B1.     Bulletin 352 – GEOLOGIC RECONNAISSANCE OF A PART OF WESTERN ARIZONA. By Willis T. Lee, With Notes on the Igneous Rocks of Western Arizona by Albert Johannsen. 1908, 96pp., many photos, colored top/geo. map of area (foldout), diagrams, index. Much on Grand Canyon, Colorado Valley, lower Colorado River, dam sites, etc. VG. ............................................................................ $40.00

B2.     Bulletin 371 – RECONNAISSANCE OF THE BOOK CLIFFS COAL FIELD BETWEEN GRAND RIVER, COLORADO AND SUNNYSIDE, UTAH. By G. B. Richardson. 1909, 54pp., illus., index, foldout map. X-lib o/w VG. ................................ $40.00

B3.     Bulletin 435 – A RECONNAISSANCE OF PARTS OF NORTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO AND NORTHERN ARIZONA. By N. H. Darton. 1910, 88pp., 17 plates, 8 figures, tables, map of area treated, biblio., index. Full-color foldout map in rear pocket: Geologic Map of Northwestern New Mexico and Northern Arizona. There are two full-color foldouts, one a "Map of Grand Canyon at Bright Angel Creek." Several photos are of Grand Canyon sites. By the author of The Story of The Grand Canyon of Arizona, a distinguished USGS geologist who wrote many papers for the Survey. Farquhar: "An important contribution to knowledge of the Grand Canyon area, especially south and east of the river." An astonishingly handsome publication, packed with River/Canyon information and illus. Farquhar 75. VG. ...................................................................................................... $45.00

B4.     Bulletin 549 – THE SHINUMO QUADRANGLE, Grand Canyon District, Arizona. By L. F. Noble. 1914, 100pp., index, 18 plates, map in pocket inside back cover, full-color foldout "Geologic map of Shinumo quadrangle, Ariz., with structure sections. Preface by F. L. Ransome. Plates include "Traveling on trail in Grand Canyon with pack train," "View up Colorado River near Cable Crossing," "Panoramic view of Powell Plateau across Muav Saddle from the Kaibab Plateau," and many other Canyon views. Basic work on the Canyon's west sector, north and south, and one of the U.S. Geological Survey's most coveted publications. Farquhar: "The geologic features are overlaid on an excellent topographic map by Richard T. Evans." In his preface, Ransome says: "Dr. Noble has very properly remembered that the people as a whole have unusual claims to consideration in any publication dealing with the Grand Canyon, and has skillfully supplied as a setting to his more strictly scientific work much vivid description and lucid explanation which will help all those who take more than a transient and superficial interest in what they see to understand one of the most impressive and significant of the inanimate works of nature." A highly important document, published when Bass Camp was "the only permanent habitation in the quadrangle." The photos and large full-color map are worth the admission price on this item. Farquhar 77. X-lib o/w VG. ............................................................................... $65.00

B5.     Bulletins 549, 582 and 591 – THE SHINUMO QUADRANGLE, MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE SANTA RITA AND PATAGONIA MOUNTAINS, AND ANALYSIS OF ROCKS AND MINERALS FROM THE LABORATORY OF THE USGS. By L. F. Noble, Frank C. Schrader, and F. W. Clarke. 1914 and 1915, 376pp., index; three bulletins bound into one volume, red leather w/gilt lettering, marbled endpaper, map pocket, index. THE SHINUMO QUADRANGLE, Grand Canyon District, Arizona by Noble, 100pp., 18 plates, full-color foldout; MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE SANTA RITA AND PATAGONIA MOUNTAINS, ARIZONA by Schrader, 373pp.; and ANALYSIS OF ROCKS AND MINERALS FROM THE LABORATORY OF THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1880 to 1914 tabulated by Clarke. A handsome older rebind. Corners rubbed o/w VG+ internally. VG. $95.00

B6.     Bulletin 573 – RESULTS OF SPIRIT LEVELING IN ARIZONA, 1899 to 1915, Inclusive. By R. B. Marshall. 1915, 123pp., index. Road-log style information. "From Bass camp north along Mystic Spring trail" from Bass Camp south along Ashfork road from Grand Canyon southeast along stage road via Grand View Hotel to Zuni Point (Bissell Point). A most interesting tool giving elevation of benchmarks. Flagstaff, Jerome, Prescott...all mentioned. O.n. o/w VG. ................................................................................................................................. $37.50

B7.     Bulletin 580-D – THE GRAND GULCH MINING REGION, MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA. By James M. Hill. 1914, pp.39-58, illus. O.n. o/w VG.  ................................................................................................................................. $35.00

B8.     Bulletin 613 – GUIDEBOOK OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, Part C, Santa Fe Route With A Side Trip to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. By N. H. Dartonand Others. 1915, 200pp., 24 colored foldout maps, index of railroad stations en route, glossary of geologic terms, etc. Pp.121-131 and route maps 19 and 19A cover the Grand Canyon side trip from Williams. Marvelous detail. Author is Darton of the famed "Story of the Grand Canyon." Black/white photos of Grand Canyon, John Wesley Powell and his boats in Marble Canyon, and many scenes just south of the Canyon. VG.        $85.00

B9.     Bulletin 613 – GUIDEBOOK OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, Part C, Santa Fe Route With A Side Trip to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. By N. H. Darton and Others. 1916, 200pp., 24 colored foldout maps, index of railroad stations en route, glossary of geologic terms. On pp.121-131 and route maps 19 and 19A cover the Grand Canyon side trip from Williams. Marvelous detail. Author is Darton of the famed "Story of the Grand Canyon". Black/white photos of Grand Canyon, John Wesley Powell and his boats in Marble Canyon, and many scenes just south of the Canyon.  G+ to VG.              $85.00

B10.   Bulletin 620-H – A RECONNAISSANCE IN THE KOFA MOUNTAINS ARIZONA. By Edward L. Jones, Jr. 1915, pp.151-164, illus.      $15.00

B11.   Bulletin 690-C – A GEOLOGIC RECONNAISSANCE OF THE UINTA MOUNTAINS, NORTHERN UTAH With Special Reference to Phosphate. By Alfred Reginald Schultz. 1918, Contributions to Economic Geology, Part 1, pp.31-94, 2 plates (one map in rear pocket), 1 figure.  VG+.          $45.00

B12.   Bulletin 730-B – EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION IN THE PAPGO COUNTRY, ARIZONA, WITH A SKETCH OF THE GEOLOGY. By Kirk Bryan. 1922, pp.19-90, illus. Lacks cover, x-lib, o/w G+. ................................................................ $10.00

B13.   Bulletin 751-D – GEOLOGIC STRUCTURE OF SAN JUAN CANYON AND ADJACENT COUNTY, UTAH. By Hugh D. Miser. 1924, 8vo., 118-155pp. Has several photos of the San Juan. VG........................................................................................ $35.00

B14.   Bulletin 798 – GEOLOGY OF THE MUDDY MOUNTAINS, NEVADA With a Section Through the Virgin Range to the Grand Wash Cliffs, Arizona. By Chester R. Longwell. 1928, 152pp., 17 plates including large foldout map in colors, 9 figures, many photos. A rarely visited area just north of the Colorado River and west of Grand Canyon between Mt. Trumbull on the east and the Las Vegas range on the west - some of this area is now under Lake Mead. O.n. o/w VG. ................................................................................................................................. $45.00

B15.   Bulletin 841 – GEOLOGY AND OIL POSSIBILITIES OF THE MOAB DISTRICT, GRAND AND SAN JUAN COUNTIES, UTAH. By A. A. Baker. 1933, rebound in black wraps, 95pp., 11 plates, 2 maps in new rear pocket.  Original cover replaced o/w VG internally.                $30.00

B16.   Bulletin 852. –  THE BOOK CLIFFS COAL FIELD IN EMERY AND GRAND COUNTIES UTAH. By D. Jerome Fisher. 1936, 104pp., illus., index., maps in rear pocket.  VG.  ............................................................................................................ $45.00

B17.   Bulletin 865. –  GEOLOGY OF THE MONUMENT VALLEY-NAVAJO MOUNTAIN REGION, SAN JUAN COUNTY, UTAH. By A. A. Baker. 1936, 106pp., 17 plates including two large foldouts in color in rear pocket, plus 3 figures, maps. Farquhar 81.  VG.       $60.00

B18.   Bulletin 871. –  MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE REGION AROUND BOULDER DAM. By D. F. Hewett, Eugene Callaghan, B. N. Moore, T. B. Nolan, W. W. Rubey and W. T. Schaller. 1936, 196pp., 14 plates, 52 figures, 3 maps in rear pocket (showing non-ferrous-metal districts, ferrous-metal districts, and non-metalliferous districts respectively). Eight of the plates are foldouts.  Spine faded o/w VG+. $35.00

B19.   Bulletin 896 – LEXICON OF GEOLOGIC NAMES OF THE UNITED STATES. Part 1, A-L and Part 2, M-Z. Compiled by M. Grace Wilmarth. 1938, orange wraps, 2396pp. in two volumes. VG.......................................................................... $125.00

B20.   Bulletin 908 – GEOLOGY OF AREA BETWEEN GREEN AND COLORADO RIVERS, GRAND AND SAN JUAN COUNTIES, UTAH. By Edwin T. McKnight. 1940, 147pp., illus., index, maps in rear pocket, foldout chart and photos.  Cover wear, lib. stamps, chipping to back cover, internally VG.           $60.00

B21.   Bulletin 912 – SPIRIT LEVELING IN UTAH, 1897-1938. By J. G. Staack. 1940, 222pp., index.  VG.                $40.00

B22.   Bulletin 913 – TRIANGULATION IN UTAH, 1871-1934. By J. G. Staack. 1940, 170pp., illus.  VG.   $30.00

B23.   Bulletin 951 – GEOLOGY OF THE GREEN RIVER DESERT-CATARACT CANYON REGION, EMERY, WAYNE, AND GARFIELD COUNTIES, UTAH. By Arthur A. Baker. GPO, Washington 1946, four very large foldout maps are boxed in a separate map slipcase, with string ties: Pl. 1, "Geologic map and section of the Green River Desert-Cataract Canyon region"; Pl. 2, "Structural geologic map of the [same region]," with two large maps for each plate. The area studied includes about 2,150 sq. miles of sparsely populated, semi-arid canyon and plateau country in the counties indicated. Situated west of the Green and Colorado rivers, it extends from the Dirty Devil River on the south to the Denver and Rio Grand Western Railroad on the north, and includes the eastern part of the San Rafael Swell. At the time of this study, Green River was the only town in the area, with only about 25 people living beyond the limits of the town. Box of maps only.  VG................................................................................................................... $45.00

B24.   Bulletin 961 – MANGANESE RESOURCES OF THE ARTILLERY MOUNTAINS REGION, MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA. By S. G. Lasky, and B. N. Webber. 1949, 86pp., index, illus., 7 plates in rear pocket. A description of low-grade deposits of economic and scientific interest. VG+.              $30.00

B25.   Bulletin 996-A – PLEISTOCENE-RECENT BOUNDARY IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION. By Charles B. Hunt. 1953, 25pp., index.            $15.00

B26.   Bulletin 1030-C – URANIUM DEPOSITS AT BASE OF THE SHINARUMP CONGLOMERATE, MONUMENT VALLEY, ARIZONA. By I. J. Witkind. 1956, pp.99-130, 2 plates in pocket, 16 figures. Contributions to the geology of uranium.  VG+. $15.00

B27.   Bulletin 1043-A – PHOTOGEOLOGIC PROCEDURES IN GEOLOGIC INTERPRETATION AND MAPPING. By Richard G. Ray. 1956, 21pp., illus. A discussion of the general categories of photogeologic procedures and photogrammetric instructions. VG+.          $10.00

B28.   Bulletin 1046-Q – STRATIGRAPHY OF TRIASSIC AND ASSOCIATED FORMATIONS IN PART OF THE COLORADO PLATEAU REGION. By John H. Stewart, George A. Williams, Howard F. Albee, and Omer B Raup. 1953, pp.487-576, illus., index, plate in rear pocket.  VG.  $20.00

B29.   Bulletin 1056-B – INDEX TO THE GEOLOGIC NAMES OF NORTH AMERICA. By Druid Wilson, Grace C. Keroher and Blance E. Hansen. 1959, 622pp. Geologic names arranged by age and by area containing type locality. Includes names in Greenland, the West Indies, the Pacific Island possessions of the United States, and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Spine sunned o/w VG+. ........................ $30.00

B30.   Bulletin 1067 – AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE CONTINENTAL SHELVES OF THE AMERICAS. By James Trumbull, John Lyman, J. F. Pepper, and E. M. Thomasson. 1958, 92pp., illus., index, map in rear pocket.           $10.00

B31.   Bulletin 1074 – GEOPHYSICAL METHODS OF EXPLORING FOR BURIED CHANNELS IN THE MONUMENT VALLEY AREA, ARIZONA AND UTAH. By W. I. Finch. 1959, pp.125-164, illus., index, maps in rear pocket.   ............................... $35.00

B32.   Bulletin 1083 – GEOPHYSICAL METHODS OF EXPLORING FOR BURIED CHANNELS IN THE MONUMENT VALLEY AREA, ARIZONA AND UTAH. By R. A. Black, F. C. Frischknecht, R. M. Hazlewood, and W. H. Jackson. 1962, pp.161-228, illus., index. X-lib o/w VG.                 $20.00

B33.   Bulletin 1087-C – URANIUM RESOURCES OF THE GREEN RIVER AND HENRY MOUNTAINS DISTRICTS, UTAH, A REGIONAL SYNTHESIS. By Henry S. Johnson, Jr. 1959, pp.59-104, 4 plates in pocket, one figure, index. Contributions to the geology of uranium.  O.n. o/w VG+.              $25.00