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Album inscribed on the fly leaf 'Emma,' containing autograph poems and tributes to Emma from her friends. 6 1/4 x 7 3/4" Red leather cover boards, designed and titled, Flowers of Loveliness, in gold leaf. Corner designs colored green.  Illustrations of flower-figures bound in. 42 pages.

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Autograph manuscript poem "Early Spring Gladness" signed and dated. 8" x 5", 5 leaves, bound in blue morocco.

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Typescript of "To G.K.C. June 17, 1936" [poem] with no corrections. Presumed to be a copy from text, not original typescript. In French. 1 page.

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Autograph card signed from Campbell to "My dear Marshall" promising to write soon.  A photograph of Campbell is on the reverse side. 1 page.

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Autograph card signed from Chinser [name uncertain, partially illegible] to R.N. Green-Armytage concerning a book published by Daniel Press which Chinser had obtained for Green-Armytage. The copy obtained is "of ordinary issue" but Chinser says the difference between it and other issues are minor, and notes them. 1 page.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, 1903 January 9 - 1913 February 3. Correspondants include members of the Chouteau family, Judge Walter B. Douglas, and novelist Winston Churchill, discussing family and business affairs. Autograph letters signed, 8 items.Miscellany, 1883 September 9 - October 1918. Miscellany includes a receipt signed by Henry Chouteau, wedding invitations and calling cards [12 items], newspaper clippings [42 items] and newspaper and book photographs of the Chouteau, Papin, Cabanne...

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Autograph essay initialed E.B.B., concerning the philosophy of Charles Renouvier, with special reference to the last reflections he dictated to his secretary and follower, L. Prat, in the days just preceding his death. 9 pages.

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Diary of Benjamin Clapp concerning his activities as a merchant in Conton, China and the voyage there. 52 pages, bound in morron cloth. Includes facimile portrait of Clapp.

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Materials relating to Coetzee's application to Washington University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Department of English.

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Six letters from Louise de Coligny-Châtillon to Guillaume Apollinaire, 1914-1915.

A translation of these letters done by Shirley M. (Tuck) Loui is included with the originals.  Gift of Shirley M. (Tuck) Loui, February 19, 1980.