[Salt Lake City]: 1963. 16pp. Octavo [21.5 cm] White printed and stapled wrappers. Very good. Brief marginalia in blue ink on page 16. Darter's reprint of 'Proclamation of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints To all the Kings of the World, To the President..... More
[Salt Lake City]: 1955. 24pp. Octavo [23.5 cm] White printed and stapled wrappers. Very good. Brief marginalia in blue ink on pages 8 & 9. Uncommon fundamentalist work. "The foretold apostasy is here. The coming of the 'One Mighty and Strong...to set in ORDER the House of God' it is..... More
Ernestine Hatch, 1985. First Edition. 808pp. Quarto [29 cm] Red grained buckram with the title gilt stamped on the front board and backstrip. Brief inscription on the front free endsheet, otherwise near fine. Excellent reference work that is a rich compilation of biographical and autobiographical reminiscences relating to the Mormon..... More
Dugway, UT: Ogden Kraut (Pioneer Press), 1978. First Edition. 24pp. Quarto [28 cm] Light blue stapled wrappers with a black binder’s tape spine, as issued. Near fine. Text on recto sides only. This work is Alex Joseph’s rebuttal to Gerald Tanner, who questioned the validity of Joseph Smith’s translation of..... More
Salt Lake City: Latter Day Publications, 1974. First Edition. 222pp Octavo [22 cm] Light blue wrappers with the title on the front cover and backstrip. Near fine. Pro-life text from Rhea Allred Kunz (1906-1989) who was a devout fundamentalist and the daughter of Byron Harvey Allred ('A Leaf in Review')..... More
Salt Lake City: Truth Publication Company, June, 1937 - May, 1939. Volume 3, Number 1 - Volume 4, Number 12. 240pp. 24 issues. Octavos [25 cm] Bound in green buckram with gilt bands and title on the backstrip. Better than very good. The twenty-four issues of Musser’s influential fundamentalist periodical..... More
Salt Lake City: 1944. First Edition. 154pp. Octavo [25 cm] Green printed wrappers. About very good. A few small stains to the covers. Some of this information previously appeared in Musser's 'Truth' magazine. Joseph Musser (1872-1954) was a central figure in post manifesto LDS polygamous groups, and an early follower..... More