Alright since we are on the subject of Morgan Robertson's "Futility" or "Wreck of the Titan"
There is the 1898 edition, a 1912 Edition and a 1914 re-print edition
One 1912 Edition came as part of a set of the complete works of Morgan Robertson.
The are seem to be two versions of the 1912 edition which are a regular printing and an Autographed Edition. The words "Autograph Edition" on on the spine of the book. However I have had a couple of copies of this Autograph edition without the "Autograph"
The question is how many people here have the "Autograph edition" with the Autograph?
The edition I am referring to is as follows:
Robertson, Morgan, 'The Wreck of the Titan or Futility, Autograph Edition published by McClure's Magazine and Metropolitan Magazine, Copyright 1898 by M.F. Mansfield Copyright 1912 by Morgan Robertson The Quinn & Boden Co. Press, Rahway, NJ.
As for the autograph it was a pasted on book plate inserted on the front binding pages of the book.
Morgan Robertson Autograph
S. Anderson Collection, 2003
There is the 1898 edition, a 1912 Edition and a 1914 re-print edition
One 1912 Edition came as part of a set of the complete works of Morgan Robertson.
The are seem to be two versions of the 1912 edition which are a regular printing and an Autographed Edition. The words "Autograph Edition" on on the spine of the book. However I have had a couple of copies of this Autograph edition without the "Autograph"
The question is how many people here have the "Autograph edition" with the Autograph?
The edition I am referring to is as follows:
Robertson, Morgan, 'The Wreck of the Titan or Futility, Autograph Edition published by McClure's Magazine and Metropolitan Magazine, Copyright 1898 by M.F. Mansfield Copyright 1912 by Morgan Robertson The Quinn & Boden Co. Press, Rahway, NJ.
As for the autograph it was a pasted on book plate inserted on the front binding pages of the book.
Morgan Robertson Autograph
S. Anderson Collection, 2003