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THE PINKERTON LABOR SPY by Morris Friedman. Published by Wilshire Book Company, 200 William Street, New York 1907, First edition Original illustrated green cloth covers; 229 pages; several illustrations; plus advertisements. Pages are near fine; covers are in very good condition; spine is sunned with some chipping on head and foot. Many chapters about the Cripple Creek labor strike of 1903 - 1904, with an insight into the industrial war seen from a special perspective. Also, facts and events of the strike in Telluride, Colorado. ___________________________________________________
THE CRIPPLE CREEK STRIKE by Mrs. Emma F. Langdon. Published in Victor, Colorado, 1904, First edition Original green cloth binding with gold print; 248 pages, illustrated. Near fine condition. Detailed perspective of the Cripple Creek strike from the labor union (Western Federation of Miners) side. There were 2 later editions of this book printed in Denver in 1905. _____________________________________
COLORADO AS I SAW IT by Harry A. Epperson. Privately published Inland Printing Co., Kaysville, Utah, 1944, First Edition Original maroon pebbled binding; gold print on front cover; 137 pages, plus illustrations. Near fine condition. Memoirs of Epperson's days in the Cripple Creek Gold Mining District and on Colorado ranches
A GUIDE TO THE CRIPPLE CREEK-VICTOR MINING DISTRICT, by Brian Levine A GUIDE TO THE CRIPPLE CREEK-VICTOR MINING DISTRICT, by Brian Levine, 1987, Century One Press, Colorado Springs, Colorado; first edition, second issue. Publication is in its original illustrated stiff covers; 64 pages; SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Condition: fine. Historical tour of the Cripple Creek District, driving and walking. This publication came out pre-gambling initiative and pre-open-pit mining in the Cresson-Portland area; so, things have been altered in the District. Price:7 Price: $35.00
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"... But never again as during that all too short period when he and I were one person, when the fulfilled future and the wistful past were mingled in a single gorgeous moment -- when life was literally a dream...." F. Scott Fitzgerald, from 'Early Success,' The Crack Up, October 1937
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