The 1906 BS yearbook contains a long article about HHH's farming
activities -- with photographs. Unless everything in the article is
pure invention, HHH was wealthy -- no need to defraud collectors.
Additional members/subscribers to the BS publications were J.P.
Morgan, the BL, etc., etc., etc.
Contrary to my initial impression, many of the yearbooks were printed
by other than Torch Press.
I have no particular feeling about the typographic quality of any of
the BS publications or of any Torch Press publications, nor have I
expressed any in this thread, but I certainly agree with M.McC about
the scholarly interest of many of them.
My curiosity is peaked even further about HHH; my guess is that the
yearbooks contain more information.
Dave
I'm under the impression, which may be wrong, that Henry H. Harper was a rare
book dealer of some distinction in the 1930s and '40s, and perhaps longer,
located in New York City.
A S Brandt