New York. Grosset & Dunlap Inc. Publishers. 1945 - 1953. 1st Printing. Six loose leaves, five of which are broadsides. Five letters are 11" x 8-1/2". One is 6-1/2" x 7-1/4". Four typed ALs on Grosset & Dunlap letter head. All have black lettering on white paper and now housed... More
![TWO LETTERS ADDRESSED TO DONALD MACDONALD From OLIVER W. STEWART [President of the Flying Squadron Foundation.]; Official Paper: National Enquirer. Temperance.](/pictures/thumb/46583.jpg?v=1547940541)
Indianapolis. The Flying Squadron Foundation, Inc., January 2, 1931 & September 1, 1931. 1st Printing. Two loose leaves. Both 11" x 8-1/2". White paper, typed in black ink on Flying Squadron Foundation letterhead, both now housed in a mylar sleeve. These are fundraising letters. More
New York: Harper, (1955). 1st US edition. 168 pp. Sm 8vo. Black cloth spine with grey cloth boards. Orange dust jacket. More
London: Martin Secker, 1925. 1st edition (Goldstone & Sweetser 31a; NCBEL IV, 646). SIGNED, #195 / 250 cc. [4], 188, [4] pp. 8vo. Original publisher's blue cloth binding, with gilt stamped lettering to spine. Printed grey paper dust jacket. More
New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1979. 1st trade edition. 180 pp. 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. More
Ottawa, Kan. Kansas Lever Supplement. Oct. 25, 1894. 1st Printing. Broadside. Portrait of Pickering at head. 13" x 10". Tan paper, black lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
Virginia. 1893. 1st Printing. Broadside. 5-3/4" x 2-1/2". White paper, black lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve. James R. Miller for Governor, John S. Tyler for Lieutenant Governor, Willie B. Kegley for Attorney General, J. W. Bodley for State Senate and John Jacob Shuey & William E. Skelton for... More
(n.p.). (n.d.). 1st Printing. Broadside. Small vignette. 3-1/4" x 6-3/8". Thick, yellow card stock, letter press printed, black ink, now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
![MRS. NATION, SALOON FOE, PASSES AWAY [Newspaper Clipping].; Famous Smasher of Grog Shops Dies of Paresis at Leavenworth - Ill Several Months - Suffered Nervous Collapse After Raids and Long Lecture Tours. Temperance, Carrie Nation.](/pictures/thumb/46574.jpg?v=1547940537)
(n.p.). June 10, 1911. 1st Printing. Loose leaf. Photo of Carrie Nation in the article. 12-1/2" x 3". Newsprint, black lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve. "After considerable peaceful labor to stop drink of alcoholic beverages she decided to become militant. Mrs. Nation's first saloon smashing was done in... More
Paris: Henri Babou and Jack Kahane, 1930. 1st edition thus, the "Authorized Unexpurgated Edition". 1 of 300 cc [unnumbered]. 2 volumes: xii, 194; 212, [2] pp. 10-1/4" x 8". Original publisher's printed buff paper wrappers, glassine dust jackets; marbled paper chemise & slipcase. Gilt stamped lettering to exposed side of... More
London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1923. 1st UK edition (cf. BAL 7979n). xiii, [5], 339, [3 (blank)] pp. Crown 8vo. 7-5/8" x 5". Dark blue cloth binding with gilt stamped lettering to spine. More
Jackson, Cal. Bank of Amador County and the State of California. 1913 - 1929. Twelve loose leaves. Affidavits: 7" x 8-1/4"; Eight Checks: Approx: 3-1/4" x 8-1/2"; One Check: 2-3/4" x 6-1/2". Affidavits are white paper, with black lettering. Eight of the checks are issued by Moore Mining Company, black... More
(n.p.): (n.d.). Broadside. Floral design. 2" x 3-1/2". White card stock, full color floral design, black text, now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
Lewiston, ME. Broadside. 2" x 3-6/8". Blue card stock, black lettering now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
Preston, Nebraska. 1910. 1st printing. Two loose leaves. 3-1/4" x 5-1/2". Two postcards, printed black lettering to recto, black ink writing to recto and verso, now housed in a mylar sleeve. Lillian Mitchner was Kansas State President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. More
Germany. "Made in Germany for G. W. Morris, Portland, ME." (n.d.). Loose leaf. Unused. Printed lithograph on recto. 3-1/2" x 5-1/2". Card stock, green lettering to verso, now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
Portland, Maine. April 4, 1910. Broadside with envelope. Letter: 11" x 8-1/4". Tan envelope, letter typed on this white paper, now housed in mylar sleeve. This letter is really just asking people to subscribe to The National Prohibitionist, as there has been a decline in members of the Prohibition Party. More
Maryland. 1897. 1st Printing. Broadside. 3-1/4" x 5-1/2". White paper, loose leaf, types and signed by the secretary, now housed in a mylar sleeve. This ticket admits B. Harrison Branch from Ellicott City Presbyterian Church to the convention. More
Kansas & Maine. (n.d.). Four envelopes. Approx.: 3-1/2" x 6-1/2". Four envelopes: Two off white, one white and one light blue, addresses written in black ink, all housed in a mylar sleeve. Return addresses include: W.C.T.U of Holton, KS; Loyal Temperance Legion of Maine; Maine Temperance Alliance and Sec. G...... More
London: The Classic Press, 1923. 1st edition, 2nd issue (Goldstone & Sweetser A25b). Cf. Bleiler, p. 130. 54, [2 (blank)] pp. Illustrations by Joseph Simpson. 8vo. 6-3/8" x 4-1/2". Dark green cloth with gilt lettering. TEG. Lavender marbled eps. 'Strange Roads' first published in Out and Away, Vol I, Dec... More
(n.p.). (n.d.). Broadside, die-cut. Illustrated. 3-1/4" x 4-1/4". Card stock, edges die-cut like branches, full color, now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
Argonia, Kansas. (n.d.). 1st Printing. Four trade cards, printed recto and verso. Recto on each card is a full color image. Each is 5" x 3". White paper, loose leaf, full color illustration on recto, and black lettering to verso, all now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
Kansas City, KS. "Kansas Prohibitionist" 1907. Loose leaf. Two small vignettes, one of a church on of a saloon. 3-6/8" x 5-6/8". Light brown, then card stock, black lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve. More
San Francisco. c. 1930s (?). Two broadsides. Both leaves are 11" x 8-1/2". White and off-white paper, loose leaf, black typed lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve. These seem to being trying to rally the possibly tired workers. As the initial letter states " 'Hard Times' are an opportunity to show devotion." More
