Edwin L. Hobart"s Denver Mint Booklet

According to a letter of July 10, 1914 Denver Mint Watchman E[dwin] L. Hobart prepared abooklet describing mint processes. He intended to sell the booklet to mint visitors and had talkedwith the Superintendent"s personal secretary about the booklets. No one told him that employeeswere prohibited from selling pamphlets or souvenirs at the mint. He had 1,000 copies printedplus an advertising flyer, and was preparing to sell booklets when he was advised to getpermission from mint director George Roberts.

Hobart wrote to Roberts who replied to Denver Mint Superintendent Thomas Annear that hewould grant Hobart permission to sell the booklet --

But the next day Roberts received one of Hobart"s advertising flyers sent anonymously,

Superintendent Annear was having none of it and quashed Hobart"s little venture.

Has anyone seen a copy of Edwin Hobart"s booklet? A few must have been sold before it wasdiscontinued - likely to visitors from the Denver vicinity.