Comprises: [Anonymous]. Equality; A History of Lithconia. With a Bibliographical Note. 6x4, thick dark blue cloth, lettered in gilt, jacket. Second Book Edition, 1 of 500 copies. (Originally issued as a serial in 1802 and reissued in book form in 1837). [1947]. * Griffith, Mary. Three Hundred Years Hence. Intro. and Notes by Nelson F. Adkins. 7½x5, black cloth, gilt-lettered spine. 1 of 500 copies (but only 300 copies bound, and was issued with a plain brown paper jacket, which this copy lacks). (Originally published in 1836 as Camperdown; or, News from our Neighborhood). 1950. Together, 2 volumes.

Book numbers one and two in the publisher's "Prime Press Series of Reprints of Early American Utopian Novels." No. 1, Equality, is the first known American work on a Utopia theme; and the author was never determined. "Has a unique quality for the genre; it's readable" - Chalker & Owings; Bleiler p. 6 & p. 88 (citing original title of "Camperdown" for Three Hundred Years Hence).