59, [22] pp. With 40 maps including insets and smaller maps (12 are hand-colored and 3 are printed in color), including 7 double-page (3 of which are hand-colored and 3 are printed in color); a U.S. map showing hand-colored Meridians and base lines and a map diagram on the first supplement page; plus some photos and ads. 17½x15¼, original dark brown cloth with red cloth spine, front cover lettered in gilt.

A scarce Atlas of Salina County, Kansas, with maps detailing railroad lines and stations (including the Missouri Pacific R.R.), rivers, streets, residences, government buildings, schools (including Wesleyan University), churches, cemeteries, parks, and more. Double-page maps include: North part of the City of Salina; Middle part of Salina; South part of Salina; Spring Creek Township (black and white); Kansas (printed in color); United States (printed in color); and a World map (printed in color). Includes two laid in items: a periodical article clipping on a report about Malaria and a four-page section from the Salina Journal newspaper, dated June 6, 1942, with a map titled “Thousands of Acres of Salina County Becomes a Defense Area.”