Yosemite Valley Brochure: Bolte & Braden Company, c.1910
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Title: Yosemite Valley
- Author: Bolte & Braden Company
- Date: c.1910
- Condition: Very Good - light foxing to front wrapper panel and other minor wear
- Inches: 4 x 9 [Folded] 32 x 9 [Unfolded]
- Centimeters: 10.16 x 22.86 [Folded] 81.28 x 22.86 [Unfolded]
- Product ID: 308548
Unfold a journey back in time with this single-sheet brochure—cleverly folding out to reveal eight engaging panels on each side, brimming with fourteen tinted photographs, enchanting duotone illustrations, and two charming vintage maps. Produced by Bolte & Braden Co. for the Santa Fe Railway, this artful keepsake invites travelers to explore Yosemite’s majestic landscapes, welcoming lodges, and adventurous routes, all beautifully presented in a cascade of visual delights.
Background on Creator
Bolte & Braden Company was a San Francisco-based printing and publishing firm active in the early 20th century. They are known for producing books, brochures, and other printed materials, serving as the press for a variety of works ranging from travel accounts to religious and historical texts. Evidence of their activity appears in the imprints of several significant publications, such as “Days of My Age: Chimney Corner Chats for the Home Circle” (1917) and “The 1910 Trip of the H.M.M.B.A. to California and the Pacific Coast” (1911). The company’s output often included illustrated and professionally formatted works, contributing to the cultural and documentary record of their era.
Rarity
We identified two copies in OCLC that appear to correspond with this edition, held at the University of Wyoming and the University of Texas.
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Title: Yosemite Valley
- Author: Bolte & Braden Company
- Date: c.1910
- Condition: Very Good - light foxing to front wrapper panel and other minor wear
- Inches: 4 x 9 [Folded] 32 x 9 [Unfolded]
- Centimeters: 10.16 x 22.86 [Folded] 81.28 x 22.86 [Unfolded]
- Product ID: 308548
Unfold a journey back in time with this single-sheet brochure—cleverly folding out to reveal eight engaging panels on each side, brimming with fourteen tinted photographs, enchanting duotone illustrations, and two charming vintage maps. Produced by Bolte & Braden Co. for the Santa Fe Railway, this artful keepsake invites travelers to explore Yosemite’s majestic landscapes, welcoming lodges, and adventurous routes, all beautifully presented in a cascade of visual delights.
Background on Creator
Bolte & Braden Company was a San Francisco-based printing and publishing firm active in the early 20th century. They are known for producing books, brochures, and other printed materials, serving as the press for a variety of works ranging from travel accounts to religious and historical texts. Evidence of their activity appears in the imprints of several significant publications, such as “Days of My Age: Chimney Corner Chats for the Home Circle” (1917) and “The 1910 Trip of the H.M.M.B.A. to California and the Pacific Coast” (1911). The company’s output often included illustrated and professionally formatted works, contributing to the cultural and documentary record of their era.
Rarity
We identified two copies in OCLC that appear to correspond with this edition, held at the University of Wyoming and the University of Texas.
Original: $695.00
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$243.25Description
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Title: Yosemite Valley
- Author: Bolte & Braden Company
- Date: c.1910
- Condition: Very Good - light foxing to front wrapper panel and other minor wear
- Inches: 4 x 9 [Folded] 32 x 9 [Unfolded]
- Centimeters: 10.16 x 22.86 [Folded] 81.28 x 22.86 [Unfolded]
- Product ID: 308548
Unfold a journey back in time with this single-sheet brochure—cleverly folding out to reveal eight engaging panels on each side, brimming with fourteen tinted photographs, enchanting duotone illustrations, and two charming vintage maps. Produced by Bolte & Braden Co. for the Santa Fe Railway, this artful keepsake invites travelers to explore Yosemite’s majestic landscapes, welcoming lodges, and adventurous routes, all beautifully presented in a cascade of visual delights.
Background on Creator
Bolte & Braden Company was a San Francisco-based printing and publishing firm active in the early 20th century. They are known for producing books, brochures, and other printed materials, serving as the press for a variety of works ranging from travel accounts to religious and historical texts. Evidence of their activity appears in the imprints of several significant publications, such as “Days of My Age: Chimney Corner Chats for the Home Circle” (1917) and “The 1910 Trip of the H.M.M.B.A. to California and the Pacific Coast” (1911). The company’s output often included illustrated and professionally formatted works, contributing to the cultural and documentary record of their era.
Rarity
We identified two copies in OCLC that appear to correspond with this edition, held at the University of Wyoming and the University of Texas.
