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Description
Notes/Inscriptions:Printed title (MC). Printed (UC): Miner's Life Illustrated; (C): The honest miner's songs; (Left edge): Entered... Barber and Baker... California, Published by Barber and Baker, corner of Third and J Street, Sacramento. Each image captioned. This copy has variant cursive loop border, with imprint and copyright statement at left edge, not lower center. Single sheet, possibly cut down from double sheet. Five lines of ms. text on verso. For related print see 1963.002:0069. For variants see 1963.002:0091--B and 1963.002:0092--B. Not received with the Honeyman Collection. Purchased by Bancroft Library in 1947 (from Howell). Added to Honeyman as variant, circa 1980. Formerly marked L/S 40 v.2. Thirteen images showing mining camps, miners at work in mines and at daily chores, social activities, interiors of living quarters, etc.
Type
image
Format
Engravings Pictorial lettersheets
Extent
28 x 22.5 cm., sheet Print on tinted paper: engraving
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