(ALASKA) Biggest Deposit of Gold Ever Found in Alaska Struck

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Sale 2687 - Lot 3

Estimate: $ 600 - $ 900

(ALASKA.) Biggest Deposit of Gold Ever Found in Alaska, Struck by the Corson Company. Letterpress broadside, 18½ x 6 inches, on newsprint; closed tears with tape repairs on verso, ½-inch closed tear to left edge. [Manchester, NH?], 13 August 1902

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The officers of a gold mine near Nome boast of big discoveries, and urge the rapid purchase of their remaining stock. Includes the text of 5 testimonial letters received from Nome. No other examples traced in OCLC, at auction, or elsewhere.

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