Box 181
Publication: "Wegweiser von Wien und vollständiges Häuser-und Strassen-Schema" [Guide to Vienna with house and street directory],
booklet, in German
1863
Scope and Contents
A street directory and guide book for Vienna. Inscribed by Cope with his name and the date, with notations and drawings on
the back cover. Front cover "Edward D Cope / Wien 1863". Includes map of Wien, with drawings and notes on fold out map.
Box 181
Publication: "Addresses in memory of Edward Drinker Cope"
1897
Scope and Contents
"Delivered at the meeting in the hall of the American Philosophical Society held at Philadelphia for promoting useful knowledge."
Includes portrait of Cope and a short biography. Addresses by Dr. Theodore Gill, Prof. Henry F. Osborn, and Prof. William
B. Scott.
Box 181
Publication: "Syllabus of Lectures on Geology and Paleontology by E.D. Cope, A.M., Ph.D."
1891
Scope and Contents
Published in Philadelphia by Ferris Brothers. Inscribed "July 8, 1891" on cover, with inscriptions inside front cover.
Box 181
Envelope inscribed: "Notices of Prof. Cope / For Mrs. Gimmel," newspaper clippings
1897
Scope and Contents
Six articles published between April and June of 1897, clipped from the Philadelphia Bulletin, the Philadelphia Press, the
Philadelphia Telegraph, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. The articles discuss Cope's life, death, funeral and his collections.
Box 181
Pamphlet: "Edward D. Cope. 1840-1897. By Henry Fairfield Osborn"
1897
Scope and Contents
Reprinted from Science, May 7, 1897. Biography of Cope with portrait inserts.
Box 181
Pamphlet: "In Memoriam. Edward Drinker Cope."
1897
Scope and Contents
Section on Cope printed in The American Naturalist, May, 1897, pp. 410-419. Includes a biography by J.S. Kingsley, with reproduction
of portrait painted by George W. Pettit and of plaster bust by Eugene Castello.
Box 181
Pamphlet: "Biography of Prof. E.D. Cope"
1884
Scope and Contents
From the Germantown Independent, August 30th, 1884. Biography of Cope, including a portrait. Includes inscriptions by unknown
person.
case Valentien #1, Drawer 8
U.S. Passport: Edward Drinker Cope
1863
Scope and Contents
Issued 2 April, 1863, and signed by Secretary of State William H. Seward. Includes physical description of Cope. With entry
stamps from Genoa, Livorno, Maddalena, Rome, Frankfurt, Munich, Baden-Baden, Berlin, and Salzburg, 1863-1864. Verso is inscribed
with brief scientific or field notes in Cope's handwriting.