Box 1
Contains 25 Results:
Four Typed Poems by Fugitive Members with some handwritten notes
Cover of Poetry Magazine, vol. XX, no. IV, with handwritten etymology notes
Title page of The New Age, Vol. LVIII, no. 3 (March 1950) with drawing of The Temple of Solomon on reverse
Printed photograph of deer from National Geographic. Includes handwritten notes on reverse, including Hebrew text and sketches of male head and Star of David
Envelopes with handwritten etymology notes
Hotel stationery with handwritten notes
Frank family stationery with handwritten notes
Cover of "Facts Concerning the Soybean" pamphlet by P.A. Webber, with handwritten notes and sketches
Correspondence - some with handwritten etymology notes
Etymology notes handwritten on small off-white notepaper
Etymology notes handwritten on small tan notepaper
Etymology notes handwritten in Scratch Book no. 4028
Etymology notes handwritten on lined index cards
Etymology notes handwritten on small rectangular notepaper
Etymology notes handwritten on small light yellow notepaper
Etymology notes handwritten on square blue notepaper
Etymology notes handwritten on off-white notepaper
Etymology notes handwritten on off-white lined account sheets
Etymology notes handwritten on light-yellow lined account sheets
Etymology notes handwritten on blue notepaper
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