20th century print after an original 1866 lithograph published by Snow & Roos with various characters and citizens of early San Francisco with a key identifying the 37 figures below, typewritten and added to the original, then reproduced here.

The Jenny Lind Theatre, with the El Dorado to the left.

Pictorial lettersheet shows early San Francisco city hall, formerly Jenny Lind Theatre, between El Dorado Hotel and The Union.

Parade in Portsmouth Square to celebrate California's admission into union. Large crowds and men on horseback fill square; El Dorado at left; City Hotel in right distance.

A coastal view of miners and burros trekking along a cliff overlooking the small city of San Francisco, with numerous boats moored offshore and rolling hills in the distance; view taken from Rincon Hill looking northwest.

After an original painting now at the Society of California Pioneers; a perspective of San Francisco in 1849 from the foot of Montgomery Street looking north to Telegraph Hill, showing buildings and warehouses in center, ships in harbor, fenced residences at left; men in campsite with tents and cook fires in foreground.

Three images on one letter sheet. Two color images of "San Francisco Upper California" and one plan of San Francisco in between.