A selection of Mormon related items
Photographs available upon request
[Plano, IL? Printed at the True Latter Day Saints' Herald Office, @1890]. 14pp. Caption title [as issued]. Folded, partly uncut. Printed in double columns. Light edgewear. Tanned. [bound with] EPITOME OF THE FAITH AND DOCTRINES OF THE REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. 4. Published by the..... More
Great Salt Lake City: Elias Smith, Public Printer, 1863. 15, [1 blank] pp. Original printed front wrapper [faint rubberstamp], disbound, else Very Good. The main accomplishment of this Legislative session was a statute regulating the confidentiality and privacy of telegraph communications. OCLC 2012044 [9]. More
Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret News Company, Printers, 1882. 42pp. Original printed tan wrappers with wrapper title, detached but present. Mild wrapper wear. Very Good. In addition to the Constitution, the pamphlet contains the four-page Memorial to Congress requesting Statehood; Resolution in Relation to a Constitutional Convention; the names of..... More
Salt Lake City: T.E. Taylor, Public Printer, [1882]. Original printed wrappers [a bit of corner wear] with wrapper title [as issued]. Stitched, with 27 + [1 blank] clean pages. Very Good. The Message includes much data on population, agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and livestock resources of the Utah Territory. The Governor..... More
Salt Lake City: Geo. Q. Cannon, Public Printer, 1868. Original printed wrappers [decorated borders], stitched. 184pp. Wrappers and fore-edges dirty, but text clean. Two short closed blank margin tears to title leaf [no loss]. Good+. Reports and Messages, as well as the Legislature's doings, are printed. The subjects of finances..... More
35th Cong., 1st Sess. Senate Mis. Doc. No. 201. 1858. 5pp, disbound with some loosening, else Very Good. More
Salt Lake City: Star Printing Company, 1898. Two volumes: 976; [2], 977-2011 pp. Some margins spotted, else Very Good, in contemporary, somewhat scuffed sheep with gilt-lettered morocco spine labels, with the ownership label of John M. Cannon, prominent Utah Mormon attorney. FIRST EDITION. Babbitt 566. More
[Salt Lake City?]: 1885. Original printed wrappers [detached but present, sunned], stitched. pp [85]-113 [as issued]. Very Good. A constitutional, legal, and historical analysis of Congress's power to govern the territories. Young argues that, in our limited national government of enumerated powers, Congress's authority over the territories is restricted. Basic..... More