Kansas City: Charles E. Brown Publishing Co. / Faultless Starch Col, (ca 1900). Small promotional booklets, just 3 by 5 inches, given out with each box of starch sold. Each volume contains a retelling of a familiar story, or an original story, often humorous, and also often bringing in "starch" into the story. At the end of the story are several pages of conundrums, jokes, interesting facts, etc. Illustrated. Colors of the covers vary - blue, brown, red, turquoise - and each is printed in the same color as the cover illustration. 16 pp each, including the covers,

Atlanta: The Coca-Cola Company, (1940). First edition - The first of three booklets on flower arranging, published to promote Coca-Cola, and written by the mother of noted beat author William S. Burroughs. Focus is on flower arranging throughout the year - plus a section at the end on "arrangements for refreshments" featuring coke bottles. Unpaginated, square format, illustrated with full color photographs throughout.

New York: Bantam, (2006.). Includes three excerpts -featuring Miss Temple, Cardinal Chang and Dr Svenson - from this debut novel that Diana Gabaldon called 'the most original thing I read in years.' 45 pp. An uncommon promotional piece.