2171
MALCOLM X.
Annotated Address Book, 50 leaves, octavo, n.p., n.d., containing
names and addresses of Malcolm X's personal and professional contacts,
spine split, loss to cover, flyleaf loose with some loss, leaves heavily
soiled and worn throughout.
Malcolm most likely carried this
book through the 1950s: it contains the names and addresses of 24
temples throughout the country, as well as contact information for
Elijah Muhammed, Betty Saunders, and many others.
Lot no. 2171
Sale no. 7308z
Estimate 2000 / 3000
Click here for
a larger picture of this lot.
All items are sold AS IS. It is the responsibility of the prospective
bidder to inquire as to condition. Condition reports are available upon
request to live@butterfields.com. Please include lot numbers in your
request. Please allow 48 hours for us to process your condition report
request. Our specialists are available Monday through Friday during
normal business hours to address detailed questions. Please do not send
multiple emails regarding the same request, this will slow down our
processing.
Payment:
Butterfields accepts Mastercard, Visa, American
Express, Cashier's Checks, Money Orders, Cash, Wire Transfers and
Personal Checks with approved credit. Please allow 10 business days for
shipment after payment.
Winning bidders will be contacted within 3 business days of the
auction date via email.
Shipping:
Butterfields arranges shipping for most items.
Successful bidders should contact us immediately following the auction
to obtain a quote. We cannot accommodate shipping for items that are
oversized or require custom crating. Please contact us for details.
It is possible that two or more Live Auction absentee bidders may
submit bids in the same amount for the same item. In that case, the
earliest of the Live Auction absentee bids will take precedence and will
be the bid presented to the clerk on the auction house floor. In any
auction there may be live in-person bids, phone bids, or other absentee
bids presented to the Auctioneer for the same item. It is within the
Auctioneer's discretion and authority to acknowledge one bid instead of
another submitted for the same amount.