10th Paper- "New Theory of the Aether" by T.J.J. See, original manuscript, legal size undated

carbon copy (4th) of the above. 1928, August

11th Paper "New Theory of the Aether" by T.J.J. See - Original manuscript 1930, May 24

Same as 1-3, 1st typed copy undated

Same as 1-3, Carbon undated

Same as 1-3, Carbon undated

12th Paper - "New Theory of the Aether", original manuscript 1930

Same as 2-5, 1st typed copy undated

Same as 2-5, 3rd typed copy undated

Same as 2-5, 4th typed copy undated

"Research in Transcendental Geometry and the Theory of Infinite Space." original manuscript undated

Same as 3-1, Typed copy, chaps. 1-8 undated

Same as 3-1, Typed copy, chaps. 9-14, 18 undated

"Dynamical Theory of the Rotations of the Planets and the Direct and Retrograde Motions of Their Satellites, with Especial Reference to the Untenable Doctrine of Planetary Inversion" by T.J.J. See, 3rd carbon copy. 1926, Nov 8

1897-1898

a) Lowell Observatory Accounts - T.J.J. See - red leatherbound notebook 1897, July 1

b) A. Pen and pencil accounts, 8 vo, 4 to, and legal, typed. undated

c) 2 recepits for freight on Pacific Express Co. 1898, Aug 8

d) 2 pgs. pencil budget undated

1904-1964

a) 2 printed posters announcing conferral of PhD honoris causato T.J.J. See, Otto Hirschfeld and Rudolf Virchow. undated

b) als C.M.H. Hawley to T.J.J. See 1904, July 14

c) als Maheon S. Tisdale to T.J.J. See re: birthday congratulations 1961, Feb 24

d) Edward A. Beach to T.J.J. See on White House Stationery-xerox 1954, Dec 1

e) als T.J.J. See to American Philosophical Society re: laws of nature 1964, Oct 20

f) same as 3-6e, 19 photocopies

g) Announcement of a great discovery... printed article with notations by T.J.J . See with BW portrait [See?]

h) General Summary on Forces of Natureby T.J.J. See. 26 xerox copies. 1960, Oct 1

i) A. Outline of Last Will and Testament, T.J.J. See. undated

j) Typed statement on the Relations between T.J.J. See and Ormond Stone

Writings and Printed Material 1925

Photograph of Lord Kelvin and Invitation to Columbia University Reception 1902