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Correspondence from Gosse to Dr. William Showell Rogers, Mrs. Rogers, and Seumas O'Sullivan. Also includes notes for a Shakespeare banquet and a bound copy of Stephane Mallarme by Gosse

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Typescript with autograph revisions of untitled talk given by Fox while she was a Visiting Hurst Professor at Washington University. The talk, presented on October 10, 1984, to the Writers' Colloquium, related some of her experiences as a writer as well as her views on the function of literature. 6 pages.

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Typed letter signed from Gardiner to Mr. Simpson thanking him for a subscription to the Poetry Quarterly of the Grey Walls Press and commenting on German bombing in Essex. Written on Grey Walls Press stationery. 1 page.

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Autograph letter signed from Gibson to James Basil Oldham thanking him for his letter of sympathy after the death of her husband, Strickland Gibson, and indicating her pride in the book by Oldham [Blind Panels of English Binders] which was dedicated to her husband. 1 page

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Clippings of poems by Gibson from newspapers, 48 titles. Also clippings of The Nicholson Presentation by M.A., and Shabby Streets by C.A. Alington.

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Typed note signed from Gilman to H.O. [probably Henry J.] Bowdoin. 1 page.

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Typescript [photocopy] translations of poems by Giudici read in Italian and with translation by Allen Mandelbaum, Hurst Lounge, Washington University.

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Proceedings of suit for title of nobility.

Scope and Contents Includes correspondence between Dorothea Braby and Christopher Sandford, providing an excellent picture of the relationship that can exist between illustrator and publisher. Sandford directed the Golden Cockerel Press from 1933-1961, and continued the work of Robert Gibbings, Eric Gill and others in enlarging the Press's scope to include more experimental work. At the time of this correspondence, Braby had done at least one other book with Golden Cockerel, Mr....

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Autograph letter signed from Golding to Mrs. Ebyn thanking her for her "lovely dinner party" and promising to send her copies of several books including Those Ancient Lands, which had just arrived. 1 page.