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Special Notes:

1888 copy of the Book of Mormon stolen in Utah.

A Salt Lake Tribune article reports that an 1888 copy of the Book of Mormon, worth about $800, was stolen from a Deseret Industries store in Centerville, Utah). However, the report goes on to state that there were actually 2 1888 copies of the Book of Mormon stolen from a secure display case. It also reports that one of them were sold to a "Mormon memorabilia dealer and is now listed under 'Mormonbilia' on Ebay." We hasten to assure our customers that we are not the dealer mentioned in the article. This is why, on rare memorabilia, we require provenance of an item to help assure us that it is not a stolen item. Police are still looking for the other stolen copy.

Please also note an important update: The 1800s LDS woodcut/lithograph print collection has been updated with a listing of the collection. Click here (or above to the right) for this upodated information!

Are you looking to buy or sell rare and collectible Mormon Memorabilia?  You've come to the right place.  Mormon Memorabilia is dedicated to trading quality LDS / Mormon related collectibles.  Our primary focus is on used and rare, but may include new items as well.  Our policy is to price items below market value whenever possible.  Please use our search engine above to find the item you are looking for.


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All items are subject to prior sale.


  • Please visit our "sister" web site: Cache Consignment Corner.  Many excellent non-LDS 1st edition and select books are available.
  • NOTE:  We cannot provide valuations of items over the phone.  If you are interested in selling your item, please e-mail details and images of the item in question.

"Now you can own rare LDS related collectibles that will be treasures for life."
                    Stan Barker


We want to sell your Mormon Memorabilia!  Are you tired of a soft market on eBay?  If you have items of particular interest that relate to the LDS community, we would like to sell your item through our web site.  For more info, click here, or on the "Sell Your Stuff??" button at the left.


"Religious related collectibles tend to help us touch our past so that we can better understand who we are."  -- Stan Barker

Memorabilia:  Objects valued for their connection with historical events, culture, or entertainment: posters, publicity photographs, and other movie memorabilia. (http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=memorabilia)


Testimonials

March 27, 2004
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Featured Items:

Print Collection info
Updated: 6 Feb 2008

Worlds Largest 1800s LDS woodcut/ lithographs/ etc. print collection to be made available soon.  As of the 29th of Jan 2008, the collection information has now been updated

Info now available to "high-dollar" collectors!

Important Note: If you have previously signed up, your info has been lost due to a major computer crash. Please re-contact us. 

If you are interested, please fill out our High-dollar items form..

 Arnold Friberg
Limited Edition Prints
These rare Arnold Friberg prints are now online and available!  If you wish information, please contact us.  Additional info may be found on our MM Blog.

The Journal of Discourses!
5 3 sets available!

Contact Us for purchase details.

For more information on the reprint of the Journal of Discourses click here

Coming soon:  Two religious prints from the 1700s.
Rare Schaub silver LDS Sacrament cup.  More info....

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