| 2 of 3 pages |
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Scorn of Women. JL 1140-1141
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SE. JL 1161-1172
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SF-SK. JL 1173-1190, 21327
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Sea-Wolf. JL 1191
LONDON, Jack. The Sea-Wolf: [novel]. A.Ms. JL 1191 1904
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Star Rover. JL 1192-1193
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SL-SN. JL 1195-1213, 21328
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SO. JL 1214-1248
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SP-STO. JL 1249-1256, 1258-1269
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. STP-SZ. JL 1270-1286
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. T-TG. JL 1287-1300, 21329
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. TH-TQ. JL 1301-1317
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Theft. JL 1318
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. TR-TZ. JL 1319-1345
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. U-V. JL 1346-1367, 21330-21331
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 31 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 32 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 33 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 34 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 35 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 36 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 37 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 38 17 July 1912.
LONDON, Jack. The Valley of the Moon. JL volume 39 17 July 1912.
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Valley of the Moon. JL 1369
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. W-WG. JL 1370-1387, 21332
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WHA-WHH. JL 1388-1405
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. White Fang. JL 1406-1407
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WHI-WIS. JL 1408-1423
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WIT-WON. JL 1424-1434
Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WOO-Z. JL 1435-1447, 21333
Manuscripts. L-N. JL 1448-1504, 21260
Manuscripts. O-R. JL 1505-1534, 21334-21336
Manuscripts. S. JL 1535-1562, 21337-21348
Manuscripts. STERLING, George. A-I. JL 1563-1626
Manuscripts. STERLING, George. J-Z. JL 1627-1690
Manuscripts. T-Z. JL 1691-1746, 21349-21360
Unidentified Manuscripts. JL 20763-20793, 21351
Oversize Manuscripts and Correspondence: A-Z. JL 20700-20762
Correspondence
- ABBOTT, James. Century Company editor who wrote to London about The Night Born.
- AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. An interesting exchange of letters regarding London's power-of-attorney. 14 letters to and 9 letters from Jack London.
- AIKEN, Charles Sedgwick. 24 letters from Aiken, who was editor of Sunset Magazine and 26 replies from London. The correspondence is business oriented and includes a number of discussions about transportation on the Southern Pacific Railroad. (London was paid in transportation by Sunset.)
- ALDEN, Henry Mills. 20 letters from Alden, who was an editor for Harper and Brothers - mostly requests for stories. Also 3 letters from London.
- APPLEGARTH, Edward M. 2 letters about his family (London was at one time a suitor for Mabel Applegarth. The Collection contains 9 letters from London to Mabel.)
- ATLANTIC MONTHLY. 10 early letters to London regarding his submissions to the magazine. Mostly rejections for his poetry. Also 1 letter from London.
- AUSTIN, Mary Hunter. 4 letters requesting London's assistance with The Man Jesus and inquiry regarding London's Christ novel. Also 3 replies from London. (See the Mary Austin Collection Summary Report for further information about Huntington holdings of Mary Austin.)
- AYRES, Daniel Sydney. 33 letters regarding the motion picture business and screen rights to London's books. Also 16 letters from London.
- BABCOCK, A.L. A humorous exchange of 8 letters about a man "doubling" as Jack London in Montana.
- BAMFORD, Frederick Irons. The Librarian at Oakland Free Library, Bamford was an early teacher of Jack London. The collection contains 7 letters from Bamford and nearly 50 letters from Charmian and Jack. The exchange of correspondence deals with new books of interest to the Londons, the Ruskin Club (a socialist club in Oakland founded by Bamford -- London was a member), and London's literature and life. The Franklin Walker Collection at the Huntington Library also contains information about the Bamfords and Jack London.
- BARBER, Jackson. 2 letters to Charmian about a biography of George Sterling.
- BARKER, Donald. 16 letters and telegrams to various persons (including London) regarding the Balboa Amusement Company suit.
- BARTON, Everett. 2 letters about the Stewart River and the Klondike.
- BENTEL, George R. Over 100 letters to Irving and Eliza Shepard regarding a suit filed in the late 1920's against Columbia Pictures Corporation. Also an equal number of replies by the Shepards.
- BERKMAN, Alexander. 3 letters to London requesting him to write an introduction to Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist.
- BERRY, Frederick Forest. 18 letters regarding socialist literary activities. 2 replies from the Londons.
- BISHOP, Del. 5 letters to London from Bishop, who was an old Alaskan acquaintance from the Klondike days.
- BLAND, Henry Meade. San Jose poet Henry Meade Bland was a sometime member of London's "crowd" and full-time faculty member at the college in San Jose. He wrote to London 13 times between 1905 and 1916 regarding bay area literary activities.
- BOHLIN, K.J. 24 letters from Bohlin and 20 replies from London. Bohlin was London's Swedish publisher.
- BOND, Louis Whitford. 3 1906 letters from the owner of "Jack" the dog, who London immortalized as "Buck" in The Call of the Wild.
- BOON, Charles. Over 50 letters to London and 2 from him regarding his literary contacts in England.
- BOSWORTH, Hobart Van Zandt. Over 100 letters to Jack and Charmian London between 1913 and the 1940's. Bosworth was a filmmaker who made a number of London's motion pictures, including the first The Sea-Wolf. Also 31 letters from the Londons in reply.
- BRANDT, Carl E. The editor for Curtis Brown & Massie, Brandt wrote 20 letters to London regarding his books.
- BRETT, George Platt. As president of The MacMillan Company, Brett was directly responsible for most of London's published work. The 300 plus letters from Brett and the more than 175 letters from London form the core of London's literary business activities.
- BROWNE, John A. 18 letters to London (7 replies) regarding London's boat, Roamer.
- CARRUTH, Fred Hayden. Editor of Women's Home Companion, Carruth sent 33 letters to London between 1906 and 1913 (there are 11 replies) requesting short stories.
- CENTURY COMPANY. 16 letters from London's publishers in 1912 and 1913. (Also 16 replies.)
- CHAMPION, H.H. 28 letters regarding Australian literary matters. London also replied with 25 letters between 1909 and 1915.
- CHAUVET, Henry J. Chauvet was the former owner of a portion of the Jack London Ranch. His 4 letters regard Kohler ranch matters.
- CONNOR, J. Torrey. 23 letters from a member of the California Writer's Club, mostly requesting permission to publish London's work. Also 3 letters from Jack London.
- CONRAD, Joseph. Reply to London's letter of admiration after reading Victory.
- CORLISS, Frank. 1 letter to London about the conditions of the military prison at Alcatraz.
- COSGRAVE, John O'Hara. 17 letters from New York and Boston concerning literary matters. Also 6 letters from Jack London.
- DEBS, Eugene Victor. 2 letters regarding socialist party matters.
- DE CASSERES, Benjamin. 5 letters to London, and 2 from him about sexuality.
- DIBBLE, Oliver. 6 letters from San Francisco attorney Dibble about formation of the Jack London Grape Juice Company. Also 3 letters from London in reply.
- DUNN, Robert. 3 letters. Dunn was a correspondent with London in Korea.
- DUNN, Walter R. 51 letters regarding the Oakland Socialist Party. Also 7 letters from Jack London.
- DYER, F.E. 7 letters regarding stories for The Black Cat.
- EMERSON, Edwin. Emerson was a newspaper correspondent who also journeyed to Korea with Jack London. In 1905 he wrote London a letter regarding the case of John W. Finley, a Folsom Prison convict.
- FERGUSON & GOODNOW (firm). 15 letters to London regarding his suit against Slayton Lyceum Bureau. 8 letters from Jack London.
- FISKE, Minnie Maddern. 9 letters from the actress regarding The Scorn of Women. 1 letter from Jack London.
- FORD, Alexander Hume. 15 letters about Hawaii. London replied twice.
- FRENCH, Pauline. 6 letters from Pauline French, who was an old family friend.
- FROLICH, Finn Haakon. 12 letters from sculptor Frolich regarding domestic news, thank you's for hospitality, and information regarding his bust of London.
- FROST, Jens. 27 letters regarding translation rights in German and the Scandinavian languages. Also 21 replies by Jack London.
- GALVIN, George W. 13 letters from Dr. Galvin (M.D.) who was a prominent Boston socialist. London replied in 1915.
- GARBUTT, Frank A. 137 letters from Garbutt, mostly regarding Bosworth Inc. matters, copyrights (Garbutt was a lawyer), and the Horkheimer-Noel suit over motion picture rights to The Sea-Wolf. Also 51 letters from Jack London.
- GARLAND, Hamlin. Telegram supporting Roosevelt for President.
- GOLDMAN, Emma. 7 letters regarding anarchy and Alexander Berkman's new book.
- GORHAM, L.H. 6 letters asking for translation rights to London's works into Esperanto.
- GRAF, Peter. 2 early letters requesting information and assistance with the Intercollegiate Socialist Society.
- GROWALL, Willard Lawrence. Along with Eliza Shepard, Growall was co executor of the Jack London estate. The 100 plus letters (mostly to Eliza Shepard) concern settlement of the estate and other family matters.
- HAMILTON, Frank Strawn. Hamilton was one of London's philosophical teachers and mentors. The Collection contains only two short letters from him, however.
- HAMILTON, Fannie K. 13 letters regarding dramatic versions of London's works. Fannie K. Hamilton was a prominent actress in San Francisco.
- HARGRAVE, W.B. 4 letters recalling Dawson City days in 1897. Also 1 reply by Jack London.
- HARRIMAN, Karl Edwin. 24 letters regarding Red Book magazine literary business, and 11 letters to Harriman from Jack London.
- HARRISON, Ralph D. 11 letters about curios, literary matters, and general news. Harrison's nickname was "Indian." Also 1 letter from Jack London.
- HEINEMANN, William. 39 letters regarding translation rights and English distribution. The collection also contains 20 letters from Jack London to Heinemann.
- HOFFMAN, Elwyn Irving. 7 letters to Jack London regarding literary friends and acquaintances and literary activities in the San Francisco area. The Huntington's Elwyn Hoffman Collection contains a number of Jack London's replies.
- HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY. Almost 60 letters, mostly regarding the Son of the Wolf account (London's first book). Also 3 letters from Jack London.
- HUGHES MASSIE & COMPANY. Almost 400 letters (and 14 replies) to the Londons regarding English rights to Jack London's works.
- IRVINE, Alexander. 7 letters from Irvine (a minister, author, and Secretary of the Socialist Party of Connecticut), most regarding arrangements for London's "Revolution" speech at Yale University.
- JAMES, George Wharton. 7 letters regarding literary matters from Southern California writer George Wharton James. Also one letter from London in reply.
- JOHNS, Cloudesley Tremenhere. 33 letters from writer Johns who was one of the first writers to admire Jack London's work. The 130 letters London wrote to Johns are rich in details of London's early literary development. The Huntington also has John's autobiography, "Who the Hell is Cloudesley Johns." It contains several chapters about Jack London.
- JOHNSON, Martin Elmer. Approximately 76 letters from the "Cook of the Snark" who later achieved fame as an explorer. The letters in the Collection concern the voyage of the Snark. There are also 7 letters from London to Johnson.
- KASPER, Ralph H. 43 letters about socialism, cigarettes, tramps, and writing projects. 5 letters in reply from Jack London.
- KIRSCHNER, Richard H. 46 letters from the Cosmopolitan, mostly on literary or business matters. Also 31 letters from London to Kirschner.
- KNOWLES, Ed. 15 letters from Stockton-based Knowles about Delta fishing, the Roamer, and Charmian's dog "Possum."
- LATHAM, Harold Strong. 100 letters to and 10 from the Londons. Latham was a vice-president of the Macmillan Company.
- LEWIS, Sinclair. 14 letters to Jack London, mostly regarding the business arrangements they made. Lewis supplied London with a number of story plots and summaries. One of the plots was developed by London into The Abysmal Brute. Also 9 letters to Lewis from London.
- LIVINGSTON, Leon Ray. Also known as "A No. 1" Livingston was a tramp friend of Jack London's and a writer. Livingston wrote 12 letters to the Londons about tramping, general hobo news, his new books, and a report of a Jack London "double." Also 1 letter from Jack London.
- LOCKLY, Frederick E. 19 letters, mostly literary in nature. Lockly was one-time editor of Sunset and later joined The Pacific Monthly. The collection also contains 4 letters from London to Lockly.
- LONDON, Elizabeth May Maddern. 15 letters. Bess was London's first wife. With two exceptions, the letters were written after their 1905 divorce and are concerned with the couple's two children, Becky and Joan.
- LONDON, Flora Wellman. 1 letter to Mr. Colpus (Harry Holden) making arrangements to meet with Jack London. Flora London was Jack London's mother.
- LYDSTON, G. Frank. 22 letters, mostly sociological subjects such as crime, People of the Abyss, crime and heredity, and implantation of sex organs. 6 letters from London.
- MADDERN, Merle. Interesting letter about Cornelia Otis Skinner and the death of Minnie Maddern Fiske.
- MARBURY, Elizabeth. 28 letters to London regarding dramatic rights to his books. 9 letters from Jack London.
- MARTINEZ, Xavier. 2 letters to London inviting him to join his friends for social occasions. Martinez was an artist and good friend.
- MASSIE, Hughes. More than 200 letters from the president of Hughes Massie and Company, London's English agents. All the letters are business-oriented.
- MATTHEWS, Ernest C. Matthews was one of London's close neighbors and friends. The 40-odd letters from Matthews and the 7 from London deal with horses, ranch details, general news, Oakland real estate, and London's children. An intimate, warm correspondence.
- METSON, DREW & MACKENZIE (firm). Approximately 20 letters regarding the legal matters and claims against the Jack London estate.
- MILLARD, Bailey. Editor of Cosmopolitan, Millard wrote to London on 15 different occasions regarding stories for the magazine.
- MILLER, Joan London. Jack London's daughter Joan wrote to him (or Charmian or Eliza) on several occasions. The collection contains 49 letters from her to her father, stepmother, or aunt, most involving a request for clothing or money. There are also 14 letters from Miller to Alfred Shivers, a professor of English, in which Joan talks about her father and mother.
- MORRELL, Edward H. An interesting series of 10 letters discussing prison life, money matters, mining property, and The Star-Rover. Also 3 letters from London.
- NETHERSOLE, Olga. 7 letters suggesting a dramatic partnership with Jack London, theme for a play, and The Scorn of Women. Also 9 letters from Jack London.
- NICHOLS, Walter H. 40 letters to London (18 replies) all regarding a dramatic version of "South of the Slot."
- NOEL, Joseph J. Over 100 letters on a variety of subjects. Noel (who was author of Footloose in Arcadia, a reminiscence, in part, of Jack London) involved London in a number of schemes including the Millergraph Corporation. He and London quarreled over the motion picture rights to The Sea-Wolf. The important exchange includes 59 letters from London to Noel.
- O'HARA, John Myers. Poet O'Hara wrote a poem entitled "Atavism." London borrowed it for The Call of the Wild. The 8 letters (1 from London) discuss this and other literary matters.
- ORFANS, Spiro. 33 letters from Orfans, 7 from London on ethnological and racial heritage. An interesting if controversial exchange.
- PEASE, Lute. 20 letters from Pacific Monthly editor Lute Pease. The subject is generally Martin Eden. Also 8 letters from Jack London.
- PHILLIPS, John Sanburn. An early exchange (36 from Phillips) of letters regarding London's first work. Phillips was editor for McClure's.
- PHILLIPS, Roland. 65 letters. Also 56 letters from Jack London. The correspondence is literary in the beginning, more friendly toward the end. Phillips was an editor for the Cosmopolitan.
- PINKER, James Brand. 116 letters, mostly dry, business letters from London's first English agent. London's replies are part of Stanford University's Jack London Collection.
- REYNOLDS, Paul Revere. Over 100 letters. Reynolds was a literary agent.
- RICHTER, Conrad Michael. 2 letters from Richter before he became famous as a writer. The first asks for a job, the second proposes that he become London's secretary.
- SCHARFF, Justus. 3 letters concerning the yacht Snark.
- SHIPMAN, Ernest. 16 letters about "A Piece of Steak," Bosworth Inc., and the motion picture industry. Also 5 letters from London to Shipman.
- SHURTLEFF, Clarence E. 19 letters regarding the Hollywood scene, motion picture contracts, and the suit with Columbia Pictures.
- SINCLAIR, Upton Beall. 44 letters to London requesting literary advice, an introduction to The Jungle, contributions for The Cry for Justice, general socialist information, and literary matters. London's replies are at the Lilly Library in Indiana.
- SLAYTON LYCEUM BUREAU. 35 letters to London regarding bookings for his speaking tour. Also 5 letters from London. Jack London later sued Slayton Lyceum Bureau.
- STERLING, George. The 32 letters from London's friend "Greek" and 33 letters from "Wolf" (Jack London) form one of the most important, intimate exchanges of correspondence in the collection. The letters are filled with literary advice, gossip, news, and information. The Huntington Library's George Sterling Collection also contains material of interest to Jack London scholars.
- TRAIN, Arthur Cheney. An important series of more than 100 letters dealing with London's copyright fights, the Authors' League, the motion picture industry, and the suit against Columbia Pictures.
- TUCK, H.C. An Oakland socialist, Tuck's 15 letters to London are filled with information regarding the Bay Area labor movement and the socialist party.
- UMBSTAETTER, Herman Daniel. 5 letters to Jack London requesting stories for The Black Cat. Also 2 letters from London to Umbstaetter.
- UNTERMANN, Ernest. 44 letters, some regarding German translation rights, others filled with family news or literary gossip. London wrote 16 letters to Untermann.
- WALLING, Anna Strunsky. 6 letters to Jack and Charmian. Anna Walling was one of London's closest friends in 1903. The Huntington Library's Walling Collection contains more than 100 letters from Jack London, most of them written very early in his career.
- WELCH, Galbraith. Nearly 150 letters from Galbraith Welch, who was American Manager of Curtis, Brown and Massie. All the letters are of business matters. Also 27 letters from London.
- WHARTON, Joe. 3 amusing letters trying to sell Jack London deer heads.
- WILSHIRE, Gaylord. 21 letters. Subjects include socialism, literature, Anna Strunsky Walling, the Haywood affair, the Snark, and Upton Sinclair.
Correspondence. A-H. JL 1747-1792, 21352-21391
Correspondence. AI-ALK. JL 1793-1870, 21392-21394
Correspondence. ALL-ANDE. JL 1871-1894, 1896-1916, 21395-21429
Correspondence. ANDF-AUR. JL 1917-1987, 21430-21442
Correspondence. AUS-AZ. JL 1988-2058, 21443-21448
Correspondence. B-BARJ. JL 2060-2119, 2466, 21449-21463
Correspondence. BARK-BAU. JL 2120-2148, 2150-2186, 21464-21480
Correspondence. BAX-BEM. JL 2187-2256, 21481-21494
Correspondence. BEN-BENTEL, George. To A-Irving Shepard, 1936-1939. JL 2257-2272, 21495-21561
Correspondence. BENTEL, George. To A-Irving Shepard, 1940-BERQ. JL 2275-2298, 21562-21616, 22073
Correspondence. BERR-BLAM. JL 2299-2369, 21617-21618
Correspondence. BLAN-BLISS, Leslie Edgar. To A-Eliza Shepard . JL 2370-2434, 21619-21629
Correspondence. BLISS, Leslie Edgar. To Irving Shepard-BOHLIN, K. J. To A-Charmian London, 1911-1916. JL 2435-2506, 21630-21632
Correspondence. BOHLIN, K. J. To A-Charmian London, 1917-BOK. JL 2507-2562, 21633-21647
Correspondence. BOL-BOON, Charles. To A-Charmian London. JL 2563-2612, 21648-21656
Correspondence. BOON, Charles. To A-Jack London-BOSWORTH, Hobart. To A-Charmian London, 1913-1917. JL 2613-2673, 21657-21664
Correspondence. BOSWORTH, Hobart. To A-Charmian London, 1918-19555. JL 2674-2738, 2740-2741, 2772, 21665
Correspondence. BOSWORTH, Hobart. To Jack London-BOSWORTH INCORPORTAED. JL 2739, 2742-2771, 2773-2811, 21666
Correspondence. BOSWORTI-BRADL. JL 2812-2872, 21667-21668
Correspondence. BRADM-BRANDS. JL 2873-2898, 21669-21688
Correspondence. BRANDT-BRETT, F. JL 2899-2931, 21689-21724
Correspondence. BRETT, G.-BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1901-1903. JL 2932-3007
Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1904-1906. JL 3008-3085
Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1907-1910. JL 3086-3148
Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1911-1913. JL 3149-3207
Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1914-Z. JL 3208-3283
Correspondence. BRETT, George Jr.-BRITTAIM. JL 3284-3315, 21725-21742
Correspondence. BRITTAIN-BROV. JL 3316-3349, 21743-21790
Correspondence. BROWN-BROWNZ. JL 2923-2924, 3350-3408, 21791-21799
Correspondence. BROWO-BURN. JL 3409-3467, 21800-21812
Correspondence. BURO-BX. JL 3468-3510, 21813-21814
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To A-BOS. JL 3511-3590
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To BOT-CN. JL 3591-3668, 21815-21819
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To CO-D. JL 3669-3754
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To E-GA. JL 3755-3822, 21820-21822, 11740
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To GB-HN. JL 3823-3900
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To HO-HUG JL 3901-3935, 3942-3979, 21823-21827
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To HUH-K. JL 3980-4055
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To L. JL 4056-4139
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To M-MA. JL 4140-4223, 21828
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To MB-O. JL 4224-4304
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To P-RH. JL 4305-4377, 21829
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To RI-SJ. JL 4378-4456, 21830
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To SK-SZ. JL 4457-4522, 21831
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To T-U. JL 4523-4575
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To V-WE. JL 4576-4629, 21832
Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To WF-Z. JL 4630-4669
Correspondence. C-CAL. JL 4670-4702, 21833-21869
Correspondence. CAM-CARRUTH, Fred. To A-Jack London, 1906. JL 4703-4726, 4730-4767, 21870-21873
Correspondence. CARRUTH, Fred. To Jack London, 1907-CENTT. JL 4768-4827, 21876-21879
Correspondence. CENTU-CHAMPION, H. To A-Jack London, 1909. JL 4828-4883, 21880-21895
Correspondence. CHAMPION, H. To A-Jack London, 1910-CHAT. JL 4884-4939, 21896-21911, 15151
Correspondence. CHAU-CLARM. JL 4040-5006, 21912-21924
Correspondence. CLARN-COLLIER. JL 5007-5065, 21925-21940
Correspondence. COLLIERA-CONNOR. JL 5064-5122, 21941-21962, 4727-4729
Correspondence. CONNORA-CORK, W. To A-Charmian London, 1921-1927. JL 5123-5163, 21963-21996
Correspondence. CORK, W. To A-Charmian London, 1928-COSS. JL 5164-5205, 21997-22025
Correspondence. COST-CRN. JL 5206-5268, 22026-22032
Correspondence. CRO-CURTIS, BROWN & MASSIE To A-Jack London, 1909-1910. JL 5269-5324, 22033-22048
Correspondence. CURTIS, BROWN & MASSIE To Jack London, 1911-1912. JL 5325-5403, 22049
Correspondence. CURTIS, BROWN & MASSIE To Jack London, 1913-DAG. JL 5404-5467, 22050-22059
Correspondence. DAH-DD. JL 5468-5534, 22060-22062, 21262
Correspondence. DE-DEQ. JL 2149, 5535-5600, 22063-22065, 22068-22072
Correspondence. DER-DIC. JL 5601-5668, 22066-22067, 22074-22078
Correspondence. DID-DOUBLEDAY. JL 5669-5734, 22079-22086
Correspondence. DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY-DUMN. JL 5735-5798, 22087-22100
Correspondence. DUNN-DZ. JL 5799-5873, 22101
Correspondence. E-ELLT. JL 5874-5945, 22102-22105, 22107-22109
Correspondence. ELLU-EZ. JL 5946-6008, 22106, 22110-22118
Correspondence. F-FEQ. JL 6009-6061, 22119-22136
Correspondence. FER-FISG. JL 6062-6116, 22137-22147, 22173
Correspondence. FISH-FITY. JL 6117-6150, 22148-22172, 22174-22187
Correspondence. FITZ-FOM. JL 6151-6187, 22188-22229
Correspondence. FON-FOR. JL 6188-6257, 22230-22234
Correspondence. FOS-FREEL. JL 6258-6298, 22235-22265
Correspondence. FREEM-FROS. JL 6299-6378, 22266-22267
Correspondence. FROT-GAQ. JL 6379-6435, 22268-22275
Correspondence. GAR-GARBUTT, Frank. To A-Jack London, Jan.-July, 1914. JL 6436-6508
Correspondence. GARBUTT, Frank. To Jack London, Aug., 1914-GARBZ. JL 6509-6579
Correspondence. GARC-GG. JL 6580-6644, 22276-22282
Correspondence. GH-GN. JL 6645-6708, 22283-22285
Correspondence. GO-GOR. JL 6709-6774, 22286-22297
Correspondence. GOS-GRH. JL 6775-6838, 22298-22307, 22314
Correspondence. GRI-GROWALL, Willard. To A-Charmian London. JL 6839-6896, 22308-22309
Correspondence. GROWALL, Willard. To Jack London-Eliza Shepard, 1916-1918. JL 6897-6965, 22310-22313
Correspondence. GROWALL, Willard. To Eliza Shepard, 1919-HAA. JL 6966-7040, 22315-22318, 8568
Correspondence. HAB-HAMK. JL 7041-7107, 21263, 22319-22331
Correspondence. HAML-HARQ JL 7108-7170, 22332, 22340
Correspondence. HARR-HARU. JL 7171-7236, 22341-22342
Correspondence. HARV-HAYV. JL 7237-7309, 22343
Correspondence. AHYW-HEING. JL 7310-7377, 22344-22351
Correspondence. HEINH-HER. JL 7378-7447, 21264, 22352-22360, 24489
Correspondence. HES-HOE. JL 7448-7507, 22361-22375
Correspondence. HOF-HOM. JL 7508-7575, 22376-22380
Correspondence. HON-HOS. JL 7576-7643, 22381-22384
Correspondence. HOT-HOUQ. JL 7644-7695, 22385-22408
Correspondence. HOUR-HT. JL 7696-7766, 22409-22411
Correspondence. HU-HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To A-Charmian London, 1906-1916. JL 7767-7826, 22412-22414, 22416-22428
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Charmian London, 1917-May 1920. JL 7827-7832, 22429-22498
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Charmian London, June 1920-1929. JL 7833-7865, 22499-22537
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Charmian London, 1930-Jack London, Jan.-Apr., 1913. JL 7866-7896, 22538-22585
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, May-Dec. 1913. JL 7897-7968
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, Jan.-July, 1914. JL 7969-8038, 20112
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, Aug.1914-Aug. 1915. JL 8039-8116
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, Sep.1915-Eliza Shepard, 1916-1917. JL 8117-8174, 22586-22604
Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Eliza Shepard, 1918-HUR. JL 8175-8199, 22415, 22605-22649
Correspondence. HUS-IR. JL 8200-8256, 22650-22667
Correspondence. IS-JAL. JL 8257-8294, 22668-22683
Correspondence. JAM-JOHN. JL 8295-8360, 22684-22691
Correspondence. JOHNA-JOHNSON, Martin. To A-Charmian London, 1910-1916. JL 8361-8426, 22692-22697
Correspondence. JOHNSON, Martin. To Charmian London, 1917-JOHNSON, Q. JL 8427-8493, 22698-22699
Correspondence. JOHNSON, R.-JUL. JL 8494-8565, 22700
Correspondence. JUM-KAT. JL 8566-8567, 8569-8630, 22701-22705
Correspondence. KAU-KEL. JL 8631-8704, 22706-22707
Correspondence. KEM-KING,C. JL 8705-8773, 22708-22712
Correspondence. KING,D.-KIRSCHNER, Richard. To A-Jack London, 1907-1913. JL 8774-8847, 22713
Correspondence. KIRSCHNER, Richard. To Jack London, 1914-KQ. JL 8848-8917, 22714-22715
Correspondence. KR-LANH. JL 8918-8975, 22716-22729
Correspondence. LANI-LATHAM, Harold. To A-Charmian London, 1915-1921. JL 8976-9041, 22730-22737
Correspondence. LATHAM, Harold. To Charmian London, 1922-Z. JL 9042-9115, 22738-22746
Correspondence. LATHAMA-LEE, William. to A-Jack London, 1914. JL 9116-9187, 22747-22749
Correspondence. LEE, William. to Jack London, 1915-LEV. JL 9188-9250, 22750-22752
Correspondence. LEW-LIO. JL 9251-9307, 22753-22769
Correspondence. LIP-LOD. JL 9308-9366, 22770-22772
Correspondence. LOE-LOM. JL 9367-9387, 22773-22801
Correspondence. LON-LONDON. JL 9388-9429, 22802-22818, 23106
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To A-Frederick Bamford, 1905-1907. JL 9430-9493, 22819-22826
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Frederick Bamford, 1908-Lesile Edgar Bliss, 1924-1930. JL 9494-9565, 22827-22831
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Leslie Edgar Bliss, 1931-BOS. JL 9566-9635, 22832-22841
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To BOT-BX. JL 9636-9700, 22842-22851
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To BY-CORJ. JL 9701-9952, 22853-22870
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To CORK-D. JL 9553-9798, 22871-22898
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To E-F. JL 9799-9856, 22899-22911
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To G-Willard Growall, 1917. JL 9857-9928, 22912-22916
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Willard Growall, 1918-HT. JL 9929-9994, 22917-22925
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To HU-JOM. JL 9995-10042, 22926-22951
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To JON-LA. JL 10043-10112, 22952-22953, 22955-22956
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To LB-Macmillan Company, 1911-1916. JL 10113-10176, 22954, 22957-22963
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Macmillan Company, 1917-Hughes Massie, 1911-May 1913. JL 10177-10246, 22964-22966
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Hughes Massie, June 1913-1919. JL 10247-10300, 22967-22983
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Hughes Massie, 1920-MON. JL 10301-10364, 22984-22996
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To MOO-PIC. JL 10365-10432, 22997-23006, 12865
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To PL-SB. JL 10433-10498, 23007-23016
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To SC-SHUR. JL 10499-10550, 23017-23043
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To SHUS-SPQ. JL 10551-10617, 23044-23047
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To SPR-STAM. JL 10618-10660, 23048
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To STAN-TG. JL 10661-10723, 23049-23062
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To TH-V. JL 10724-10763, 23063-23087
Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To W-Z. JL 10764-10822, 23088-23095
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To A-AL. JL 10823-10893
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To AM-BEQ. JL 10894-10902, 10912-10981
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To BER-BRETS. JL 10982-11057
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To George Brett, 1902-1909. JL 11058-11130
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To George Brett, 1910-1913. JL 11131-11200
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To George Brett, 1914-BURQ. JL 11201-11268
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To BURR-BZ. JL 11269-11347
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To C-CHH. JL 11348-11425, 23096
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To CHI-COX. JL 11426-11499
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To COY-DAX. JL 11500-11569, 23097-23098
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To DAY-ELK. JL 11570-11639
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To ELL-FLH. JL 11640-11710
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To FLI-Frank Garbutt, Jan. -Nov., 1913. JL 11711-11739, 11741-11780, 23099-23100
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Frank Garbutt, Dec. 1913-GLX. JL 11781-11853
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To GLY-HARO. JL 11854-11928
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To HARP-HE. JL 11929-12002, 21265
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To HF-HZ. JL 12003-12070, 21266
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To I-KE. JL 12071-12086, 12218-12274
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To KF-LAT JL 12275-12349
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To LAU-LONDON, B. JL 12350-12425
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To LONDON, C.-MACL. JL 12489-12563
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MACM-MASR. JL 12564-12634
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MASS-Hughes Massie, 1909-1913. JL 12635-12710
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Hughes Massie, 1914-MEC. JL 12711-12779, 23101
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MED-MORQ. JL 12780-12849
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MORR-NID. JL 12850-12864, 12866-12926
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To NIE-NZ. JL 12927-12998
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To O-PAX. JL 12999-13070, 16270, 16310
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To PAY-Roland Phillips, 1909-May 1913. JL 13071-13143
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Roland Phillips, June 1913-James Pinker, 1906-1908. JL 13144-13213
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To James Pinker, 1909-Paul Reynolds, 1906-1911. JL 13214-13282, 23102
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Paul Reynolds, 1912-RT. JL 13283-13352
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To RU-Eliza Shepard, 1907-1912. JL 13353-13423
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Eliza Shepard, 1913-SIR. JL 13424-13492
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To SIS-SIZ. JL 13493-13562
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To SJ-Ninetta Springer, 1900-1910. JL 13563-13635
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Ninetta Springer, 1911-STH. JL 13636-13709
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To STI-TQ. JL 13710-13776, 23103
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To TR-Arthur Vance, Jan.-July 1906. JL 13777-13850
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Arthur Vance, Aug.1906-Galbraith Welch, 1909-1914. JL 13851-13921
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Galbraith Welch, 1915-Churchill Williams, 1910-1912. JL 13922-13994, 21267
Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Churchill Williams, 1913-Z. JL 13995-14070, 21268, 23104-23105
Correspondence. LONDONA-LX. JL 14071-14131, 23107-23116
Correspondence. LY-MCCLT. JL 14132-14136, 23117-23121
Correspondence. MCCLU-MCCLURE, PHILLPS & COMPANY, 1901. JL 14197-14250, 23122-23138
Correspondence. MCCLURE, PHILLPS & COMPANY, 1902-MCD. JL 14251-14314, 23139-23148
Correspondence. MCE-MCKEQ. JL 14315-14373, 23149-23165
Correspondence. MCKER-MCLEAN, D. JL 14374-14411, 23166-23198
Correspondence. MCLEAN-MACMILLAN COMPANY. To A-Charmian London, 1911-1923. JL 14412-134469, 23199-23210
Correspondence. MACMILLAN COMPANY. To Charmian London, 1924-Jack London, 1902-1910. JL 14470-14518, 23211-23232
Correspondence. MACMILLAN COMPANY. To Jack London, 1911-1915. JL 14519-14595
Correspondence. MACMILLAN COMPANY. To Jack London, 1916-Z. JL 14596-14635, 23233-23265
Correspondence. MACMILLANA-MARBURY, Elizabeth. To A-Jack London, 1905. JL 14636-14688, 21269-21270, 23266-23281
Correspondence. MARBURY, Elizabeth. To Jack London, 1906-MARSDEN, Ada. To A-Jack London, Jan.-May 1905. JL 14689-14760, 23782-23884
Correspondence. MARSDEN, Ada. To Jack London, June 1905-MARSH, Edward. To A-Jack London, 1906-1910. JL 14761-14829, 23285-23288
Correspondence. MARSH, Edward. To Jack London, 1911-MAR. JL 14830-14898, 23289-23298
Correspondence. MAS-MASSIE, Hughes. To A-Jack London, 1910-May 1911. JL 14899-14950, 23299-23316
Correspondence. MASSIE, Hughes. To Jack London, June 1911-Apr. 1913. JL 14951-15027
Correspondence. MASSIE, Hughes. To Jack London, May 1913 - June 1915. JL 15028-15100
Correspondence. MASSIE, Hughes. To Jack London, July 1915-MATTHEWS, Ernest. To A-Jack London, Jan.-Apr. 1911. JL 15101-15166, 23317-23321
Correspondence. MATTHEWS, Ernest. To Jack London, May 1911-MAYM. JL 15167-15232, 23322-23325
Correspondence. MAYN-MERRIS. JL 15233-15291, 23326-23337
Correspondence. MERRIT-MET. JL 15292-15356, 23338-23351
Correspondence. MEU-MILLER, Joan. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1913-1915. JL 15357-15407, 15411-15436, 15440, 23352
Correspondence. MILLER, Joan. To Eliza Shepard, 1916-MILM. JL 15408-15439, 15441-15490, 23353-23364
Correspondence. MILN-MORD. JL 15491-15554, 23365-23372
Correspondence. MORE-MOTS. JL 15555-15622, 23373-23378
Correspondence. MOTT-NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1933-July 1934. JL 15623-15676, 23379-23400
Correspondence. NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1934-NEW YORK LA. JL 15677-15728, 23401-23424
Correspondence. NEW YORK LB-NIC. JL 15729-15802
Correspondence. NID-NOEL, Joseph. To A-Jack London, 1902-1912. JL 15803-15867, 23425-23426, 15890
Correspondence. NOEL, Joseph. To Jack London, 1913-NORQ. JL 15868-15879, 15891-15936, 15938-15941
Correspondence. NORR-O'BRIEN, Frederick. To A-Charmian London, 1920. JL 15942-16009, 23427-23429
Correspondence. O'BRIEN, Frederick. To Charmian London, 1921-OK. JL 16010-156047, 16049-16081, 23430
Correspondence. OL-OS. JL 16048, 16082-16151, 23431-23432
Correspondence. OT-PAD. JL 16152-16199, 23433-23455
Correspondence. PAE-PARM. JL 16200-16263, 23456-23463
Correspondence. PARN-PAYNE, Edward. To A-Charmian London, 1917-1919. JL 16264-16269, 16271-16304, 16311-16326, 23264-23477
Correspondence. PAYNE, Edward. To Charmian London, 1920-PEET, H. JL 16327-16399, 23478-23479
Correspondence. PEET, I.-PG. JL 16400-16463, 23480-23489
Correspondence. PH-PHILLIPS, Roland. To A-Jack London, 1909-1910. JL 16464-16534
Correspondence. PHILLIPS, Roland. To Jack London, 1911-PIE. JL 16535-16605, 23490
Correspondence. PIF-PINKER, James. To A-Jack London, 1903-June 1907. JL 16606-16670
Correspondence. PINKER, James. To Jack London, July 1907-PL. JL 16671-16735
Correspondence. PM-PZ. JL 16736-16787, 23491-23517
Correspondence. Q-REEU. JL 16788-16846, 23518-23529, 1895
Correspondence. REEV-REYNOLDS, Paul. To A-Charmian London, 1911-Feb. 1917. JL 16847-16915, 23530-23532
Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Charmian London, Mar. 1917-Jack London, 1906-June 1910. JL 16916-16984, 23533
Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Jack London, July 1910-1912. JL 16985-17057
Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Jack London, 1913-1915. JL 17058-17128
Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Jack London, 1916-RICHN. JL 17129-17185, 23534-23548
Correspondence. RICHO-ROBINSON, H. Perry. To A-Jack London, 1902. JL 17186-17250, 23549-23555
Correspondence. ROBINSON, H. Perry. To Jack London, 1903-ROO. JL 17251-17320
Correspondence. ROP-RUSR. JL 17321-17384, 23556-23558
Correspondence. RUSS-SAIM. JL 17385-17451, 23559
Correspondence. SAIN-SAT. JL 17452-17513, 23560-23570
Correspondence. SAU-SCHUE. JL 17514-17569, 23571-23584
Correspondence. SCHUF-SEE. JL 17570-17590, 17600-17639, 23585-23593
Correspondence. SEF-SHEPARD, D. JL 17640-17705, 23594-23597
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To A-BRH. JL 17706-17733, 23598-23641
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To BRI-DIB. JL 17734-17750, 23642-23699
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To DIC-GARC. JL 17751-17781, 23700-23747
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To GARD-GZ. JL 17782-17833, 23748-23765
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To H-LOM. JL 17834-17855, 23766-23816
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To LON-MACK. JL 17856-17859, 17869-17911, 23817-23835
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To MAS-MIM. JL 17860-17868, 17912-17927, 23836-23880
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To MIN-SG. JL 17928-17950, 23881-23925
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To SH-Elton Stanley, 1929-1930. JL 17951-17975, 23926-23976
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To Elton Stanley, 1931-TZ. JL 17976-17987, 23977-24027
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To U-V. JL 17988-17997, 24028-24076
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To W-SHEPARD, H. JL 17998-18018, 18023-18025, 24077-24103
Correspondence. SHEPARD, I.-SHEPARD, Irving. To A-E. JL 18019, 18026-18045, 24104-24148
Correspondence. SHEPARD, Irving. To F-SHEPARD, Z. JL 18020-18022, 18046-18050, 24149-24214
Correspondence. SHEPARDA-SHT. JL 18051-18116, 24215-24220
Correspondence. SHU-SHURTLEFF, Clarence. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1916-July 1920. JL 17591-17595, 18117-18185, 24221-24222
Correspondence. SHURTLEFF, Clarence. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1920-SINCLAIR, Upton. To A-Charmian London, 1916-1917. JL 17596, 18183-18250, 24223-24224
Correspondence. SINCLAIR, Upton. To Charmian London, 1918-SISR. JL 18251-18317, 24225-24226
Correspondence. SISS- SISSON, Edgar. To A-Jack London. Jan.-May 1914. JL 18318-18390
Correspondence. SISSON, Edgar. To Jack London. June 1914-1915. JL 18391-18466
Correspondence. SISSON, Edgar. To Jack London. 1916-SLA. JL 18467-18542, 24227
Correspondence. SLB-SM. JL 18543-18605, 24228-24234
Correspondence. SN-SO. JL 17597, 18606-18665, 24235-24242
Correspondence. SP-SPRINGER, Ninetta. To A-D. 18666-18705, 18842-18876, 24243
Correspondence. SPRINGER, Ninetta. To E-Jack London, 1907-1910. JL 18706-18778, 24244-24245, 24262
Correspondence. SPRINGER, Ninetta. To Jack London, 1911-V. JL 17598, 18779-18831, 24246-24261, 24263-24267
Correspondence. SPRINGER, Ninetta. To W-STANLEY, Elton. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1928-July 1929 . JL 18832-18841, 18877-18892, 24268-24317
Correspondence. STANLEY, Elton. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1929-Feb. 1931. JL 24318-24388
Correspondence. STANLEY, Elton. To Eliza Shepard, Mar. 1931-STARQ. JL 18893-18905, 24389-24446
Correspondence. STARR-STERLING, George. To A-Charmian London, 1910-1917. JL 18906-18949, 19011-19031, 21271, 24447-24451
Correspondence. STERLING, George. To A-Charmian London, 1918-STEVENS, Louis. To A-Jack London, 1912. JL 18950-18980, 19032-19075, 24452-24453
Correspondence. STEVENS, Louis. To Jack London, 1913-STOC. JL 17599, 18981-19010, 24454-24488, 19076-19080
Correspondence. STOD-STRID. JL 19081-19151, 24490
Correspondence. STRIE-SV. JL 19152-19214, 24491-24492
Correspondence. SW-T.D JL 19220-19280, 24493-24508
Correspondence. TE-THOMAS, David. To A-Irving Shepard, 1940. JL 19281-19300, 24509-24562
Correspondence. THOMAS, David. To Irving Shepard, 1941-TH. JL 19301-19305, 24563-24596
Correspondence. TI-TQ. JL 19337-19407, 24597-24600
Correspondence. TR-TRAIN, Arthur. to A-Jack London, 1913-May 1914. JL 19408-19414, 19452-19514
Correspondence. TRAIN, Arthur. to A-Jack London, June 1914-TUE. JL 19415-19451, 19515-19546, 24601-24623
Correspondence. TUF-UNITED STATES J. JL 19547-19596, 24604-24623
Correspondence. UNITED STATES K-UNIVERSTX. JL 19597-19624, 24624-24667
Correspondence. UNIVERSITY-VALENTINE, Spencer. To A-Charmian London, 1917. JL 19625-19685, 24668-24679
Correspondence. VALENTINE, Spencer. To Charmian London, 1918-Eliza Shepard, 1917-July 1932. JL 24680-24749
Correspondence. VALENTINE, Spencer. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1932-1937. JL 24750-24820
Correspondence. VALENTINE, Spencer. To Eliza Shepard, 1938-VANK. JL 19686-19714, 24821-24865
Correspondence. VANL-VZ. JL 19715-19776, 24866-24868
Correspondence. W-WALK. JL 19777-19851, 24869-24871
Correspondence. WALL-WARM. JL 19852-19916, 24872-24882
Correspondence. WARN-WATT, A.P. To A-Jack London, 1902-1907. JL 19917-19978, 24883-24884
Correspondence. WATT, A.P. To Jack London, 1908-WEISE, J. Harold. To A-Irving Shepard, 1939-Aug. 1940. JL 19979-20042, 24890-24901
Correspondence. WEISE, J. Harold. To Irving Shepard, Sept. 1940-WELCH, Galbraith. To a-Jack London, 1909-Mar. 1914 JL 20043-20116, 24902-24904, 20205 (not 20412?)
Correspondence. WELCH, Galbraith. To a-Jack London, Apr. 1914-WELD JL 20117-20191
Correspondence. WELE-WESTERN T. JL 20192-20204, 20206-20235, 24905-24921
Correspondence. WESTERN U.-WHITND. JL 20236-20289, 24922-24928
Correspondence. WHITNE-WILD. JL 20291-20351, 24929
Correspondence. WILE-WILLIAMS, Churchill. To A-Jack London, 1910-1911. JL 20352-20406, 24930-24942
Correspondence. WILLIAMS, Churchill. To Jack London, 1912-WILLIR. JL 20407-20473
Correspondence. WILLIS-WILSN. JL 20474-20539
Correspondence. WILSO-WON. JL 21272, 20540-20599, 24943-24947
Correspondence. WOO-WT. JL 20600-20645, 24948-24975
Correspondence. WU-Z. JL 20646-20699, 24976-24990
Unidentified Correspondence: A-Z by First Name. JL 20794-20837
Unidentified Correspondence: 1905-1955. JL 20838-20906, 24991-24993
Irving Stone File
Irving Stone File: A-Z. JLS 1-76
Harvey Taylor File
Harvey Taylor File: A-L. JLT 1-66
Harvey Taylor File: M-Z. JLT 67-127
Kittredge File
Kittredge File: Oversize Manuscripts and Correspondence. JLK 16-31
Kittredge File: Manuscripts: A-KITTREDGE, Dayelle. A-E. JLK 32-50
Kittredge File: Manuscripts: KITTREDGE, Dayelle. F-M. JLK 51-64
Kittredge File: Manuscripts: KITTREDGE, Dayelle. N-R. JLK 65-80
Kittredge File: Manuscripts: KITTREDGE, Dayelle. S-Z. JLK 81-133
Kittredge File: Correspondence: A-Z, Ephemera: A-Z.
Documents
Documents: A-B
Documents: C-E
Documents: F-K
Documents: L-LONDON, Charmian. A-Agreement with A-L
Documents: LONDON, Charmian. Agreement with M-R
Documents: LONDON, Charmian. Agreement with S-Notice to A-C
Documents: LONDON, Charmian. Notice to D-LONDON, Jack. Agreement with A-D
Documents: LONDON, Jack. Agreement with E-K
Documents: LONDON, Jack. Agreement with L-V
Documents: LONDON, Jack. Agreement with W-Contract with A-G
Documents: LONDON, Jack. Contract with H-MACL
Documents: MACM-P
Documents: Q-SHEPARD, H.
Documents: SHEPARD, I.-Z
Photographic Prints
Photographs: Prints. I-LONDON, Charmian, 1879-1939 JLP 77-107, 109-143
Photographs: Prints. LONDON, Charmian, 1940-LONDON, Jack, 1896-1907 JLP 144-204
Photographic Positives
People and Places JLP 420
Korea I, 1904 JLP 421
Korea II, 1904 JLP 422
Korea III, 1904 JLP 423
People, 1905-1906 JLP 425
Monterey - Jamaica, 1905-1906 JLP 426
Hawaii Including Molokai, Maui, and Oahu, 1907 JLP 428
French Polynesia, Fiji, Samoa, 1908 JLP 429
Solomon Islands, 1908 JLP 430
Ranch, 1910-1913 JLP 433
Ranch, 1912-1916 JLP 434
Vera Cruz, 1914 JLP 436
Oversize Positives JLP 604
Photograph Albums
Photograph Albums
Album 16, The Crowd, Miscellaneous (including George Sterling). JLP 454 before 1906
Album 18, Me, I Myself (portraits of Jack London). JLP 456 before 1909
Album 19, Jack, Himself. JLP 457 before 1917