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Haniel Long Notebook

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 8

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf100

Scope and Contents

Notebook of Long poems. Notebook is a small tan binder, with Long's bookplate and a sticker annotated, "Poems at work on 1942 (copy left with [Heari] Haniel." Contains 11 pages in typescript, corrected; 6 pages in manuscript (3 are fragments pasted in); 20 pages uncorrected carbon typescript, 37 pages. Laid in are 1 page typescript and 1 page typescript carbon. Enclosed is a 5x7" black and white photograph of Long, circa age 70

Found in: Manuscripts / Haniel Long Notebook

Howard Phillips Lovecraft Letter

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 9

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf101

Scope and Contents

1960 April 18. Typed letter signed from Leslie N. Daniels to Henry Wenning, book dealer, providing publishing history of 14 Lovecraft titles. Includes dates of first book, 1928, to 1952. Letter is apparently in response to bibliographic inquiries from Wenning. 4 pages

Found in: Manuscripts / Howard Phillips Lovecraft Letter

Robert Lowell Manuscript

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 10

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf102

Scope and Contents Autograph poem, signed, For Marshall Bean (first two stanzas of a poem which was revised and published as "Soft wood" for Harriet Winslow in 1964). Inscribed to Marshall Bean "hoping your days will be as healing and painless as possible." 1 page. Accompanied by typed letter, signed, from Lowell to "Mr. Wheeler" (Burton Wheeler of Washington University) declining an invitation to speak in St. Louis and mentioning Peter Taylor, a college roommate and a “half Saint Louis and half Memphis...

Found in: Manuscripts / Robert Lowell Manuscript

Edward Lucie-Smith Collection

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 11

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf103

Scope and Contents

Two introductions to Bertram Rota catalogues, six poem typescripts, one typed letter signed, and an autograph notebook collection of poems by Lucie-Smith

Found in: Manuscripts / Edward Lucie-Smith Collection

Noah Miller Ludlow Letter

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 12

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf104

Scope and Contents

Autograph letter signed from Ludlow to Solomon Smith concerning his travels in the East and discussing prospective jobs, and the formation of a new acting company. 4 pages

Found in: Manuscripts / Noah Miller Ludlow Letter

Frits Lugt Letters

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 13

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf105

Scope and Contents

1918 August 12. Autograph letter signed from Lugt to Dr. Max Goldstein commenting on the difference between their respective books on collector's marks and expressing doubt that a joint supplement could be written. 2 pages

1922 April 11. Autograph postcard signed from Lugt to Dr. Max Goldstein thanking him for his letter of praise after the publication of Lugt's book, Les Marques de Collections de Dessins and d'Estampes. 1 page

Found in: Manuscripts / Frits Lugt Letters

Bernard Malamud Collection

Collection — Box VMF General Oversize, Folder: 9

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf206

Scope and Contents

Poster advertising a reading by Malamud on October 5th at 8 p.m. in Steinberg Auditorium at Washington University

Found in: Manuscripts / Bernard Malamud Collection

Olivia Manning Letter

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 16

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf108

Scope and Contents

Autograph note signed from Manning to Louis Golding thanking him for his letter and his comments on her writing and other news. 2 pages

Found in: Manuscripts / Olivia Manning Letter

Aldo Pio Manuzio Collection

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 17

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf109

Scope and Contents 1959 January - February. Typescript review of the book 'Aldus Manutius and his thesaurus cornucopiae of 1496,' by an unknown author. The book's prologue was translated by Antiji Lemke, and the introduction written by Donald P. Bean (Syracuse : Syracuse University Press, 1958). Includes 'An Aldus prologue-book,' (typescript with manuscript revisions), and 'Aldus as an editor,' (typescript with manuscript revisions), which appear to be earlier drafts of the final review. In all the drafts the...

Found in: Manuscripts / Aldo Pio Manuzio Collection

John Masefield Letter

Collection — Box VMF 10, Folder: 18

Identifier: MS-VMF-vmf110

Scope and Contents

Typed letter signed from Masefield to Denise Levertov expressing his regrets that he had not had time to speak to her on Friday, and offering to read her manuscript. Stationery has telephone "Clifton Hampden 77 Burcote Brook Abingdon." Undated. 1 page

Found in: Manuscripts / John Masefield Letter

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