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Manuscript bill from Edward Pattinson, Ladies Boot and Shoe Maker, London, 4 pages

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Uncorrected signed typescript, The Four Brothers [short story] by Van Doren, 8 pages

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Autograph notecard signed from Vail to Frederick W. Lehmann with compliments upon presentation of Eliot facsimiles reproduced in John Eliot and the Indians, 1 page

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Autograph letter signed with envelope from Hersey to Jane Neylan McBaine (later Mrs. Marquis W. Childs)

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Autograph letter signed from Scott to Captain Anthony Bertlet [i.e. Bartlett] informing him that "the last of the Volunteers" will meet on "Saturday next" instead of the date previously set, per the orders of General [Anthony] Wayne. 2 pages

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Typescript [carbon] of Unpacking the Black Trunk, a play in one act by Schuyler and Elmslie. No revisions or corrections. Note on title page, "only edition." In black folder. 9 pages

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Typescript and autograph note in unidentified hand on reading selections in The River Steamer by Scovell. 1 page

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Autograph letter signed from Shea to an undesignated recipient concerning the payment and interest on a bill. 1 page

Scope and Contents 1964 December 26. Typed letter signed from Stafford to William Matheson, enclosing poems (autograph and typescript drafts) and explaining the circumstances of their composition, 1 pageEnclosed poems: 1963 December 12. Maybe Alone on My Bike, autograph and typescript drafts, 1 page1963 December 27. My Aunt, autograph and typescript drafts, 4 pages1964 March 9. A Note for Historians of the Assissination of President Kennedy, autograph and typescript drafts,...

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Autograph comment on the Animals' Arrival [poem] by Elizabeth Jennings. Stanley points out that "this will always be the Moon Poem" because the poem was supposedly written on the day when the first picture of the moon surface appeared in the papers. Verso, picture postcard, 1 page