Antique Historical Souvenir of San Francisco, Cal. With Views of Prominent Buildings, The Bay, Its Islands, Fortifications, Etc. Heininger – Publisher San Francisco, Cal. Hardcover booklet bound in decorated pictorial cloth, embossed on the back with an emblem “Eureka” and woman with a bear. 16 accordion pages of images (photographic style drawings) plus three pages of a bird’s eye view of the city. 30 page booklet discussing the history of the city and the tourist highlights and prominent buildings. Nearly all of the buildings and sites shown were destroyed in the 1906 Earthquake and fire. Ignatius Church, Mission Dolores, Masonic Temple. Flood, Leland Standford, Mark Hopkins, and Charles Crocker. The book measures about 5.75 x 7.5 inches. No other dates are printed. Boards have edge and corners wear and the pages are separated from the binding. The front cover gilt is dulled. There is a small tear at the end of the spine. There are stains along the edge of the back cover. The title page is chipped. The remaining booklet pages have minor chipping. Pages are moderately age toned. The concertina folded images are split at folds in several places. The pages are very fragile.