Box 1

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T.L.S. to Prof. Heller (Hamburg 21, Unlenoorster Weg 36, [Germany]) regards the German translation of "Mr. Arcularis."

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Apprentice indenture (Philadelphia, 1800); printed and manuscript leaf pertaining to the apprenticeship of David Akin to Charles Graff, merchant, for the period of two and one half years to learn the trade or mystery of a waiter. Signed by Aiken, James H. Watmough (Aiken's "next friend in the United States") and Robert Wharton, Mayor of Philadelphia. 32.7 cm by 20.6 cm.

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22 p. File includes note by Richard Wilson re: typescript prepared for Algren by Maria Nekam.

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Algren's T.L.S. regards Lawrence Lipton's working title, Never Come Morning used by Harper & Brothers in the 1941/1942 catalog for Brother, the Laugh Is Bitter. Letter from Harper staff member regards the title change which involved Algren's title for his new book.

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A.L.S. to Mrs. M.L. Robins (Houston, Texas) originally laid into Allstorm's The Thinker, Houston, 1926. 1 p., 23 cm.

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The pamphlet "Colloquy" is 1 of 300 signed copies.

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T.L.S. to P.W. Roberts (1734 Villard St., Eugene, Oregon) recounts a brief history of Arctic exploration (3 p.). Originally laid into: C.L. Andrews, The Eskimo and His Reindeer in Alaska. Caldwell, ID., 1939 (917.98/A565 c.2).

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A.L.S. to Mr. Schaefer (Ann Arbor, MI) thanks him for sending the "Evening Post" through the past several years. 2 p., 22 cm.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The General Manuscript File Collection consists of 26 boxes of correspondence and other manuscript materials from notable individuals, dating from 1667, 1727, and 1735 to 2012, acquired individually by the department from various sources over several decades. Collection contents are mostly correspondence and original manuscript materials, but some files also include typed and printed materials and, infrequently, related photographs. Individuals represented in the collection include literary,...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The General Manuscript File Collection consists of 26 boxes of correspondence and other manuscript materials from notable individuals, dating from 1667, 1727, and 1735 to 2012, acquired individually by the department from various sources over several decades. Collection contents are mostly correspondence and original manuscript materials, but some files also include typed and printed materials and, infrequently, related photographs. Individuals represented in the collection include literary,...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The General Manuscript File Collection consists of 26 boxes of correspondence and other manuscript materials from notable individuals, dating from 1667, 1727, and 1735 to 2012, acquired individually by the department from various sources over several decades. Collection contents are mostly correspondence and original manuscript materials, but some files also include typed and printed materials and, infrequently, related photographs. Individuals represented in the collection include literary,...

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T.L.S. to William J. Douglas (D. Appleton & Co., 436 Fifth Ave., New York, New York) relates to A Christmas Gift from Fairy Land and a pamphlet "History of D. Appleton & Co." (included in file). 1 p. Originally tipped into: Paulding, James Kirke. A Christmas Gift from Fairy Land (New York, 1838) 817.2 P325c. File includes print out of mentioned document, "History of D. Appleton & Co."

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The General Manuscript File Collection consists of 26 boxes of correspondence and other manuscript materials from notable individuals, dating from 1667, 1727, and 1735 to 2012, acquired individually by the department from various sources over several decades. Collection contents are mostly correspondence and original manuscript materials, but some files also include typed and printed materials and, infrequently, related photographs. Individuals represented in the collection include literary,...

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A.L.S. originally laid into: Marks, Robert W. Merle Armitage Bibliography. (New York, 1956) 741.0924 M733m. T.L.S. to E. Willis Jones (Look [Magazine], 511 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, New York) was originally laid into: Armitage, Merle. Notes on Modern Printing. (New York, 1945).

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The General Manuscript File Collection consists of 26 boxes of correspondence and other manuscript materials from notable individuals, dating from 1667, 1727, and 1735 to 2012, acquired individually by the department from various sources over several decades. Collection contents are mostly correspondence and original manuscript materials, but some files also include typed and printed materials and, infrequently, related photographs. Individuals represented in the collection include literary,...

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A.L.S. to Jones (Cobham-Surrey, England) was originally tipped into: Arnold Matthew. Poems. London, 1885. 821.8/A757/1885/v.2. 1 p. The two notes by Winter regard the presentation of Arnold's letter to him by Jones, and tell story of Arnold's visit.

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File also includes the seller's description of materials. The description is in English, but the materials themselves are in French. A.L.S. to Denoël were originally laid into: Antonin, Artaud. Van Gogh: le suicidé de la société. (Paris, K éditeur, 1947) Fr A785va.

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20 pages of holograph letters, with 12 pages of English translations. Published translations from Anais: An International Journal, p. 53-59.

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A.L.S. to Guepin (Eenhorn Pers, 1ste Muntsraat 3, Greda [Netherlands]) was originally laid into signed copy: Anton van Duinkerken, Drievuldige begroeting, Breda, Eenhorn Pers, 1994 (Underground Du A844dr).

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Letter conveys her objections to snapshot photographs.