[Mehl, B. Max] Molyneaux, Peter. A TEXAS MASTER OF COINS. B. MAX MEHL REMAINED IN HIS HOME TOWN AND BECAME THE NATIONAL LEADER OF HIS PROFESSION. (Fort Worth, c. 1929). 12mo, original flexible white textured card covers, lettered The Romance of Money in gilt. 32 pages; illustrated. Covers discolored; very good. [with] Molyneaux, Peter. A TEXAS MASTER OF COINS. B. MAX MEHL REMAINED IN HIS HOME TOWN AND BECAME THE NATIONAL LEADER OF HIS PROFESSION. Fort Worth, 1935. Thin 8vo, original blue textured card covers, lettered The Romance of Money in gilt and tied in string. 36, (4) pages; illustrated. Covers lightly worn; contents near fine. Both Mehl editions of this promotional overview, originally written by Peter Molyneaux for the August 1928 edition of Bunker's Monthly: The Magazine of Texas. Mehl liked it so much, he published an offprint of the article the following year, with illustrations, in staple-bound white textured card covers. Not content with this reissue, he expanded it and republished it in 1935 (now under his copyright), in a slightly larger size, in gilt-printed blue textured card covers hand-tied with gold string. Molyneaux was chief editorial writer of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and a well known bibliophile.