MS/VMF. Vertical Manuscript Files
Frederic George Stephens Collection
James Stephens Collection
Consists of seven manuscript poems by Stephens, three autograph letters from Stephens to Dilys Powell, and two tear sheets.
Consider Sterry Letters
1807 February 23. Autograph letter signed from Sterry to Thomas Jefferson, proposing a new method of determinding longitude at sea, presented with his compliments to Mr. Jefferson, 2 pages
1807 March 13. Draft of autograph letter attributed to Thomas Jefferson to Sterry thanking him for informing him of the new method of determining longitude, 1 page
Harris Hatcher Collection on Wallace Stevens
The Harris Hatcher Collection on Wallace Stevens consists of one piece of Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company letterhead and a framed photographic print of Stevens. Also included are limited editon books with letters of provenance, Ideas of Order (1935), Ideas of Order (1936), The Palm at the End of the Mind (1984), and Sur Ma Guzzla Gracile (Poetry, Volume 19, Number 1, 1921).
Gladys Storey Letters
Typed letter signed from F.J. Warburg of Martin Secker and Warburg Ltd., publishers, to Storey enclosing a copy of Edmund Wilson's The Wound and the Bow [literary criticism]; verso, autograph draft of Storey's reply, May 22, 1942, 2 pages
Godefridus and Nexa Suevus Collection
Deed of sale by Godefridus Suevus and Nexa, his wife, for the abbott and the monastery “de valle Dei,” represented by brother Theoderic. The sale was made before Baldwin de Molendino, Godfrid Ezo, Daniel Gervaert, Baldwin Casens, Johannes Suevus, magistrates of (Maes) tricht. In Latin, on vellum.
Richard Swartz Letters
Nine letters concerning invitations to give readings at Washington University
James Tower Sweringen Collection
Collection contains loose receipts, checks, bills for business and personal accounts, primarily in St. Louis, for J.T. Sweringen and others, including Arthur Buckner Barret, Edwin Harrison and J. Freeman. Also 2 letters and miscellaneous legal documents
Allen Tate Letters
Correspondence from Tate to Henry Wenning and Fred Millett