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'''SANTA CATALINA ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHY'''

::  '''[[SANTA CATALINA ISLAND BIBLIOGRAPHY—CHRONOLOGICAL]]'''



*  [[BANDINI, Ralph|Bandini, Ralph]].  '''Tight Lines'''  Los Angeles: Tight Lines, 1932.  239 pages, leather self-folding binding.  One of 500 copies. Deluxe edition.  With pen and ink sketches by the author. Santa Cruz Island p. 109-128.
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*  [[BANDINI, Ralph|Bandini, Ralph]].  '''Veiled Horizons'''  Los Angeles: Derrydale Press, 1939.  222 pages, Dark green cloth.  One of 950 copies. 
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* [Banning, Phineas].  Yoch, James J. '''On the Golden Shore. Phineas Banning in Southern California 1851-1885'''  Wilmington: Banning Residence Museum, (2002). Wraps.
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*  [[BRYANT, Harold Child| Bryant, Harold C.]] ''[http://biostor.org/reference/120949 Rattlesnakes on Catalina Island'']  Copeia 23:48, 1915


* Buffum, Richard and Marjorie. '''Catalina Saga. An Historical Cruise Around Santa Catalina Island'''  Balboa Island: Abracadabra Press, 2003. First edition. Wraps. The authors devoted 18 years of research to write and publish this book.
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* The Catalina Islander. [newspaper]
: Wednesday, March 26, 1930.
: Wednesday, November 12, 1930.
: Thursday, February 28, 1935.
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*   Chaput, Donald ''The Civil War Military Post on Catalina Island''  Southern California Quarterly 75(1):37-50, Spring 1993. 
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* Clements, Thomas and Stephen W. Dana.  ''Geologic significance of a coarse marine sediment from near Santa Catalina Island, California''  The Journal of Geology 52(5): 351-354, September 1944. Inscribed to Bill Corey with the compliments of the authors. Stapled separate
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* [[COLLINS, Paul|Collins, Paul]] and Terry D. Martin. ''A review of the population status of the Santa Catalina Island Shrew'', Sorex orantus willetii. Final report Order No. 10181-5693 (BW) '85. SE-0018-85. Prepared for US Department of the Interior, Fish & Wildlife Service, Endangered Species Office,  30 December 1985. Spiral bound, 93 pages + maps.
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* [COOKBOOK] [Santa Catalina Island Catalina's Really Cookin'. A Historical pictorial cookbook. Avalon: Avalon Awareness Council; Avalon Schools Booster Club, (n.d.) Spiral bound.190 pages.
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 Colbert, Teddy ''[[Media: Wrigley_Memorial_Pacific_Horticulture.pdf |The Wrigley Memorial Garden]]''  Pacific Horticulture 41(2):25-27, Summer 1980


* Cornell, Ralph D.  ''The Plants of Museum Hill, The Catalina Cherry''  Masterkey 11(4):135, 1937


* Culver, Lawrence.  ''The Island of Leisure'' chapter 3 in '''The Frontier of Leisure. Southern California and the Shaping of Modern America.'''  New York: Oxford University Press, (2010), pp. 83-138. First edition. Wraps.
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* [[DORAN, Adelaide LeMert|Doran, Adelaide LeMert]]. '''The Ranch That was Robbins, Santa Catalina Island''' Glendale, Arthur H. Clark, 1963.   Wraps. Santa Catalina Island. Includes many maps, photographs.
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* Doran Adelaide LeMert.  '''The Ranch that was Robbins’'''  Los Angeles: (privately printed by the author, 1964.)  214 pages. Blue cloth in pictorial wrappers. Second printing, revised in 1964 from the first edition in 1963. 
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* Doran, Adelaide MeMert.  The Ranch that was Robbins’.  Los Angeles: (p.p., 1963.)  214 pages, blue cloth in pictorial wrappers.
	Santa Catalina Island. Includes many maps, photographs.


*  [[DORAN, Adelaide LeMert|Doran, A. L.]] '''Pieces of Eight Channel Islands. A Bibliographical Guide and Source Book.''' Glendale, Arthur H. Clark, 1980
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*  Finnerty, W. Patrick et al.  ''Community Structure And Trade At Isthmus Cove: A Salvage Excavation on Catalina Island''  Pacific Coast Archaeological Society Occasional Paper No. 1, 1970
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*  Flynn, Fletcher R. and Adelaide LeMert Doran ''Santa Catalina — Isle of Summer'' California History Nugget 6(3):86-93, 1938


* Frick, John. '''Wildflowers of Catalina''' [n.p.]: Wellington Press, (1975). Stapled colored wrappers. 31 pages.
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*  Gieser, H.S.  ''Mining and milling on Santa Catalina Island'' Engineering & Mining Journal 124: 245-247, 1927


* Greison, Elizabeth.  '''Hi Naybor! The Story of the Duke of Catalina. [1906-1977]'''  (Privately printed, 1978). Stapled wraps. 16 unpaginated pages. 
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* [[GREY, Zane|Grey, Zane]]. '''Tales of Swordfish and Tuna'''  New York: Harper & Brothers, 1927.  203 pages, 90 illustrations.  Cloth. Frontispiece from photo of Grey next to the world's record broadbill swordfish (as of June 29, 1926), 582 pounds, caught at Santa Catalina Island. Includes several photographs taken at Santa Catalina Island and information about the Tuna Club founded by Charles Holder. Grey is known to be the first to capture a broadbill swordfish with only a rod and reel. 
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* [ [[GREY, Zane|Grey, Zane]] ]. Reiger, George.  '''Zane Grey: Outdoorsman'''  New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, (1972) First edition in dust jacket. Many photos of Grey's life at Avalon, Santa Catalina Island.
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* [ [[GREY, Zane|Grey, Zane]] ]. Mintey, Elyse ''Zane Grey's Avalon'' Sea 71(6):35-37, 111, June 1979
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*  M. R. H.   ''A Northwest Coast Warclub from Santa Catalina Island''  Masterkey 7(2):46-47, 1933


* 1985. Hager, Anna Marie.  '''Winged Mail: From Avalon to Bunker Hill (1894-1898)''' Los Angeles: Dawsons, 1985. 46 pages, 9-1/4 x 6-1/4 inches, two toned white stamped cloth. Story of the carrier pigeon service between Santa Catalina Island and Los Angeles. Presentation copy inscribed: For my valued friend, Marla Daily, from 	Carey Stanton, Santa Cruz Island, January 11, 1986. Tipped in is an article by Jack Smith from the Los Angeles Times Feb. 23, 1986; a letter from the author dated May 6, 1985; Catalina Island Pigeon Messenger Service original 4 page brochure, 1896.
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* Hale, George Osborn. '''Notable Trees and Shrubs of Camp Cherry Valley Catalina Island'''  Pasadena, 1957. Stapled wrappers. 23 pages.
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* Hamilton Cove.  Plans Folio. Featuring Louis Jourdan. Promotional materials for the development of Hamilton Cove, Santa Catalina Island. Two stapled separate folios (10 pages of color photos) (page separates, plans, map).
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* Herr, Charlotte.  '''Their Mariposa Legend. A Romance of Catalina. Pasadena: (Post Printing and Binding, 1921).Illustrated by Orrin White. First issue May, 1921. Printed hard cover. 106 pages.Signed: Very sincerely yours, Charlotte B. Herr.
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''' HOLDER, CHARLES FREDERICK — BOOKS'''


* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]  '''Marvels of Animal Life'''  New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1885.  240 pages, 31 plates.  Decorated cloth. Cover illustration of an octopus by C.F. Holder.  
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]  and J. B. HOLDER.  '''Elements of Zoology'''  New York: American Book Company, (1885).  391 pages plus 10 pages of lists of other text books available.  Black cloth. Appleton’s science text books.
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* —  Another edition. 1888.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]   '''Living Lights. A Popular Account of Phosphorescent Animals and Vegetables''' New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1888. 184 pages plus Index. Tan cloth. Gilt, black and red decorated.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]  '''A Frozen Dragon and other Tales''' A story book of natural history for boys and girls. New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, (1888). Brown cloth, gilt and silver.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]  '''The Treasure Divers'''  New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, (1889). 207 pages. Green cloth. Black sea serpent on the cover.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]   '''All About Pasadena and Its Vicinity '''  Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1889.  141 pages.  Blue illustrated cloth.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]  '''All About Pasadena and Its Vicinity '''  Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1889.  141 pages.  Colored illustrated wrappers. Ex lib. blind-stamped.
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* — Another copy. Wraps. Some staining to cover and page edges. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]    '''An Isle of Summer Santa Catalina. Its History, Climate, Sports, and Antiquities.'''  San Francisco: C.A. Murdock & Co., 1895.  126 pages, illustrated wrappers. Many photographs. 5 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches. Extremely scarce.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].    '''An Isle of Summer Santa Catalina. Its History, Climate, Sports, and Antiquities.'''  Los Angeles: R.Y. McBride, Publisher, 1901.   91 pages, illustrated wrappers.  5 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches. Extremely scarce, later edition.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''The Adventures of Torqua'''  Boston: Little, Brown, & Co., 1902.  282 pages plus 6 pages of advertisements. Red illustrated cloth.
: “Being the life and remarkable adventures of three boys, refugees on the island of Santa Catalina in the 18th century.” Fiction.  Includes Santa Catalina Island photographs. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''The Adventures of Torqua'''  Boston: Little, Brown, & Co., 1914.  282 pages. Blue illustrated cloth. Later edition.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''Big Game Fishes of the United States'''  New York: MacMillan Company, 1903.  435 pages, green cloth. Profuse illustrations, some color plates.  American Sportsman’s Library edited by Caspar Whitney.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''Half Hours with Fishes, Reptiles, and Birds'''  New York: American Book Company, 1906.  255 pages. Red cloth. Profuse photographs and illustrations. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''Life in the Open. Sport with rod, gun, horse and hound in Southern California '''  New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1906.  401 pages. Gilt-illustrated cloth. Includes:  Santa Catalina Island  p.273-286;  Cruising among the Channel Islands p. 327-340.  Profuse photographs. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''The Log of a Sea Angler'''  Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1906.  385 pages, pictorial cloth in illustrated dust jacket. Sport and adventures in many seas with spear and rod.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''The Marooner'''  New York: B. W. Dodge & Company, 1908.  305 pages, decorated cloth. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''Big Game at Sea '''  New York: Outing Publishing Company, 1908.  352 pages, decorated cloth. With many illustrations, including “Coast line of Santa Cruz Island.”
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''California Fishing '''  Southern Pacific, 1908.  80 pages, illustrated wrappers. Southern Pacific Railroad publication, twenty thousand published.  Cover illustration of a fly-fisherman. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  '''Fish Stories ''' New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1909.  336 pages, green cloth with gilt-stamped spine. Includes a photograph of the original 5 members of the Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island which Holder founded in 1898.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].    '''Recreations of a Sportsman on the Pacific Coast '''  New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1910.  399 pages, gilt-stamped green cloth. With 74 illustrations.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].   '''The Channel Islands of California '''  Chicago: McClurg & Co., 1910.  397 pages, illustrated blue-green cloth with silver stamped flying-fish. First edition.  With nearly 150 illustrations and 12 maps.  Includes chapters on each of the eight California Channel Islands.  The first extensive book on the islands.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].    '''The Channel Islands of California '''  London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1910.  397 pages, illustrated green cloth with cream-stamped flying-fish. First English edition.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].    '''The Fishes of the Pacific Coast'''  New York: Dodge Publishing Company, (1912).  122 pages, green cloth with paper photograph attached to cover. A handbook for sportsmen and tourists. Photographs include Santa Catalina Island; Coronado Island; various fishes. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].   '''Salt Water Game Fishing'''  New York: Outing Publishing Company, (1914).  163 pages, illustrated cloth. Outing Handbooks Number 39.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  [[[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island|Tuna Club]]]  '''History of the Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, California''' by Arthur N. Macrate, Jr.  (p.p.), 1948.  197 pages, red leather. First edition.  Published for the 50th anniversary of the Tuna Club founded by Charles Frederic Holder in 1898.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  [[[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island|Tuna Club]]]  '''History of the Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, California''' by Arthur N. Macrate, Jr.  (p.p.),1978.  197 pages, red leather. Second edition. 
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  [[[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island|Tuna Club]]]   '''Tuna Club Secretary’s File 1907-1911 '''  8 pages brad-bound in black boards at top. Holder’s annual report for the year 1910.  Laid in is a letter from the late manager of the Tuna Club, George Branzell ca. 1980.
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* [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  [[[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island|Tuna Club]]]    '''1987 Yearbook and Annual Tournament. Tuna Club'''. Founded 1898. Wraps.
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'''HOLDER BOOKS ABOVE'''
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''' HOLDER, CHARLES FREDERICK — ARTICLES BY AND ABOUT'''


*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  ''The Haunts of the Black Sea Bass''  Scribner's Magazine 10(1):95-99, July 1891.  Coverless magazine + second stapled separate.
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* 1892. [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]] .  ''An Isle of Summer, Santa Catalina Island''.  Los Angeles: Southern California Railway Co.,(1893).  14 pages, wrappers.  9 x 5 3/4 inches. Reprinted from The Californian, December, 1892.  Compliments of Southern California Railway Co., Los Angeles, Cal. Fold-out map of Santa Catalina Island dated 1893 tipped to inside front cover.  
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*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]. [https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Cosmopolitan/w7pPAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22arch+rock%22+%22catalina+island%22&pg=PA138&printsec=frontcover ''Game Fishing in the Pacific''] Cosmopolitan 20(2):138-146, December 1895
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*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]]. [[Media: Holder%2C_Charles_F-A_Remarkable_Stage_Road.pdf | ''A Remarkable Stage Road'']]  Scientific American 79(12):181-182, 1898 


*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  [[Media: Ca-santa_catalina_island_quarry_olla_site_1899.pdf  | ''Serpentine Quarry and Mill & Ancient Olla or Mortar Site'' ]] Scientific American 81(25):393-394, 1899 


*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  ''Game Fishes of Southern California''  Hotel Gazette and Outing News 1(1):7-8, January 1899
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*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].[https://archive.org/details/wideworldmagazin05londuoft/page/414 ''A California Paradise'' (Santa Catalina Island)]  Wide World Magazine 5(28):415-422, August 1900 


*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  [https://archive.org/details/wideworldmagazin06londuoft/page/130 ''The Lady Anglers of Santa Catalina'']   Wild World Magazine 6(32):131-134, December 1900
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*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  ''[[Media: Holder,Charles_Pacific_Wireless.pdf |''Santa Catalina's Wireless Newspaper'']]'' Scientific American 88:19, 1903


*  [[HOLDER, Charles Frederick|Holder, Charles Frederick]].  ''The Rod on the Pacific Coast''  Pacific Monthly 18(1):1-12, July 1907.  Stapled separate.
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'''END C. F. HOLDER
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* Hoover, Robert.   ''Incised Steatite Tablets from the Catalina Museum''  Masterkey 47(3):106-109, 1973


* Houser, Dave G. ''California Dream: An Island Hideaway'' [Holly Hill House] Historic Preservation 36(2):10-11, April 1984
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* [Isthmus, Santa Catalina Island].  Finnerty, W. Patrick et al.  ''Community Structure And Trade At Isthmus Cove: A Salvage Excavation on Catalina Island''  Pacific Coast Archaeological Society Occasional Paper No. 1, 1970
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* [Isthmus, Santa Catalina Island]. Strudwick, Ivan H. [https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/mwnan/vol7/iss1/11/ ''Reestablishing the locale of California's first American-designated place name on Santa Catalina Island'']  in Monographs of the Western North American Naturalist: Vol. 7 , Article 11. 2016.
: "From 1801 to late 1803, captains and co-owners of the ''Lelia Byrd'', William Shaler of Boston and Richard J. Cleveland of Salem, Massachusetts, voyaged to the west coast of North America where they traded for sea otter fur that they then sold in Canton, China. They traveled to the Hawaiian Islands and made a gift of horses, the first in Hawaii, to King Kamehameha I, “the Great.” During 1804–1805, Shaler sailed back to the California coast to continue trading while Cleveland sailed to Boston. Shaler’s narrative of the 1804–1805 voyage is the earliest, most extensive account of California written firsthand by an American observer. On 1 May 1805, Shaler was the first American to name a California locale: a “small but very fine port” on Santa Catalina Island, which he named after his friend M. De Rouissillon. At Port Roussillon, Shaler and his crew careened the ''Lelia Byrd'' between 1 May and 12 June 1805 and stayed with their “Indian friends.” This harbor is identified as Avalon Bay in California Place Names (Gudde 1949), but further investigation indicates Port Roussillon is actually Isthmus Cove at Two Harbors."
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* [Isthmus, Santa Catalina Island]. Weill, Douglas. ''The Isthmus of Catalina Island: A Historical Sketch and Prospective Survey''  California and the West. Dr. Anrew F. Rolle. May 26, 1969. Spiral bound ms, apparently submitted for a class.
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* [[LICK, James|LICK, James]]. Lick, Rosemary. '''The Generous Miser. The Story of James Lick of California'''   The Ward Ritchie Press, (1967). Grey cloth in dust jacket. 95 pages. James Lick began buying interests in Santa Catalina Island in 1864. By 1867 he owned the entire island.
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* Mackey, Margaret Gilbert. '''Going Places in and Near Los Angeles''' Los Angeles: The Goodwin Press, 1940. Blue cloth. 235 pages. Library discard. Santa Catalina Island pages 208-224.
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* Mallan, Chicki. '''Guide to Catalina and California's Channel Islands'''  Chico: Moon Publications, 1984. First edition. Wraps.
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* Mallan, Chicki. '''Guide to Catalina and California's Channel Islands'''  Chico: Moon Publications, 1988. Second edition. Wraps.
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* [[MEIGHAN, Clement W.|C. W. Meighan]]  ''A Prehistoric Miner's Camp on Catalina Island''  Masterkey 31(6):176–184, 1957


*  [[MEIGHAN, Clement W.|Meighan, Clement W.]] ''The Little Harbor Site, Catalina Island: An example of Ecological Interpretation in Archaeology''  American Antiquity 24(4):Pt. 1, 383-405, 1959


* Miller, Ray & Jo.  '''Catalina. Wish You were Here!'''  (Bakersfield: Sierra Printers, 1993). 96 pages in full color. A sampling of the history of Santa Catalina island in post cards.
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* [[MILLSPAUGH, Charles Frederick|Millspaugh, Charles Frederick ]] and [[NUTTALL, Lawrence William|L. W. Nuttall]] '''Flora of Santa Catalina Island''' Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History, 1923.  Printed wraps. Publication 212. Botanical Series Vol. V. 413 pages plus 14 plates (each with 1-3 figures), plus tipped in map of Santa Catalina Island, 9 1/8 x 6 1/8 inches.
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*  Nash, Arthur I. ''Goats of Catalina Harbor''  Field and Stream 14:(513-517) May 1909


*  Oberbauer, Thomas ''Twenty-Six Miles Across the Sea''   Environment West 2(1):14-19, Fall 1990
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* O'Grady, Jack.  '''Jack O'Grady's Scenic Historic Guide to Catalina and the Channel Islands''' Anaheim: n.p. (1975). Stapled colored wrappers. 58 pages.
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* Oudin, Doug. '''Between Two Harbors. Reflections of a Catalina Island Harbormaster'''  Bloomington: IUniverseLLC, (2013). Wraps.
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* [[OVERHOLT, Alma|Overholt, Alma]].  '''The Catalina Story'''   [Avalon]: Catalina Island Museum Society, Inc., 1962.  Stapled wraps. 96 pages. Philip K. Wrigley Fund, sponsor.  Many maps, charts, photographs. 
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* [[OVERHOLT, Alma|Overholt, Alma]].  The Catalina Story. Edited and updated by Jack Sargent. Avalon: The Island Press, 1978. Stapled wraps. 88 pages. 


* Pedersen, Jeannine L.  ''Catalina Island''' Images of America. SC: Arcadia Publishing, (2004). Wraps. 128 pages.
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* Pedersen, Jeannine L.  ''Catalina By Sea''' Images of America. SC: Arcadia Publishing, (2006). Wraps. 128 pages.
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* Pedersen, Jeannine L.  ''Catalina By Air''' Images of America. SC: Arcadia Publishing, (2008). Wraps. 128 pages.
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* '''PHONE BOOKS'''

* 2002. Catalina. Pacific Bell Smart Yellow Pages including White Pages. Keep until May 2002. Area Code 310.
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* 2008.  Catalina. Including White Pages. The Real Yellow Pages. AT&T, May 2008, Area codes 310 & 424
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* 2011. Catalina. Including White Pages. The Real Yellow Pages. AT&T, May 2011, Area codes 310 & 424
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* Pipkin, Bernard W. ''Geology of the San Pedro Basin Los Angeles Harbor to Santa Catalina Island''  NAGT-FWS Santa Catalina Island Field Trip. March 18, 1984.  Stapled wraps, 16 pages.
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* Powell, Jerry.  ''A Previously Undescribed Moth Reared from Catalina Ironwood on Santa Cruz Island, California'' Pan-Pacific Entomologist 43(3):220-2007. Stapled separate.
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* Rathbun, Loyd and Chuck Liddell.  '''The Legends of Old Ben 1899-192?'''  Catalina Island Museum Society, 1976. Stapled wraps. 13 pages.
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* Renton, David M. & Kathryn E. Renton  '''The Life and Legacy of D.M. Renton''' (Create Space, An Amazon Company, 2018, 429 pages)
Wraps. Inscribed to the Santa Cruz Island Foundation by the authors.
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* Reynolds, Ann Cloud. '''Wild Goats Trails of Catalina'''. Avalon: Ann Cloud Reynolds, 1941. Stapled wraps. 42 pages. Signed: Ann Cloud Reynolds.
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* Reynolds, Ann Cloud. '''Wild Flowers of Catalina'''. Avalon: Ann Cloud Reynolds, 1947. Stapled wraps. unpaginated. Signed: Ann Cloud Reynolds. With a long holograph poem inscription to Frances. Dated Aug. 18 '48.
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* Reynolds, Ann Cloud. '''Mountain Trails of Catalina'''. Avalon: Ann Cloud Reynolds, 1948. Stapled wraps. 42 pages. Signed: Ann Cloud Reynolds.
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* Reynolds, Ann Cloud. '''Canyon Trails of Catalina'''  Avalon: Ann Cloud Reynolds, 1950. Stapled wraps. 44 pages.
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* Ritter, Ema I.  '''Life at the old Amphibian Airport, Catalina Island'''  (Avalon: privately printed, 1970).  214 pages.  Brown cloth in yellow dust jacket. Many photographs.
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* Robinson, W. W. ''The Island of Catalina''  Los Angeles: Title Guarantee and Trust Company, 1941.  Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives] [ex-lib. M. D. Daily]


* Rowland, Stephen, Sorena Sorenson and Charles Savrda.  ''Geology of Santa Catalina Island and Nearby Basins''  unpublished mimeographed copy dated March 18, 1984 for a field trip of the National Association of Geology Teachers.
Wraps. 62 pages. Bound with black strip.
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* Rowland, Stephen M.  ''[[Media: CA Geology Nov 1984 SCAT.pdf|Geology of Santa Catalina Island]]. '' California Geology. California Division of Mines, 37(11):239–251, November 1984
:: [original in SCIF archives]


* Saucedo, Marcelino.  '''Dream Makers and Catchers: The Story of the Mexican Heritage of Catalina Island'''  USA: Walsworth Publishing, (2008). First edition in d.j. 
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*  [[SCHUMACHER, Paul|Schumacher, Paul]] ''[http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/128840#page/639/mode/1up Ancient Olla Manufacture in Santa Catalina Island, California]'' American Naturalist 12(9):629, 1878


*   Shaw, Albert    ''The Wonders of Submarine Life as seen through the Glass-Bottom Boat''   American Review of Reviews 40(5):615-617, 1909


*  Shepard, F.P., U.S. Grant IV and R.S. Dietz ''The Emergence of Catalina Island'' American Journal of Science 237(9):651-655, 1939


*  Sitton, Tom ''The Bannings on the Magic Isle'' California History 87(1):6-23, 2009
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*  [[SMITH, William Sidney Tangier| Smith, W. S. T.]]  ''[http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.31822033848664;view=1up;seq=21 The Geology of Santa Catalina Island]''  Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences, Third Series, 1(1):2-71, 1897-1904 (published Feb. 4, 1897)


*   [[SMITH, William Sidney Tangier| Smith, W. S. T.]]  ''The Geology of Santa Catalina Island''  Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences 1, 3rd series, 1:1-71, 1898


*  [[SMITH, William Sidney Tangier|Smith, Tangier]] ''Marine Terraces on Santa Catalina Island'' American Journal of Science 25(146)5th series:123-136, 1933


* Strudwick, Ivan H. [https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/mwnan/vol7/iss1/11/ ''Reestablishing the locale of California's first American-designated place name on Santa Catalina Island'']  in Monographs of the Western North American Naturalist: Vol. 7 , Article 11. 2016.
: "From 1801 to late 1803, captains and co-owners of the ''Lelia Byrd'', William Shaler of Boston and Richard J. Cleveland of Salem, Massachusetts, voyaged to the west coast of North America where they traded for sea otter fur that they then sold in Canton, China. They traveled to the Hawaiian Islands and made a gift of horses, the first in Hawaii, to King Kamehameha I, “the Great.” During 1804–1805, Shaler sailed back to the California coast to continue trading while Cleveland sailed to Boston. Shaler’s narrative of the 1804–1805 voyage is the earliest, most extensive account of California written firsthand by an American observer. On 1 May 1805, Shaler was the first American to name a California locale: a “small but very fine port” on Santa Catalina Island, which he named after his friend M. De Rouissillon. At Port Roussillon, Shaler and his crew careened the ''Lelia Byrd'' between 1 May and 12 June 1805 and stayed with their “Indian friends.” This harbor is identified as Avalon Bay in California Place Names (Gudde 1949), but further investigation indicates Port Roussillon is actually Isthmus Cove at Two Harbors."
:: [spiral-bound ms. in SCIF archives] 


*  [[SUMNER, Eustace Lowell|Sumner, E. L.]] ''Catalina Cats and Quail'' California Fish & Game 18(1):71, January 1933


*  [[THORNE, Robert|Thorne, Robert]] ''A Flora of Santa Catalina Island'' Aliso 6(3):1-77, June 30, 1967. Wraps. Stapled separate.
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* [[THORNE, Robert|Thorne, Robert]] ''A supplement to the floras of Santa Catalina and San Clemente islands, Los Angeles County, California'' Aliso 7(1):73-83 April 19, 1969


* [ [[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island]] ] Macrate, Arthur, Jr. '''History of the Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, California'''  Tuna Club, 1948. First edition. Burgundy leather binding. 197 pages, 17 chapters. Rare  book. 
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* [ [[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island]] ] Macrate, Arthur, Jr. '''History of the Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, California'''  Tuna Club, 1978. Second edition. Burgundy leather binding. 197 pages, 17 chapters. 
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*  [[TRASK, Luella Blanche|Trask, Blanche]]. ''[https://archive.org/details/landsunshine03unkngoog The Heart of Santa Catalina]'' Land of Sunshine 7(4):153-160, September 1897


*  [[TRASK, Luella Blanche|Trask, Blanche]]. ''Avalon, Santa Catalina Island'' (A song)  Land of Sunshine 9(2):153, 1898


*  [[TRASK, Luella Blanche|Trask, Blanche]]. ''Field notes from Catalina Island''  Erythea 7:135-146, 1899
 

*  [[TRASK, Luella Blanche|Trask, Blanche]]. ''Fossil Peak, Santa Catalina Island''  Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences 3(8):140, 1904


*  [[Tuna Club, Avalon, Santa Catalina Island|Tuna Club]]   Avalon. Santa Catalina Island, California. Membership Roster and Telephone Directory 1997. Hole punched for a small binder.
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* Vaughan, Ruben V. "Doc".  '''The Print of My Remembrance. The Autobiography of Ruben V. "Doc" Vaughan''' Hollywood: Limb Publishing, (1955). Gilt-stamped blue boards. 175 pages.
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* Vaughan, Ruben V. "Doc".   Doc's Catalina Diary. By Ruben V. Vaughan. Los Angeles: Pacific Printing & Lithograph Co., 1956. Stapled black wrappers. 74 pages. Signed: R. V. "Doc" Vaughan, PhC.
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* Vaughan, Ruben V. "Doc".  Doc's Catalina Diary. By Ruben V. Vaughan. [n.p., 1961]. Stapled greed wrappers. 86 pages. Inscribed: To Helen K. Dreuer from Ol' Doc Vaughan, PhC. Thanks. 1961.
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* Weinstein, Robert A.   ''[[Media: MA Quarterly 1968.pdf|From San Pedro due South to Catalina Island]]''   Los Angeles County Museum Alliance Quarterly 6(3):4-9, 1968
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*  White, William Sanford. '''Santa Catalina Island Goes to War''' World War II 1941-1945.  CA: White Limited Editions, (2002) Perfect bound in landscape wraps.
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*  [[WILLIAMSON, Mrs. M. Burton | Williamson, Mrs. M. Burton]] [[Media: Williamson_History_of_SCI_1903.pdf |''History of Santa Catalina Island'']]  Southern California Quarterly 6(1):14-31, 1903


* Windle, Ernest.  '''Windle's History of Santa Catalina Island (and Guide)'''  Avalon: Catalina Islander, 1931. First edition. Wraps. 159 pages + fold-out map and index. Numerous photographs and more than 100 illustrations. A canvas-backed map tipped in at the rear. ROCQ 4857. A second edition was published in 1940.
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* Windle, Ernest.  '''Windle's History of Catalina'''  Avalon: The Catalina Islander, 1940.  Stapled wraps. Second edition.
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* Wlodarski, Robert J.  ''Ralph Glidden's Catalina Investigations'' Masterkey 53(2):55-61, 1978


* Wlodarski, Robert J. ''A Bibliography of Catalina Island Investigations and Excavations (1850-1980). Los Angeles: Institute of Archaeology Occasional Paper #9. Stapled wraps.
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* Wlodarski, Robert J. and Anne Nathan-Wlodarski. '''Haunted Catalina''' A history of the island and guide to Paranormal Activity. Calabasas: G-host, 1996.  Wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives] [ex-lib. M. D. Daily]


* [WRIGLEY] White, William Sanford. '''The Wrigley Family. A Legacy of Leadership in Santa Catalina Island'''  City of Industry: Pace Lithographers, Inc., (2005).  First edition in d.j. Signed by Wrigley women: Ada Blanche Wrigley Schreiner; Blanny Avalon Hagenaugh; Alison Wrigley Rusack; Misdee Wrigley Miller; Helen A[twater] Rosburg. 
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* [WRIGLEY] White, William Sanford. '''The Wrigley Family. A Legacy of Leadership in Santa Catalina Island'''  City of Industry: Pace Lithographers, Inc., (2005).  First edition, wraps. 
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* [[ZAHN, Otto |Zahn, Otto J. ]]  ''The Mexican Raven on Catalina Island''  Avifauna 1(2):24-25, 1895


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* [n.a.]	''As We Were in Avalon'' California History 71-76, Winter 1984


*  2015. Catalina Island. California's only island resort. Official Visitors Guide. Catalina Chamber of Commerce 2015.
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* 2016. Visitors Guide. Two Harbors, CA  Stapled wraps.
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