AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A FORTUNE WHICH YOU WILL NEVER HAVE AGAIN. READ THESE PAGES CAREFULLY AND ACT PROMPTLY, OR YOU WILL REGRET IT WHEN TOO LATE. IF YOU ARE NOT SO CIRCUMSTANCED AS TO BE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY, PLEASE HAND THIS PAMPHLET TO SOME FRIEND WHOM YOU WISH TO BENEFIT

Chicago: Ottaway & Co. [@, 1880. Original printed wrappers with wrapper title [as issued]. 12pp. Six full-page illustrations. Light edge chipping to the wraps, Near Fine. A promotional pamphlet for Seaver's invention, the Magazine Stove, which hides the flue pipe under the floor. Seaver, an Iowa inventor, solicits bids for advance royalties, in exchange "for the exclusive privilege and entire control of the State or Territory for the life of the patent." With before and after illustrations of the typical parlor. Seaver's patent, filed in 1880 with the U.S. Patent Office, is printed. Not in Romaine, NUC. (Inventory #: 15037)