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Self-wrappers. Condición: Good. Boston: Press of Rockwell and Churchill, 1895. 9 1/8 x 5 3/4". 24pp. Self-wrappers. Light browning, some creasing at edges.

30.3x22.7cm. Broadside, produced in a limited edition of 500, reproducing the September 20, 1919 cover of The Woman Citizen, "a weekly chronicle of the National American Woman Suffrage Association." Letterpress printing with dark blue, black, and copper ink on Speckletone paper. Fine. The Helaine Victoria Press, an unusual mixture of lesbian feminist politics and fine letterpress technique, was founded in 1973 by Nancy Poore and Jocelyn Cohen. The press took its name from a combination of Cohen's middle name, Helaine, and Poore's pen name, Victoria. Inspired by the Women's Liberation Movement, the Feminist Art Movement, and later, the Women in Print Movement, Poore and Cohen would grow Helaine Victoria Press into the first publisher of women's history postcards. These postcards, along with other materials produced by the press, including broadsides, notecards, and bookplates, "were clearly artistic material objects, yet they bore rhetorical messages and were motivated by a desire to broadcast information and to educate.".…

First edition, this issue only, a printed broadside, 20 ¾ x 9 3/8 inches. Largely a promotional for Fort Payne, where Bond filed this report. "This region, so exhaustless in supplies, so admirably furnished with coal, so conveniently communicating with the Gulf, will be of infinitely more consequence to us for its iron than it ever has been for its cotton." The Boston Traveller was a long-running weekly or semi-weekly newspaper, published under of varying names, none with extensive holdings on OCLC. Old fold lines, but very good.…