Pacific Spruce Corporation and Subsidiaries

Reproduction. Illustrated story of the rise and progress of the Pacific Spruce Corporation originally printed in the February 10, 1924 issue of the Lumber World Review, published in Chicago. A must for logging and railroad enthusiasts. 13 in. x 10 in. format. Photos, illustrations. 93 pp. $24.95

Pathfinder: The First Automobile Trip From Newport to Siletz Bay,
July 1912

Edited by James Stembridge, Jr.

Detailed description of the journey between Newport and Siletz Bay taken by four young men who went where no auto had gone before, mostly over beaches at low tide, in a 1912 Studebaker. The 47 mile round trip took 22 hours and 40 minutes and required numerous tools. Glimpses into Lincoln County folk life. Many photographs printed from glass negatives. Illustrated. 24 pp. $2.95

Pictorial Otter Rock

by Elinor deSosa, Barbara Husk, Rose Troxel

Lavishly illustrated booklet using historic photographs of the beautiful central Oregon coast. Illustrated. 122 pp. $8.95

School District NO. 61, Lincoln County

by Harriet Munnick

Trivia and triumphs of a young woman's first year teaching at Devil's Lake in the wilds of the central coast. Stories of students, many Indian children. Enjoyable and informative. Illustrated. 61 pp. $5.95

Siletz: Survival for an Artifact

byLeone Letson Kasner

History of the Siletz Indian people and an in-depth study of their basketry, the form and design of the baskets and the materials used in their preparation. Highly detailed drawings and descriptions of different types of Siletz baskets by the author, also an artist. Illustrated. 82 pp. $9.95