rare 1907 article: St Joe River, Coeur d'Alene Lake, Harrison, St Maries IDAHO

Description

(Vintage article, 1907)
This is
"An Idyll of the Trout Streams" by Jules Verne Des Voignes
, as published in July 1907.
14 pages; 14 illustrations from photographs.
Pages are approximately 9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches.
Illustrations:
[Uncaptioned]
Mount Baldy Peak, From the Upper St. Joe [full page]
The Steamer Colfax Rounds a Bend on the Shadowy St. Joe
On the Shadowy St. Joe
The Highest Draw Bridge in the World; at the Mouth of the St. Joe
The Shadowy St. Joe River, Showing the Little Town of St. Joe, at the Head of Navigation, in the Distance [full page]
A Quiet Spot on Marble Creek
Black Rock, Lake Coeur d'Alene
The Coeur d'Alene Lakes, From Whose Icy Waters and Treacherous Undercurrents No Drowning Man Ever Escapes
A Marble Creek Catch
Hotel "St. Joe"
"Little Falls" -- St. Joe River, Just Below the Riffle
Ste. Marie's; the Little Town That Civilization Doesn't Appal.
The Mouth of the St. Joe River -- Harrison in the Distance.
Packaged in clear archival sleeve, with cardboard backing, in rigid mailer -- with certificate of provenance.
An uncommon and especially-well-illustrated piece for researcher or collector.
SKU #PM1907_07j