Series 1. Correspondence, 1897 - 1940
London, Jack to Edward Applegarth
2 pp. 1897, June 22,
15pp. 1898, Sept. 13,
2pp. 1898, Nov. 14,
2pp. 1898, Dec. 6,
4pp. 1898, Dec. 31,
1pg. 1899, Mar. 15,
1pg. 1901, Mar. 19,
London, Jack to J.H. "Bert" Applegarth
4pp., with envelope 1906, Nov.28,
London, Jack to Mabel Applegarth
2pp. 1897, Aug. 8,
1pg. 1898, Nov. 16,
1pg. 1905, Mar. 2,
6pp. 1905, Sept. 12,
London, Jack to daughter, Bess London
London, Jack, to daughter, Bess London
London, Jack, to daughter, Joan London
Shurmer Sibthorp to Pinker 1904, Jan. 26
R.S. Garnett to Pinker 1906, Mar. 13
A. Hutchinson to Pinker 1906, Dec. 18
J. Pinker to J. London 1904, Sept. 27
Stuart Reid to J. London 1906, May 4
George D. Brett, President of Macmillian Co., to Pinker 1907, Oct. 16
Ninetta Eames, attorney in fact for Jack London, to Pinker,
1907, Nov. 30
1908, Jan. 2
1908, Feb. 27
1908, Apr. 3
1908, Apr. 21
R. Sommerville, Manager of Cassell's General Press, to Pinker 1908, Oct. 28
Hodder & Stroughton to Pinker 1909, Oct. 19
T. Werner Laurie LTD. to Pinker. Includes a copy of an authorization by Jack London for Mr. Hughes Hessie 1913, Aug. 30
A. Byrne, Secretary of Jack London, to Pinker 1916, July 24
Eliza Shepard, Executor of Jack London's estate, to Pinker, 1921, May 25
Eliza London Shepard to Pinker 1927, Dec. 20
James B. Pinker & Sons to Mrs. Jack London, (written on the lower part of this letter is a letter from Mrs. Eloiza London Shepard to Pinker, n.d.) 1929, June 26
Jack London's letter to Pinker includes a copy of his article defending himself against a charge of plagiarism by a Mr. Frank Harris 1909, July 1
London, Jack to "Comrades [Socialist Party]," typed copy signed, 1 pg. 1916, Mar. 7
London, Jack, 2 facsimile letters 1900, Jan. 31
London, Charmian, outgoing correspondence
To Dr. W.S. Porter, envelope, postmarked 1914, Mar. 2
To Dr. W.S. Porter, postcard 1919, Dec. 20
To Jeanette M. Hitchcock, postcard 1940, Nov. 4
To Dr. Porter, note, in an envelope labeled "Jack London's "The Son and the Wolf", frontispiece by Maynard Dixon undated
Series 2. Literary Manuscripts 1900 - 1901
London, Jack; Nine Poems 1901
"The Lover's Liturgy," 3 pp.
"At Daybreak," 1pg.
"The Worker's Tribute to the Tramp (Villanelle)," 1pg.
"Gold," 2 pp.
"The Socialist's Dream," 2pp.
"Je Ris en Espair," 1pg.
"Hors de Saison," 2pp.
"Ballad of the False Lover," 1 pp.
"The Return of Ulysses--A Modern Version," 7 pp.
London, Jack; manuscript, "The Jacket," (later called "The Star Roamer,")
London, Jack; manuscript, "The Little Lady of the Big House"
London, Jack, 5 carbon typescripts of poems,
"Cupid's Deal," 2pp.
"A Heart," 4pp.
"My Little Palmist," 3pp.
"Triolets," 2pp.
"Triolets," 1pg. partial copy
Applegarth, Edward M., 5 poems
"This is the Day of Days--The Day of Death--," (copy as sent to Mr. Clures), 1pg.
"The White Silence of the North," 1pg.
"Living," 1 pg.
"Parting," 1 pg.
"Lilith," 1 pg.
Series 3. London family ephemera 1908-1916
Joan London's list of class grades, 1908 June 5
Jack London, cancelled check to Consolidated Soda Water Works, Co. for $1.20, 1916, Jan. 8
Unused picture postcard "Peche Au Harpon, Tahiti"
Series 4. Photographs 1898, 1907, and undated
Jack London (2)
Jack London and second wife Charmian Kittredge London, taken in 1907 in Honolulu during the sojourn of the "Snark," on her maiden voyage