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Jeff Smith
Alias Soapy Smith, 1000 not "100"
Wed Apr 4, 2012 14:30
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Hi, all.
I wrote Kevin and Bev on this but they are not at their computer so I thought I should pass on the information with everyone reading the website right now.

Book #16 is my book, Alias Soapy Smith: The Life and Death of a Scoundrel. In the the catalog description it reads, "This rare hardback edition is limited to only 100 copies and is out of print." It is true that the hardcover copies are out of print, there were 1000 printed not "100." I'm sure Kevin or Bev will correct that simple oversight soon.

Jeff Smith

  • A new and interesting website... — Mark Dworkin, Tue Apr 3 23:06
    has been created by our friends Kevin and Bev Mulkins. Have a look: www.kbbooks-tucson.com.
    • Thank you for posting the link Mark! — Leah, Wed Apr 4 21:44
      It is a great site. A bit dangerous LOL, but great!
    • Thanks for the link Mark — David, Wed Apr 4 12:43
      and congratulations to Kevin and Bev on a great new website. I have saved it to my favorites as I can see the potential it has and know what Kevin and Bev are capable of doing with it in the future... more
    • Thanks Mark and congratulations to you... — Kevin Mulkins, Wed Apr 4 07:31
      as a WWA Spur award finalist for your article about Walter Noble Burns in Wild West magazine. Good job! Kevin
      • Kudos from James and I as well Mark. — Leah, Wed Apr 4 21:42
        Very well done! I hope that you folks have a safe trip back north and please say Hello to Harriet for me.
      • Alias Soapy Smith, 1000 not "100" — Jeff Smith, Wed Apr 4 14:30
        • Done Jeff! I was told, by someone... — Kevin Mulkins, Wed Apr 4 16:52
          more experienced than me, that only 100 hardcover copies of your book were produced. Thanks for the information! Kevin
          • Jeff, I'm confused. I talked to Bob Pugh... — Kevin Mulkins, Wed Apr 4 18:56
            of Trail To Yesterday Books here in Tucson. Bob handled your book straight from your publisher. He said the publisher sent some of the 100 hardcover books produced to you to sign and then you... more
            • Well this is embarrassing... — Jeff Smith, Wed Apr 4 20:36
              Kevin, I talked to my publisher and you are right, there were only 100 hardback covers printed. For some reason I thought there were 1000. Jeff Smith
              • I thought Kevin was correct — David, Thu Apr 5 11:54
                on this. I was told there were only 100 printed when I bought my copy a few years back at the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival. That is what made the hardback version special. My Best. David
              • Jeff, not a problem. Your book in the... — Kevin Mulkins, Wed Apr 4 21:20
                hardcover is a modern day rarity! By the way, for those that collect, there are two of Jeff's hardcover books listed on ABE books, mine and one from the Book Gallery in Phoenix. I purchased the only... more
              • Kevin, I called Bob Pugh... — Jeff Smith, Wed Apr 4 21:08
                I've talked with him once before, such a pleasant man. I guess he thought we may have made a second printing, but that's not the case, I just simply forgot the correct amounts we had printed, 100... more
          • THANKS, Mark! — sharonc, Wed Apr 4 18:43
            Already found 2 books i can't live without..... sharon
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