California imprints : August 1846-June 1851

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  The Grabhorn Press ; a catalogue of imprints in the collection of Henry R. Wagner

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  Deaths and Burials of Men Associated with the Bear Flat Revolt in California, June 1846: [photocopies]

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  The published writings of Henry R. Wagner : issued by the Zamorano Club of Los Angeles at the first far western meeting of the Bibliographical Society of America, held at the Henry E. Huntington Library on August 27, 1955, in honor of Henry R. Wagner. With a foreword by Lawrence Clark Powell and a preface by Francis P. Farquhar

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