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Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: Botany Plate IV., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: Botany Plate III., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: Botany Plate I., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: Botany Plate II., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

3 lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: Botany Plate IV., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

14 lithograph views of fossil Ferns in 20 parts. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: PL. III., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

5 lithograph views of fossil Ferns in 15 parts. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: PL. II., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

8 lithograph views of fossil Ferns in 11 parts. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: PL. I., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

24 lithograph views of fossil shells. Published by E. Weber & Co. In upper right margin: PL. V., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Untitled folding map of the crossing of the Sierra Nevada. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Published by E. Weber & Co. . Relief shown by hachures., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co. Relief shown by hachures., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph map. Relief shown by hachures. Oriented with the north to lower right., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Untitled folded map of emigrant route in Bear River Valley. Relief shown by hachures. Oriented with the north to upper right., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view. Published by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Continues: Introduction by J. C. Fremont. Washington City. March 1845., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Continues: Introduction by J. C. Fremont. Washington City. March 1845., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Introduction by J. C. Fremont. Washington City. March 1845., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view, Litho Print by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Lithograph view, Litho Print by E. Weber & Co., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.

Bound in original embossed brown cloth, with title in gilt on spine., 1st. edition of John Charles Report of the first and second exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842 and to Oregon and north California, along the Oregon Trail, and through Nevada in the years 1843-44. Published by Gales and Seaton, Washington, D.C.,1845. This work is one of the monumental works of western exploration. Issued iby both House of Representatives and Senate (this copy the Senate issue), it provided details of terrain and landmarks that had never been reported on through the mid 1800s. In 693 pages of descriptive text on: Travel; Catalogue of Plants; Nature of the geological formations; Descriptions of organic remains; Astronomical observations; Meteorological observations, made during the expedition, by John Charles Fremont, John Torrey and James Hall. 22 lithograph views of mountains, Pyramid Lake in Nevada, Columbia River Gorge views, waterfalls, the Sierra Nevada, the Great Salt Lake, etc., and 4 maps of the route, including Map Of An Exploring Expedition To The Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, Oregon & North California In The Years 1843-44. Maps and views engraved by E. Weber & Co. Baltimore. Bound in original publisher's brown cloth, with blind-stamped decorative ruled edges, with title “Fremont’s first & second expeditions 1842-3-4.” In gilt on spine.