The Colorado Magazine, Volume XX (Numbers 1-6)

The magazine is in fair condition, reflecting its age. The cover shows signs of wear, with some discoloration and minor edge fraying. Handwritten notes are present on several pages, adding unique historical insights. The binding remains intact, and there is no dust jacket.

"The Colorado Magazine, Volume XX (Numbers 1-6)" is a historical publication by The State Historical Society of Colorado, released in 1943. This edition is a compilation of six issues, providing a comprehensive glimpse into Colorado's rich history as curated by the State Museum in Denver. The magazine covers diverse topics such as ranching in northeastern Colorado in the early 1880s, the Pikes Peak Prevaricator, and memoirs of notable figures like Marion Russell. The publication is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of regional history. This particular copy features handwritten notes, offering additional historical context and personal insights. The condition is consistent with age, with no dust jacket present, making it a fascinating artifact for collectors interested in mid-20th-century historical records.