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Everybody Seems to Know Me by the Paper Hat: Recollections of Albert "Heget" Hegetschweiler.

Publication
Everybody Seems to Know Me by the Paper Hat: Recollections of Albert "Heget" Hegetschweiler. Hoboken: The Hoboken Oral History Project, 2003. 1st edition thus. 8vo pamphlet, illustrated, pp. [iv], 26, [2] plus cover. Four copies. PDFs (large and small) on file. TIFFs archived. Second in the series of chapbooks titled: Vanishing Hoboken: The Hoboken Oral History Project. A project of The Friends of the Hoboken Public Library and the Hoboken Historical Museum. Chapbook published by the Museum under project grant. Interview conducted by Robert Foster in 1989. The paper hat referred to in the title is a pressmen's or printer's hat. Directions on how to make one are on the inside front and back covers. 8vo pamphlet

2007.018.0002

2007.018

Staff, Produced by

Produced by Staff

Museum Collection

1st

Hoboken Oral History Project

Hoboken

2003

English

Copy No.: 1

Display Value: Good Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2007-03-17

front cover
inside front cover - pg [i] pp [ii-iii] pg 1 pp 2-3 pp 4-5 pp 6-[7] pp 8-9 pp 10-11 pp 12-13 pp 14-15 pp 16-17 pp [18]-19 pp 20-21 pp 22-23 pp 24-25 pg 26 inside back cover back cover Everybody Seems to Know Me by the Paper Hat: Recollections of Albert Everybody Seems to Know Me by the Paper Hat: Recollections of Albert