Stanley Museum, Kingfield, Maine and Estes Park, Colorado

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Books and Literature

JTH001 - Brass Horn and Lamp - 1905 Stanley Steamer JTH002 - Brass Horn and Lamp - 1910 Stanley Steamer JTH003 - Brass Bulb Horn - 1905 Stanley Steamer JTH004 - Steam Whistle from 1905 Stanley Steamer JTH005 - Stanley Steamer Horns and Lamps These images are available as individual 8 x 10 inch framed giclée prints using archival dyes on archival paper. The triptych, also a framed archival giclée print, measures 10 x 27 inches Individual 8 x 10 images (11x 14 framed size) - $65 Triptych (10x27 framed size) - $85 Prices do not include shipping.
Mr. Stanley of Estes Park. By James Pickering, introduction by Susan S. Davis. A comprehensive and informative review of F.O. Stanley's life and the history of Colorado's Estes Park. 6 1/2 x 9 1/4, 362 pages, many photographs. Hard cover - $39.95; soft cover (limited number available) - $19.95.
For a special custom Holiday gift send us a picture of your Steam Car and we can have it imprinted onto a variety of specialty gift items. Please call Estes Park office for details. (970) 577-1903
Bravo Stanley $19.95. Jim Merrick writes about the Stanley Racing events and shares interesting tales of the Land Speed Record won on Ormond Beach.
Flora’s Tenderfoot In The Rockies $4.95 Flora Stanley’s first hand account of her 1903 visit to Estes Park.
Stanley Ghost Stories $10.95 Tales of the Famous Stanley Hotel, with descriptions of Stephen King’s visit and inspiration for best seller The Shining.
The Stanleys: Renaissance Yankees - Innovation in Industry & the Arts, by Susan S. Davis. The first definitive history of the Stanleys from Maine to Massachusetts to Colorado, prepared for the Newcomen Society on the occasion of the 1997 Centennial of the first Stanley Steamer, built by F.E. Stanley in Newton, Massachusetts. 6 x 9, 28 pages, 11 photographs. Was $6.95 - now on sale for $3.
Fly Rod Crosby: The Woman Who Marketed Maine. By Julia A. Hunter and Earle G. Shettleworth, Jr. Published with the Maine State Museum. Cornelia Thurza Crosby's remarkable life (1854-1946) gave rise to a certain amount of legend: six feet tall in her stockinged feet she was the first woman to legally shoot a caribou in Maine, held the first Maine Guide license issued, caught 200 trout in one day (she was an early advocate of catch-and-release), did not believe women should have the vote, was rumored to have shot against Annie Oakley in a sharpshooting competition, and worked tirelessly to promote the sporting life in Maine. This insightful biography is complemented by over a hundred turn-of-the century photographs, paired with excerpts from Fly Rod's writings, to create a fascinating picture of the Maine woods and one of Maine's most unusual women. 8 1/4 x 9 1/4, 224 pages, 120 b&w photos. Paperback - $25.
Commemorative Program of August 31, 1999, First Auto up Mt. Washington. On highest-quality archival stock, prepared and written by Susan S. Davis. Detailing the background of the Centennial event and its own historic significance, this collectible includes: ten pages of reprints from "Among the Clouds," the newspaper published at the top of Mt. Washington when the Stanleys arrived August 31, 1899; a reprint of Flora Stanley's story of the climb including photographs and drawings never before published; a short primer on how a Stanley Steamer works; a listing with selected photographs of the 85 steam cars exhibited by owner and by car specification; and, a specification chart of Stanleys from 1901-1927. 8 1/2 x 11, 48 pages, 35 photographs and illustrations - $1.
An Evening with R. Buckminster Fuller. Reunion of 1917 Harvard classmates Fuller and Raymond Stanley, 1983. 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, 30 pages, soft cover - $.75
Stanley Family Reunion transcript. Historical transcript of six hours of Stanley family conversations from June 7, 1981. This reunion was the kick-off event that founded the Stanley Museum.- $2.
A Day's Work — A Sampler of Historic Maine Photographs, 1860-1920 Part I. Compiled and annotated by W.H. Bunting. 8 3/8 x 10 1/4 inches, 379 pages, 225 black & white photographs. Hard cover - $55; soft cover - $35.
A Day's Work — A Sampler of Historic Maine Photographs, 1860-1920 Part II. Compiled and annotated by W.H. Bunting. 8 3/8 x 10 1/4 inches, 384 pages, many black & white photographs. Hard cover - $55; soft cover - $35.
Documenting a Myth — The South as Seen by Three Women Photographers. Exhibition catalog for April 7-14, 1998, exhibition of Chansonetta Stanley Emmons, Doris Ulmann and Bayard Wooten, 1910-1940, held at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Curated by Naomi Rosenblum and Susan Fillen-Yeh. 50 pages, 30 black & white photos - $20.
You Auto See Maine, by Will Anderson. Includes past and present Maine auto dealers and some of the cars they sold and a decade by decade overview of auto happenings from period news clips. 168 pages with illustrations or photographs on nearly every page - $19.95.
The Genealogy of the Locomobile Steam Carriage, 1899-1904, by Donald L. Ball. Brief history of the car with appendix of reprinted Locomobile catalogue offerings with specifications of all model styles. 55 pages, 64 photographs, soft cover - $8; signed, $10.
A History of Maine Built Automobiles: 1834-1934, by Richard & Nancy Fraser. Near-primary source material in the form of original articles of the day. 304 pages, 121 pictures, soft cover - $24.95.
1911 Stanley Steamer Sales Brochure. Reproduction of an original sales catalog. 32 pages - $8.
Racing on the Rim, by Dick Punnett. Full and accurate account of pioneer racing tournaments held on Ormond-Daytona Beach in Florida from 1903 through 1910. 106 pages, 86 photographs, soft cover - $22.95.
Old Cars to Color, Cut Out and Put Together. 19-page dose of history, five pages of instructions and seven pages of cut-outs for a 1909 Stanley Runabout and an 1899 Locomobile - $3.95.
Steamy Dreamer: The Saga of Dr. Hartley O. Baker and the Baker Steam Motor Car, by Barbara P. Baker. Best known for his "Baker burner", Dr. Baker built a couple of touring cars, a roadster and an unknown number of trucks. Documented with company records, brochures, correspondence, newspaper clips, and original photographs. 176 pages, 25 photographs, and numerous diagrams - hard cover - $30; soft cover - $22.95.
Complete set of Stanley Museum Newsletters / Quarterlies, 1981 - 2001. Technical articles, family & business history, key individual profiles. 59 issues - $95. (Single issues: $2 - $5.)
Stanley Dealer Bulletins, 1918-1924. Now includes a Table of Contents. Approximately 400 pages of information from "The Stanley Network of Branches, Agents, Second-Hand Dealers, and Service Stations" including 237 Dealer Bulletins, company letters, un-numbered bulletins, journal articles, contracts, advertising, etc. Assembled in a 3-ring binder by Clarence Coons as a valuable service to the preservation of steam cars. $70.00.
Factory Correspondence and Technical Information. Another 350 page collection from Clarence Coons' valuable Stanley archive. Helpful for all Stanley owners and especially valuable for condensing car owners. Assembled in a 3-ring binder. $70.00.
Consignment Auction Catalogs - $10 each; $20 for set of 1995, 1996, 1999, & 2001. July 19, 1995 with price key. 22 pages of item descriptions, most with photos, of 369 lots including steam cars, parts, & literature. Includes reproduction of 1913 parts catalogue and a 1995 Services & Supplies Register. 52 pages. August 3, 1996 with price key. 21 pages of items, most with photos, of 357 lots including steam cars, parts, & literature. 26 pages. August 6, 1999 with price key. 17 pages of item descriptions, most with photos, of 314 lots including steam car parts & literature. Includes a reproduction of a 1913 parts catalogue and a 1999 Services & Supplies Register along with a very special memorial tribute to the late Bill Zerega, whose parts comprised the bulk of the auction items. 41 pages. June 22, 2001 with price key. 17 pages of item descriptions, most with photos, of 56 lots including steam cars, parts & literature. July 8, 2004
Stanley Engine Diagrams. Top view, side view, and crankshaft with Stephenson Link. Detailed listings of part numbers and parts. Plain - $2 each or $5 for a set of three; laminated - $5 each or $12.50 for a set of three.
735/740 20 HP Stanley Engine Drawings. 10 full-scale measured drawings by Bruce Green (not shown) - $65.
Mason Steam Carriage Engine Drawings. 16 pages of original drawings of the carriage itself, of the assembly and most components of the #2 engine, a 3 1/8 x 4 1/2 scale 16-inch fire-tube boiler (not shown) - $50.

Videos

Steam Car Event of the Century - Centennial of the First Auto Up Mt. Washington, by Steve Caming. Sagamore Productions. 2-hour video of edited footage taken from 15 hours of coverage of Mt. Washington Centennial Celebration and Steam Car Tour, including historic August 31, 1999, steam car climbs. Available in both VHS and PAL formats. Was $25.00 - now on sale for $10.00.
Mt. Washington Among the Clouds. Tells early history of New England's highest mountain from 1852 to 1908. Includes cog railroad and live footage of F.E. Stanley racing his Model G in the 1905 "Climb to the Clouds". 30 minute video. $19.95.
Tales of Wood & Water. 1991 documentary on Maine's wooden boat culture. Includes visits to boat yards, boat-building schools, and Wooden Boat magazine. 60 minute video, color, sound. $29.95.

Posters, Prints & Paper

"Feeding the Hens" Chansonetta poster. Commemorates the Chansonetta exhibit at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in 1990. Limited number left. 16" x 22" - $20.
Spinning Wool, West New Portland, Maine c.1910. Chansonetta Stanley Emmons print. Museum-quality selenium-toned gelatin silver print, mounted and matted with four-ply, all cotton rag on pH neutral museum board. Original print 17 x 23 image on 24 x 30 mat.
The Grist Mill, West New Portland, Maine c.1910. Chansonetta Stanley Emmons print. Museum-quality selenium-toned gelatin silver print, mounted and matted with four-ply, all cotton rag on pH neutral museum board. Original print 17 x 23 image on 24 x 30 mat.
Charles River Park Poster by Bert Poole. Depicts bicycle track in Cambridge, Massachusetts. 17 1/4 x 24 1/4. Unsigned - $1; signed by Ray Stanley - $5.
"Christmas Song" by Dorothy Stanley Emmons. Reprint of an Impressionistic-type painting c.1921. Note card with envelope: $.50 each; package of 10 cards: $3.00; postcard: $.25 each; package of 10 cards: $2.00. "Greetings" Beaver Dam by Dorothy Stanley Emmons. Reprint of an Impressionistic-type painting c.1921. Note card with envelope: $.50 each; package of 10 cards: $3.00; postcard: $.25 each; package of 10 cards: $2.00. Stanley Museum at the Stanley Hotel postcard. By Estes Park artist Seamus Berkeley. 4 x 6 - $.50 each, 10 for $3. F.O. & Flora Postcard. On high-quality stock, coated on image side, of Frank Burt's photograph of F.O. and Flora, hand colored by Liv Kristin Robinson. The caption on the back reads "Mr. & Mrs. Freelan Oscar Stanley - F.O. & Flora - at the top of the Mt. Washington Carriage Road, Thursday, August 31, 1899, in Locomobile #93. This feat demonstrated both the capability of the little Locomobile steam carriage and the viability of the automobile itself." 4 x 6 - $.50 each, 10 for $3. Note cards with envelope - $1 each; package of 6 - $5.

Clothing

Denim shirt. 100% cotton denim by Lee embroidered with the Stanley Motor Carriage Co. insignia. Medium blue rewashed with button-down collar and button pocket. Comfortably cut, perfect for the well-dressed steam-car enthusiast. Sizes small, medium, & large - $42; X-large - $45.
Adult's t-shirts. Silk-screened on the front with a 1910 Stanley. Sizes S, M, L, XL: $13.00; XXL: $16.00; XXXL: $19.00. Colors: Forest Green, Royal Blue, Natural, and Teal. Size/color availability varies. Adult hooded zip-front sweatshirts - Heavyweight fleece embroidered with 1910 Stanley car and Stanley Museum logo script. Pockets, drawstring hood. Gray. XL - $42; XXL - $46. Children's t-shirts. Silk-screened just like the adult version. Sizes 6-8, 10-12, and 14-16. $11.
Baseball caps. Two styles available: brushed, faded green denim with adjustable leather strap. Stanley Museum logo is stitched on the front in red - $15; tan with dark green visor and Stanley insignia stitched on the front in green & tan - $15.Out of Stock Stanley Museum Gatsby hats. Maroon, adjustable: $8.00.

Jewelry

Cloisonne Violin. Large pin - $9; pendant on a 12" chain - $12.
Stanley Steamer stamp pin. Silver pin of the 1985 12-cent postage stamp depicting a 1909 Stanley Steamer - $6.
Stanley jewelry- deep red enamel with gold Stanley script. Charm - $3; Lapel pin - $5; tie tack with chain - $5; key chain - $5.

Gifts, Games & Novelties

STANLEY & GRIMM: Nikki Engstrom and Sean Brennan © 2007 Stanley& Grimm (634479539954) (format: CD-R) $15.00 Stanley & Grimm is a celebration of Irish tradition through jigs, reels, and song with lively fiddle, guitar and voice tracks. Fiddler Nichole Engstrom performs on a vintage 1929 F.O. Stanley violin with a Grimm bow, hence the name “Stanley & Grimm.”
Christmas tree ornament. Four-inch ceramic relief sculpture of the twins in the original Stanley Steamer, set in front of the Stanley Museum surrounded by a Christmas wreath. $19.95 alone; $23.95 with an acrylic stand; $24.95 with ceramic branch stand. Out of Stock Counted cross stitch kit. F.E. and F.O. in the first Stanley Steamer, 1897. Finished size is 6 x 7 inches. Includes #14 Aida cloth, DMC floss, tapestry needle, thread for overcastting, instructions. $12.00. Out of Stock
Wooden Four-tone whistle. $6.00. Battue Game. Using three wooden spindles, the object is to move all eight wooden discs to another spindle in a minimum of 255 moves and a record of one minute 59 seconds. $13.00. L'Ementary. Wooden peg puzzle brain-teaser. $8.00.
Classic American Cars Automobile Poster, Puzzle, & Postcard. Celebrating 100 years of automotive history. Poster, 24" x 36": $6.95; 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle, 24" x 30": $12.95; postcard, 6 1/2" x 9": $1.00. Best of Maine Map Poster, Puzzle, & Postcard. Poster, 24" x 36": $4.95; 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle, 24" x 36": $12.95; postcard, 6 1/2" x 9": $1.00. Mt. Washington Valley Map Puzzle & Postcard. 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle, 24" x 30": $12.95; postcard 6 1/2" x 9": $1.00.