Name/Title
"SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THROUGH THE CAMERA"Entry/Object ID
2003.206.1.1Description
Color: Black; Blue; Purple; Red; White
"Southern California Through the Camera," issued by The All-Year Club of Southern California and prepared by Lord & Thomas and Logan, ca. 1928. The softcover item has an oil painting by Orrin A. White of a large Spanish-style building on a cliff overlooking the ocean and with purple mountains in the background. The item is a photo essay of features of the region for tourists and shows, among things, the missions; old adobe houses; highways; ocean beaches; Catalina Island; the mountains; Death Valley; oranges; a two-page aerial view of Los Angeles; the Huntington Library; homes; the Hollywood Bowl; Grauman's Chinese Theater; the Coliseum; sports activities; and more. There is a brief essay at the end, as is an advertisement about the publisher. With cover creases, corner dents, soiling, foxing, soiling and some edge tears, as well as page yellowing, the overall condition is good.Lexicon
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Three-dimensional, Pamphlets, All-Year Club of Southern California, The, Lord & Thomas and Logan, Tourist trade--California, Southern, California, Southern--Description and travel