folio, 4 pages, inscribed in pencil on lined paper, folded, some fading, smudging and toning to portions of first, page, one line badly faded, portion at left hand margin of first leaf torn, not affecting any text, else in good condition. Occasional…
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Paris: De L’Imprimerie Royale, 1718, quarto, 4 pages, untrimmed, foredge of first page a bit ruffled, else a fine copy.
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small quarto, one page, formerly folded, in very clean, legible condition, fine
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431 letters, 510 pages, dated 1847 to 1868. The bulk are dated 1847-1851, with 3 letters dated 1852, and 1 letter dated 1868.Of these 431 letters, there are 380 incoming letters to Guy R. Phelps of Hartford. Phelps also wrote several of…
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210 letters, 298 manuscript pages, most with retained mailing envelopes, dated 1870-1888, the bulk are written in the1880s. Most of the correspondence consists of business letters that are addressed to Horace Kellogg Parsons, a merchant at Florence, Massachusetts. Of the 210 letters…
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86 letters, comprising 607 manuscript pages, most with envelopes, written in ink, pencil, with a couple typed. The letters are written in legible hands. The letters are written by Lila and Belle Jacobs mainly to their mother, but also to their father.…
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Quarto, three pages of a four page bi-folium, written neatly in ink on a pictorial letter-sheet, depicting the View from Near the Ferry House, U. S. Side, at Niagra Falls, small oil stain at lower right hand corner, else in very good,…
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Archive of 622 letters, over 2.700 manuscript pages, with enevelopes, includes a 40 page diary of Elinor E. Weber, plus 20 postcards, photographs, and other ephemeral material.
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221 letters, 1064 manuscript pp., (121 retained mailing envelopes); letters dated 10 May 1892 to 20 June 1926; the bulk date from 1892 to 1909 and only 2 letters written after 1909, those being from 1911 and 1926.
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quarto, two pages, plus stamp-less address leaf, formerly folded, some soiling and light stains, the writer’s handwriting somewhat difficult to read, but is readable, very good.
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