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San Francisco: John Henry Nash, 1927. Unbound. Good binding. Folded Broadside. 18" x 10.5". As issued, one sheet printed french fold with Nash's introductory paragraph on p.1 and the text Hamilton's toast occupying the opening spread (p. 2-3), final page blank. All housed in a marbled paper covered portfolio with a printed paper label. Printed in black with with blue header, green foliated border and orange pilcrows, this is a predictably handsome broadside. Light toning to the broadside; some wear with minor paper loss to the spine of the portfolio.

San Francisco, Calif.: John Henry Nash, 1927.. Double-spread broadside printed to express Nash's disgust with the treatment of women in the fiction of the period (with especial distaste directed towards Upton Sinclair and Sinclair Lewis), and to pay tribute to American womanhood. Printed in black, blue, and marigold yellow. Folio.

San Francisco: John Henry Nash, 1927.. Folio. Inside Marbled Portfolio Case, Loosely Inserted French-Fold Sheets, Printed on Wove, with Decorative Floral Borders, Ruled Lines, Black & Blue Ink. Very Good +. [4 pp.]. Scarce.