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003sl: St. Louis Civil War Fortifications. Four hand colored views on one page of the fortifications built to protect the St. Louis US Arsenal. 11x16 in. $50
004sl: 1903 St. Louis Expo views. Six half-tone views on one page, from Scientific American. 11x15-12/ in. $30
005sl: 1933 St. Louis Topographical Map. Color litho map shows Mississippi River and East St. Louis. Very large detailed amp from US Dept. of Interior Geological Survey. 21x25 in. $60
006sl: 1873 St. Louis. Probably the best 19th Century view of the city. Wonderful view of the riverboats in the river. Hand colored steel engraving from Picturesque America. 12.5x9.5 in. $60
008sl: 1910 St. Louis Map. Large scale hand colored map. Shows both sides of Mississippi River and important buildings. By Rand McNally. 14-1/2x21 in. $60
009sl: 1888 Parks of St. Louis. Five attractive hand colored views of the Victorians enjoying their parks. 16x11 in. $50
010sl: 1883 Levee Repairs at St. Louis. Night scene shows workmen repairing the levee to contain the floods. Hand colored Harper's. 16x11 in. $50
011sl: 1867 Mitchell St. Louis Map. Original hand color. Attractive border. 12x15 in. $80
012sl: St. Louis Civil War scene. Early industry in St. Louis. Hand colored view of Floating Mortar Batteries being constructed. Good River view from Harper's. 16x10-1/2 in. $50
013sl: 1873 St. Louis scenes. Seven hand colored engravings depicting various city scenes. 8-1/2x12-1/2 in. $40
014sl: 1873 St. Louis views. Nine hand colored views engraved on one page. 8-1/2x12-1/2 in. $40
016sl: 1925 St. Louis Yearbook. Washington University yearbook: The Hatchet Class of 1925. St. Louis, Missouri. Condition very good. 576 pages. $15
017sl: 1889 St. Louis and the World's Fair of 1882. Views of the parks, streets, public buildings and resorts, etc. of the city. Twelve views: street scene on Fifth St., clubhouse and grand stand, fair grounds, ampitheatre at fair grounds, Shakespeare statue and Houmboldt Statue, Tower Grove Park, the Missouri Botanical Gardens, Music Pavillion in Forest Park, Tower Grove Park from Grand Ave., statue of Columbus Tower, Grove Park, the court house, the Exposition Building, and Samuel Cupples's residence on Pine Street. This double page, hand colored engraving is from the November, 1889 edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. size: 16x22 in. $150
018sl: 1889 Missouri-The Annual Visit of the Vieled Prophet to St. Loiuis-Some of the Striking Features of the Brilliant Parade. Seven hand colored engravings showing: Nanon, the vieled prophet, Erminie, Mascot, Mikado, Orpheus, and a street scene. This double page engraving is from the October, 1889 edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. size: 16x22 in. $150
019sl: St. Louis, Missouri. This hand colored engraving shows the bridge, harbor, and steamers travelling up and down the river. This unique engraving is from the 1876 edition of Harper's Weekly. size: 16x11 in. $80
200sl: 1886 Views in St. Louis Missouri. Nicely hand colored engraving from the Feb. 20, 1886 issue of Leslie’s Weekly. Title is "Missouri: The City of St. Louis. Views of its Parks, Markets, Prominent Buildings, Important Public Works, Etc." Scene in the center is a panoramic view of the city from the dome of the court house. Surrounding scenes show individual landmarks throughout the city. 16x22 in. $200
201sl: 1904 St. Louis World's Fair Stereoptican and Box with 114 different stereo cards of the Fair. Very good condition, chipping on lower left lens. $250
202sl: 1906 Cram map of Saint Louis. Large extremely detailed hand colored map showing the city boundaries as well as some surrounding townships. Many street names are shown as well as railroad routes, Important buildings, parks and cemeteries, The Mississippi River and the location of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition are shown in detail. 18x27 in. $80
203sl: 1871 The Levee At St. Louis, Missouri - Photographed by R. Benecke, St. Louis. Hand colored wood engraving published in Harper's Weekly on October 14, 1871. Scene depicts riverboats in the background with lumber and people in foreground. 10x15in. $60
204sl: 1871 View of the Bridge Now Building Across the Mississippi At St. Louis - Sketched From the Shot-Tower by Robert P. Mallory. Hand colored wood engraving published in EVERY SUNDAY on January 14, 1871. Picture depicts a view of the bridge in background with several riverboats on the river and the city in foreground. 16x22in. $150
205sl: 1894 The New Union Railway Station At St. Louis, Missouri - Drawn by Hughson Hawley. Copyrighted by the Arkell Weekly Company. Historic lithograph published in Leslie's Illustrated Weekly on September 6, 1894. Scene depicts the Union Railway Station at St. Louis, Missouri, which is currently a major hotel. 11x16in. $80
206sl: 1888 St. Louis, From the Mississippi River - Drawn by Charles Graham; AND Sketches In the Parks of St. Louis. Double-page hand colored wood engravings published in Harper's Weekly as a Supplement on July 9, 1888. Top engraving depicts St. Louis, as seen from the Mississippi River and bottom engraving depicts: 1. Gate of Tower Grove Park; 2. Parterre and Plant House, Shaw's Gardens; 3. The Museum, Shaw's Gardens; 4. The Pavillion in Forest Park; and 5. The Mausoleum, Shaw's Gardens. 16x22in. $60