I've never been a big collector of B. Max Mehl memorabilia, since there's so much of it, and very little pertains to my interest in coin boards,folders and albums. He doesn't seem to have been big on stocking anything not published by himself. I do have some early (pre-1920) editions of hisguidebooks and also several of his cancelled checks that came onto the market years ago.

Recently, however, I saw an assortment of Mehl items that seem to have been sent to a single individual in the early 1930s. They were extremely colorful andin superb condition, a rarity for numismatic ephemera of that period. The price was quite reasonable, so I had to buy them, and they make a nice littlecollection in their own right. The radio transcript is from a Mehl radio program broadcast on February 26, 1933, so that provides a pretty reliable time stampfor the other pieces, too.

To view all the Mehl items on the Newman Numismatic Portal, see:
https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/archivedetail/1353