Repository: Lilly Library / Year: <span class="from" data-blrl-begin="1920">1920</span> to <span class="to" data-blrl-end="1939">1939</span>

Adams, Franklin Baldwin, 1910-?, librarian. New York N.Y. To Carroll Atwood Wilson, New York, N.Y. First edition of English translation of Karl Marx's Das Kapital ; Russian and French translations of Das Kapital ; Samuel Moore's corrections of first English edition of Das Kapital., 1936, July 28-August 6 - 2 typescript letters signed 5 p. 26 cm. box 8

Date:

1936, July 28-August 6 -

Scope Content:

Accompanied by typed list of Moore's corrections Removed from Karl Marx, Capital... New York, The Humboldt Publishing Co., 1890 (Lilly HB501 .M308).

Physical Description:

2 typescript letters signed 5 p. 26 cm.

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Aubrey-Fletcher, Sir Henry Lancelot, bart., 1897-1969. London. To William Gershom Collingwood. Asks to be put "on the track of books or people" to give him information on his family history., 1926, January 14 - box 8

Date:

1926, January 14 -

Scope Content:

Removed from William Whellan, History and topography of the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland... Pontefract, 1860 (Lilly Wordsworth DA670 .C9 W56).

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Berry Bros. & Co., 3, St. James's Street, London. Sales letter regarding wine from the vineyard of CH. L'ARCHEVESQUE at St. Emilion, France., 1939, February 8 - box 8

Date:

1939, February 8 -

Scope Content:

Date typed on letter Accompanied by four printed wine labels from other vineyards in France Transferred from Lilly PN6237 .S25

Collection Context

Bessery, Théodore. Lavaur, France. To Gaston Tournier. Disturbance in Lavaur over burial of Claud Cabanis, a Protestant, in 1749., 1921, June 22-1926, April 9 - 4 autograph letters signed 11 p. 18-27 cm. box 7

Date:

1921, June 22-1926, April 9 -

Scope Content:

In answer to inquiries for material for Gaston Tournier. "Une grave émeute a Lavour a l'occasion de l'inhumation d'un protestant (1749)." Société de l'historie du Protestantisme français. Bulletin, LXXV: 48-59, Jan.-Mar. 1926. Removed from Société de l'histoire du Protestantisme Français. Bulletin, vol. 74, 1925 (BX9450 .S67).

Physical Description:

4 autograph letters signed 11 p. 18-27 cm.

Collection Context

Carruthers, Alexander Douglas Mitchell, 1881-1962 explorer. Barmer Hall, King's Lynn. To Messrs. J. A. Sinclair. 3 Whitehall, S.W. 1. Deals with a display to advertise Arabian adventure., 1935, October 6 - box 8

Date:

1935, October 6 -

Scope Content:

Removed from Carruthers, Arabian adventure... London, H. F. G. Witherby, 1935 (Lilly DS207 .C18).

Collection Context

De Vallant, Francis L., 1892/3-1958, advertising executive. 420 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. To Bernard Sobel Dramatic editor, Daily Mirror. "I note your comment in Saturday's MIRROR regarding my having seen so many performance of "Tobacco Road," and that you are moved to wonder if not to actually chide me about my seeming lack of appreciation of other Broadway productions.", 1935, April 8 - box 8

Date:

1935, April 8 -

Scope Content:

Mounted in Tobacco Road: a scrapbook the most discussed play in the history of American Theater, opened at the Masque Theater, December 4, 1933 (Lilly PS3521 .I6996 T62).

Collection Context

Doysié, Abel, 1886-?, author. Fairfield, Connecticut. To Frank D. Lowe, Watertown, New York. Lecture tour., 1938, June 9 - box 8

Date:

1938, June 9 -

Collection Context

Edmonds, Sir James Edward, 1861-1956, army officer. To war office. Refers to military activities in August-September 1914., 1932, July 1 - box 8

Date:

1932, July 1 -

Scope Content:

Removed from E. L. Spears, Liaison, 1914: A Narrative of the Great Retreat. London, William Heinemann, 1930 (Lilly D544 .S7 1930).

Collection Context

Foster, John G. Letter to Julia Hart Lyon., 1939, July 1 - box 8

Date:

1939, July 1 -

Scope Content:

Removed from Lyon, Women Must Love. Faber Faber, London, 1937 (Lilly PR6023 .Y5 W81).

Collection Context

Goldman, Emma, 1869-1940, anarchist. London. Christmas card to Roger Nash Baldwin?, 1924 December - box 7

Date:

1924 December -

Collection Context

Aubrey-Fletcher, Sir Henry Lancelot, bart., 1897-1969. London. To William Gershom Collingwood. Asks to be put "on the track of books or people" to give him information on his family history., 1926, January 14 - box 8

Berry Bros. & Co., 3, St. James's Street, London. Sales letter regarding wine from the vineyard of CH. L'ARCHEVESQUE at St. Emilion, France., 1939, February 8 - box 8

Bessery, Théodore. Lavaur, France. To Gaston Tournier. Disturbance in Lavaur over burial of Claud Cabanis, a Protestant, in 1749., 1921, June 22-1926, April 9 - 4 autograph letters signed 11 p. 18-27 cm. box 7

Carruthers, Alexander Douglas Mitchell, 1881-1962 explorer. Barmer Hall, King's Lynn. To Messrs. J. A. Sinclair. 3 Whitehall, S.W. 1. Deals with a display to advertise Arabian adventure., 1935, October 6 - box 8

Doysié, Abel, 1886-?, author. Fairfield, Connecticut. To Frank D. Lowe, Watertown, New York. Lecture tour., 1938, June 9 - box 8

Edmonds, Sir James Edward, 1861-1956, army officer. To war office. Refers to military activities in August-September 1914., 1932, July 1 - box 8

Foster, John G. Letter to Julia Hart Lyon., 1939, July 1 - box 8

Goldman, Emma, 1869-1940, anarchist. London. Christmas card to Roger Nash Baldwin?, 1924 December - box 7

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