The Colorado Magazine, Volume XVI, Number 5

The magazine is in good condition with minimal wear. An inscription is present on the cover, indicating a previous owner's name and address. The pages are intact and the binding is secure, with no significant tears or markings. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for this type of publication.

This edition of "The Colorado Magazine," Volume XVI, Number 5, was published by The State Historical Society of Colorado in September 1939 in Denver. It offers a rich exploration of Colorado's history, featuring articles on the Mallet Expedition of 1739, the Concord Coach, and the early days of the St. Vrain Valley. This magazine serves as a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of regional studies, providing insights into the state's past through meticulously researched articles. The publication is a snapshot of historical scholarship from the early 20th century, making it a notable addition to any collection of historical periodicals. Condition-wise, the magazine is well-preserved, though it contains an inscription on the cover. It lacks an ISBN, typical for publications of this era, and no dust jacket is present.