What is to Become of East Aurora Flock of Roycrofters Finds Itself Without Shepherd Since Lusitania Took Fra Elbertus Down to His Death

Kelly, Lora; Hubbard, Elbert

Published by Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine Section for June 13, 1915, 1915

About this Item

16 in. by 22 ½ in. One leaf (2 pp.). Folded twice vertically and twice horizontally. Seven photographic illustrations (some in color) on the front and two b/w illustrations on the reverse (not related to the Roycrofters story). Printed on one sheet of newsprint paper which has tanned and become fragile. Some wear and cracking appear at the folds. A full-page article regarding Elbert Hubbard and The Roycroft Shop in East Aurora, N. Y. (Hubbard was aboard the Lusitania when the ship was torpedoed.) The continuation of the Roycroft story on p. 5 has been clipped and is present. (The clip too has been folded and shows the same type of wear.) On the reverse of the sheet is published a short essay by Hubbard entitled "Fine Art of Living Leads to Success." Also appearing are: (1) "How the E-1 Broke All Submarine Records: Key West to New York," by Reginald L. Foster; and (2) "A Fight to the Death for the Largest Devil Fish,'" by Russell J. Coles. A scarce item. Seller Inventory # ABE-9496716132

Bibliographic Details

Title: What is to Become of East Aurora Flock of ...

Publisher: Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine Section for June 13, 1915

Publication Date: 1915

Binding: No Binding

Condition: Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket