Account in Pictures and Story of the Awful Disaster that Befell the City of San Francisco

Refugees Camp In Jefferson Square In the early 1900's, Jefferson Square was 11 pastoral acres of park -- hilly contours, trees and shrubs. But on April 18, 1906, ear

Panoramic view of San Francisco, California, taken from the vicinity of Seventh and Market Streets immediately before and directly after the fire April 18, 1906. [upper image] Dear old San Francisco,

[SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE]. Mercury-Herald. San Francisco Reported Destroyed. San Jose, CA, 18 April 1906. 4pp., 4to (292 x 210 mm), old folds, few splits. A VERY RARE SAME-DAY PRINTING OF THE EARTHQU

Description: repro wolfgang's vault 14" x 22" white heavy posterboard, BILL GRAHAM presents in San Francisco, Vintage Rock & Roll THE BAND Poster Sons of Champlin ACE OF CUPS Winterland April 16 18 19

A sterling silver spoon by Watson circa 1906. Hallmarked. Front of bowl reads San Francisco in flames. Verso is inscribed Great San Francisco Fire - April 18th 1906 beautiful enamel bowl, back is gild

Paperback 1987 table book, along with a gallery show booklet and pamphlet titled "GENE DAVIS, An Exhibition Organized By The San Francisco Museum Of Art April 10-May 12, 1968". About the book: "Jacque

Nice variety of San Francisco ephemera. Dozens of photos, some copies of 1906 earthquake damage, Grace Cathedral booklet, vintage souvenir booklet, about 15 small b/w postcards, Official Program US Fr

Two identical unmailed booklets with 18 B&W views of various ships. Pencil notation inside one of the booklets says this was for Fleet Day Sept. 1, 1919 in San Francisco. Published by Edward H. Mitche

Three Travel Expose Photos for McFadden Piano, Framed. A photographic memorial of David McFadden walking from Coney Island to San Francisco with his piano in April of 1911. This item requires third pa

WILLIAM MCLEAN (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), OIL ON CANVAS, UNTITLED ABSTRACT, LABELED VERSO. 28 X 18"; FRAMED 30 X 20" PROVENANCE: SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF ART-A.F.A. WEST COAST ARTISTS, APRIL 10-MAY 4, 19

Theodore Wores (1859-1939) Over the Dunes to the Sea, San Francisco signed 'Theodore Wores.' (lower left) and titled (on the stretcher bar and on a gum label affixed to the stretcher bar), inscribed a

Hardcover 1894 San Francisco souvenir book by Hartwell & Mitchell. Hotels, Chinatown, Golden Gate Park etc. 6x8.5". San Francisco California Robert Coelln Collection