The Colorado Magazine 1940, numbers 1-6

This volume is in good condition, with minor wear consistent with age. The covers show slight edge wear, and the pages are clean and intact. There is no dust jacket, as typical for periodicals of this nature. Overall, the binding remains strong, making it a well-preserved piece of historical literature.

The Colorado Magazine, Volume XVII, published in 1940 by The State Historical Society of Colorado, offers a detailed exploration of Colorado's rich historical tapestry. This edition, spanning issues from January to November, is a collection of articles that delve into pivotal events and figures in Colorado's past. Topics include the Colorado Constitutional Convention of 1876, the Pueblo Flood of 1921, and notable local personalities. Published in Denver, this magazine is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of local history. The condition of this volume is generally good, with some wear typical of archival materials. This edition is particularly significant for its in-depth articles by experts of the era, providing a snapshot of Colorado's historical landscape during the early 20th century.