A Leaflet [wrapper title]
by Owen, A[lbert] K[imsey]
First edition, ex-Library of Congress duplicate with their ink s
Price: $250.00
- Bookseller: Garrett Scott, Bookseller (ABAA)
- Seller Inventory #: 13382
- Book condition: A little soiled; a very good copy.
- Edition: First edition, ex-Library of Congress duplicate with their ink s
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: n. p.,
- Place: [N. p., but likely in the U.S.:
- Date published: 1892].
Book Description
[N. p., but likely in the U.S.:: n. p.,, 1892].. First edition, ex-Library of Congress duplicate with their ink stamp to the first leaf and small perforated stamp (but not guillotined as is often the case with L.C. pamphlets).. A little soiled; a very good copy.. Small 8vo, self wrappers, [2], 2, 8, 15, [1], 2, 3, [1], 6 pages (as published). An uncommon relic of the Tomolobampo radical utopian colony in Sinaloa, a gathering of pieces from the colony's founder and American utopian theorist A.K. Owen and variously signed and dated in type from Topolobampo: Peace and Unity Reign, What Are We Here For?, Let Us Be Friends, Down with Monopolies, Integral Co-Operation (this piece by L. F. Fuller and taken from the Integral Co-Operator), and Topolobampo and its Colonists. Pencil accession date at the head of the front wrapper, May 11, 1892. Small light gift accession stamp (from Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee, founder of the Army Nurse Corps) dated 1929 on the verso of the first leaf. OCLC notes a copy at CSmH only.
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