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LONDON, Jack. Scorn of Women: [3-act play]. JL 1160

Scope and Contents

Ms. 105 pp. 4to. (typewritten). [1906].
 

LONDON, Jack. Screen Lady: [notes]. JL 21326 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 9 pp. 12mo.
Box 89

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Scorn of Women. JL 1140-1141

 

LONDON, Jack. Scorn of Women: [3-act play]. JL 1140 21 December 1904.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 238 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. Scorn of Women: [3-act play]. JL 1141 21 December 1904.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 202 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Oakland, California.
Box 90

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SE. JL 1161-1172

 

LONDON, Jack. The Sea: [notes for boat articles]. JL 1161 [1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: 2 magazine articles (5 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. Sea Diary. JL 1162 1 March-30 April 1912.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 7 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sea Farmer: [short story]. JL 1163 [ca. 1912].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 70 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sea Farmer: [short story]. JL 1164 [ca. 1912].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 16 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Printer's copy. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Sea-Fiction: [notes]. JL 1165 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: Newspaper clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sea Sprite and the Shooting Star: [poem]. JL 1166 [ca. 1890].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 5 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sea-Wolf: [sales notes]. JL 1167 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Seed of McCoy: [short story]. JL 1168 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 138 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Seed of McCoy: [short story]. JL 1169 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 27 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Penciled corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The septus myth and the successful imposter: [plot for novel]. JL 1170 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Serial Publications: [notebook]. JL 1171 1904-1913.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 vol. sm. 4to.
 

LONDON, Jack. Seven Kanakas: [short story note]. JL 1172 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written on magazine clipping).
Box 91

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SF-SK. JL 1173-1190, 21327

 

LONDON, Jack. Sharks: [notes]. JL 1173 [ca. 1907].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 59 pp. 8vo. and 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Sharks: [notes for novel]. JL 1174 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Shaving of Goozluc: [notes for short story]. JL 1175 [pre 1902].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 4to., 8vo., and 12mo. (partially typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sheriff of Kona: [short story]. JL 1176 10 May 1908.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 51 pp. 4to. Apia, Samoa.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sheriff of Kona: [short story]. JL 1177 10 May 1908.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 12 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Shift of Wind: [title for sea story]. JL 1178 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Shin Bones: [short story]. JL 1179 16 July 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 87 pp. 4to. Waikiki, Hawaii.
 

LONDON, Jack. Shoot the Evidence: [note for short story series]. JL 1180 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Short Ghost Story: [plot]. JL 1181 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Author's autograph notes.
 

LONDON, Jack. Short sea story: "...hero removes wheel. JL 1182 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. [Short story note]. JL 1183 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Short Story Skit: [notes]. JL 1184 10 December 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. Also: Newspaper clipping.
 

LONDON, Jack. Short story told mainly in letters. JL 1185 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Shorty Dreams: (Smoke Bellew Tale Four): [Short Story]. JL 1186 31 January 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 59 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Los Angeles.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Shrinkage of the Planet: [essay]. JL 1187 [ca. 1900].

Scope and Contents

Copy (Ms.) 11 p. 4to. (typewritten and printed). Also: Envelope.
 

LONDON, Jack. The sickness of the sun: [idea for short story]. JL 1188 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sir John Franklin Expedition: [note for short story]. JL 1189 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. *typewritten).1 p. 4to.
 

LONDON, Jack. [Sketch for description of a room]. JL 21327 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 5 pp. 12mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Sketch of a Man and Woman: (notes). JL 1190 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo.
Box 92

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Sea-Wolf. JL 1191

 

LONDON, Jack. The Sea-Wolf: [novel]. A.Ms. JL 1191 1904

Conditions Governing Access

[RESTRICTED] This manuscript was burned in the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. The charred cinders cannot be used under any circumstances and may be viewed only with staff approval and assistance.

Scope and Contents

1 box. Burned during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Box 93

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Star Rover. JL 1192-1193

 

LONDON, Jack. The Star-Rover: [note for novel]. JL 1192 [pre 1914].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: 20 newspaper clippings (24 pieces). and 1 envelope.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Star-Rover: [notes]. JL 1193 [pre 1914].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: 8 magazine clippings (27 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Star-Rover: [novel]. JL 1194 22 March 1914.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1,054 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
Box 94

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SL-SN. JL 1195-1213, 21328

 

LONDON, Jack. Slang: [notes]. JL 1195 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: Newspaper clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. The sleepy mood of the doldrums: [notes for short story]. JL 1196 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Slow way of speaking: [notes]. JL 1197 [pre 1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to.
 

LONDON, Jack. Slum child: [note for future story]. JL 1198 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Slum novel: [notes]. JL 1199 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 12mo. (written in pencil). Also: 1 newspaper article (1 piece) and 1 magazine clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. Slum novel: [notes]. JL 1200 [pre 1905].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 8 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

[LONDON, Jack. Small-Boat Sailing]. JL 1201 15 April 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 51 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Aboard the Roamer on Sonoma Creek, [California].
 

LONDON, Jack. Small-Boat Sailing: [article]. JL 1202 15 April 1911.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 10 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Smell of the Reef: [note]. JL 1203 [ca. 1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Smoke Bellew: [Note for South Sea or Alaskan Short Story]. JL 1204 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to.(typewritten). Also: Newspaper clipping.
 

LONDON, Jack. Smoke Bellew: [notes for short story]. JL 1205 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Smoke Bellew: [radio script]. JL 21328 [pre 1940].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 20 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Smoke Bellew or South Seas: [notes for short story]. JL 1206 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Smoke of Life: [notes for short story]. JL 1207 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 12 pp. 8vo. and 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Smoke of Life: [notes for short story]. JL 1208 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Snark Book: [front matter for The Cruise of the Snark]. JL 1209 10 December 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 17 pp. 4to.
 

LONDON, Jack. Snark Book: [note for book]. JL 1210 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. [Snark navigation log]. JL 1211 6 June-8 October [Ca. 1907].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 vol. 12mo. (written in pencil). Aboard Snark
 

LONDON, Jack. Snark: [notes]. JL 1212 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Snark: [notes]. JL 1213 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
Box 95

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SO. JL 1214-1248

 

LONDON, Jack. The Social Machine: [notes]. JL 1214 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: newspaper clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. A social study: [notes for short story]. JL 1215 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. fol. (written in pencil on 2 magazine clippings).
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialism and the American Farmer: [lecture note]. JL 1216 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. [Socialism notes]. JL 1217 [pre 1900].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten). Also: Newspaper clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Autobiography: [notes]. JL 1218 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Autobiography: [notes]. JL 1219 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Newspaper clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Lecture: [notes]. JL 1220 [Ca. 1910].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 22 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: 6 newspaper clippings and 4 magazine clippings.
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Lecture: (The Strength of the Strong): [notes]. JL 1221 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Novel: [notes]. JL 1222 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Series: [notes]. JL 1223 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Socialist...slowly wins the love of a capitalist's daughter: [notes for a sociological study]. JL 1224 [pre 1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Socialist Story: [notes]. JL 1225 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Socialist's Dream: [4-stanza poem]. JL 1226 [ca. 1900].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Socialist's must be right: [notes]. JL 1227 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomon Island names. JL 1228 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomon Island Stories: [notes for short story]. JL 1229 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 4to. (partially typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomon Island Stories: [notes for short stories]. JL 1230 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomon Islands Story: [notes]. JL 1231 [ca. 1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomon Story: [notes]. JL 1233 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomon Story: [notes]. JL 1234 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Solomons: [note]. JL 1232 [ca. 1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Something Rotten in Idaho: [newspaper article]. JL 1235 [ca 1906].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California. Also: Note by Charmian (Kittredge) London.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Somnambulists: [essay]. JL 1236 13 June 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 27 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Son: [idea for short story]. JL 1237 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. obl. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Son of Storm: [notes for short story]. JL 1238 [pre 1903].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Son of the Sun: [notes]. JL 1239 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Son of the Sun: [plot for novel]. JL 1240 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Son of the Sun: Sun Tales, Tale I: [short story]. JL 1241 11 March 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 83 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Song of the Flames: [2-stanza poem]. JL 1242 [ca. 1900].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. South of the Slot: [notes for novel]. JL 1243 [ca. 1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 22 pp. 8vo. and 12mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. South of the Slot: [short story]. JL 1244 5 February 1909.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 62 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Tasmania.
 

LONDON, Jack. South of the Slot: [short story]. JL 1245 [1909].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 15 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Printer's copy. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. South Sea fiction data: [note]. JL 1246 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. South Sea Short Stories - Setting and Ideas. JL 1247 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 12mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. South Seas Short Story: [note]. JL 1248 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 96

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. SP-STO. JL 1249-1256, 1258-1269

 

LONDON, Jack. Spanish names: [notes]. JL 1249 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. [Spanish vocabulary]. JL 1250 [ca. 1914].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Speech on Free-Will - Environment. JL 1251 [pre 1904].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Partially handwritten.
 

LONDON, Jack. Stability of Established: [notes]. JL 1252 [1905].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. Also: Magazine clipping (2 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. [Stage setting for a play]. JL 1253 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Stalking the Pestilence: [Mexican War Article]. JL 1254 [ca. 1914].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 64 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. [Stalking the Pestilence]: [Mexican War Article]. JL 1255 [ca. 1914].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 13 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Stampede to Squaw Creek: (Smoke Bellew Tale Three): [short story]. JL 1256 25 January 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 76 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Avalon, Catalina Island, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. [Statement on farming]. JL 1257 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 8vo. Note: This has been recataloged as "Chinese: [article]."
 

LONDON, Jack. Steamer in river ice: [note for Klondike short story]. JL 1258 [pre 1905].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Newspaper article (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Stone-Fishing of Bora Bora: [article]. JL 1259 1908

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 26 pp. 4to. (author's autograph corrections. Aboard Snark, between Bora Bora and Samoa, South Pacific.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Stone-Fishing of Bora Bora: [article]. JL 1260 26 April 1908.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 6 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Stories of the Old Testament: [notes for book]. JL 1261 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Stories sold to Hampton's Magazine: [note]. JL 1262 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Story of Adam Worth: [note for] criminal story. JL 1263 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: Magazine clipping (8 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Story of Ban: [notes]. JL 1264 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Story of Ban: [notes for short story]. JL 1265 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Story of Crime: [notes for short story]. JL 1266 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Story of Jim Joy: [notes for Klondike story]. JL 1267 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Story of Jim Joy: [notes for Klondike story]. JL 1268 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Story of Tom and Sweetheart: [note for Klondike story]. JL 1269 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 97

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. STP-SZ. JL 1270-1286

 

LONDON, Jack. The Strange Experience of a Misogynist. JL 1270 [ca. 1897].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 14 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Stranger than Fiction: [essay]. JL 1271 [ca. 1903].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 6 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Strength of the Strong: [short story]. JL 1272 28 January 1909.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 57 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Tasmania.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Strength of the Strong: [short story]. JL 1273 28 January 1909.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 14 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Author's autograph corrections. Printer's copy. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Strike Breaker: [notes for short story]. JL 1274 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 5 pp. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Striking! [scene for Klondike story]. JL 1275 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Struggling Writer: [notes for] plot for play. JL 1276 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Study a la Edith Wharton: [note]. JL 1277 [pre 1907].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Study of a boy: [plot]. JL 1278 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo and 16mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Study of Joan and Me: [novel plot]. JL 1279 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A study of the unsexed girl: [notes for] short story of sketch. JL 1280 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 12mo. Also: Magazine article (3 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Stupid Lowly: [notes for an essay]. JL 1281 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Subjects: [filing notes]. JL 1282 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Suicide: [notes for short story]. JL 1283 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Sumatra: [note]. JL 1284 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Sun-Dog Trail: [short story]. JL 1285 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 70 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. A Syndicate of Beauty: [note for short story]. JL 1286 [pre 1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 98

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. T-TG. JL 1287-1300, 21329

 

LONDON, Jack. Tahiti Short Story: [plot]. JL 1287 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Tahiti Story: [notes for short story]. JL 1288 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Tale of a Man and a Wolf-dog: [note for short story]. JL 1289 [ca. 1900].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Tales of "Nimrod, A Mighty Hunter": [notes]. JL 1290 [pre 1900?].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Tampico Story: [notes]. JL 1329 1914

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 10 pp. 12mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Tar Pot: [short story]. JL 1291 18 August 1912.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 86 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Tar Pot: [short story]. JL 1292 18 August 1912.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 23 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Penciled corrections by Charmian (Kittredge) London. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Taste of Meat: (Smoke Bellew Tale I): [short story]. JL 1293 31 December 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 87 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Tavern of Morality: [autobiographical notes for short story]. JL 1294 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Tears of Ah-Kim: [short story]. JL 1295 16 June 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 54 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii.
 

LONDON, Jack. Ted's Ancestry: [note for novel]. JL 1296 [pre1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Telegraphic Condenser and Universal Cipher Code: [code book used in Russo-Japanese War]. JL 1297 [ca. 1904].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 vol. obl.8vo. Also: Note by Charmian (Kittredge) London. (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Terrible and Tragic: [essay]. JL 1298 1902

Scope and Contents

Ms. 9 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Terrible Solomons: [short story]. JL 1299 26 September 1908.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 58 pp. 4to. (written in pencil). Author's autograph corrections. Lord Have Island.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Terrible Solomons: [short story]. JL 1300 26 September 1908.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 14 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 99

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. TH-TQ. JL 1301-1317

 

LONDON, Jack. That Dead Men Rise Up Never: [semiautobiographical sketch]. JL 1301 [ca. 1916].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 31 pp. 4to. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. That Pup: [notes for story]. JL 1302 [pre 1905].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 4to. (partially typewritten). Also: Newspaper clipping (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. That Spot: [short story]. JL 1303 15 June 1907.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 42 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii.
 

LONDON, Jack. These Bones Shall Rise Again: [short essay]. JL 1304 [1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 12 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Envelope.
 

LONDON, Jack. Thompson and Johnson: [notes for short story]. JL 1305 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Thoreau: [notes]. JL 1306 15 July 1900.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. fol. (written on newspaper clipping).
 

LONDON, Jack. Timber-Jam Yarn: [notes for short story]. JL 1307 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. To Build a Fire: [note for short story]. JL 1308 [May 1907].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. To Build a Fire: [note for short story]. JL 1309 [May 1907].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. To Build a Fire: [short story]. JL 1311 29 May 1907.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 13 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. To Kill a Man: [short story]. JL 1312 24 September 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 53 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Told in the Drooling Ward: [short story]. JL 1313 10 October 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 39 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Told in the Drooling Ward: [short story]. JL 1314 10 October 1910.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 9 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Tom Donovan: [rough draft of short story]. JL 1315 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 26 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Too Late: [poem]. JL 1316 [pre 1900].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Town-Site of Tra-Lee: [Smoke Bellew Tales, Tale Eleven]: [short story]. JL 1317 27 October 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 98 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, [California].
Box 100

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Theft. JL 1318

 

LONDON, Jack. Theft: [4 act play]. JL 1318 [June 1910].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 406 pp. 4to and 8vo. Author's autograph corrections. [Glen Ellen, California].
Box 101

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. TR-TZ. JL 1319-1345

 

LONDON, Jack. The Trader: [notes for book]. JL 1323 7 January 1906.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Newspaper article (1 piece).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Tramp: [lecture]. JL 1320 1901

Scope and Contents

Ms. 17 pp. fol. (typewritten). Oakland, California Also: Envelope with autograph notes.
 

LONDON, Jack. [Tramp Diary]. JL 1319 [ca. 1894].

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 14 pp. 4to and 8vo. (typewritten). Copy made by Charmian (Kittredge) London.
 

LONDON, Jack. A tramp novel: [notes]. JL 1321 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. A tramp novel: [notes]. JL 1322 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Tramping Experiences: [note]. JL 1323 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Tramping: [note for lecture]. JL 1324 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Travel in Korea: [essay]. JL 1325 10 March 1904.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 16 pp. 4to. (incomplete). Susan, Korea.
 

LONDON, Jack. Travel in Korea: [essay]. JL 1326 10 March 1904.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Incomplete.
 

LONDON, Jack. Trilogy of Parker Ranch: [notes]. JL 1327 [ca. 1915?].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 9 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Trilogy of Parker Ranch: [notes]. JL 1328 [ca. 1915?].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Troilets. JL 1329 1898-1899.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Trouble-maker in Mexico: [article]. JL 1330 1941

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 49 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Trouble-makers of Mexico: [article]. JL 1331 1914

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 10 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Trumpet Call: [sonnet]. JL 1332 1900

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Oakland, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Trust: [short story]. JL 1333 21 June 1907.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 54 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii.
 

LONDON, Jack. Trust: [short story]. JL 1334 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 11 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Turtles of Tasman: [copyright page]. JL 1335 1916

Scope and Contents

Galley proofs. 3 pp. 4to.
 

LONDON, Jack. Twentieth Century Machine-breakers: [notes for articles]. JL 1339 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Two daughters, brought up absolutely differently: [notes for novel]. JL 1340 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 5 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Two daughters, brought up absolutely differently: [notes for novel]. JL 1341 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Two swimmers and traders on: [notes for short story]. JL 1342 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Two Thousand Stiffs: [tramping adventure]. JL 1343 [ca. 1907].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 50 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. Two Thousand Stiffs: [tramping adventure]. JL 1344 [ca. 1907].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 11 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Two young lovers: [notes for short story]. JL 1345 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Typee: [essay]. JL 1336 December 1907.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 51 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. Typee: [essay]. JL 1337 December 1907.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 11 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Typhoon off the Coast of Japan: [short story]. JL 1338 1892

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Unexpected: [short story]. JL 1346 [1906].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 85 pp. 4to. and 8vo. Author's autograph corrections.
Box 102

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. U-V. JL 1346-1367, 21330-21331

 

LONDON, Jack. Unnecessary Fortune: [note for novel]. JL 1347 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 4to. Also: Magazine clipping (2 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Unparalled [sic] Invasion: [note for short story]. JL 1348 [ca. 1906].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 17 pp. 8vo. and sm. 12mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Unparalleled Invasion: [short story]. JL 1349 11 March 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 58 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Unparalleled Invasion: [short story]. JL 1350 11 March 1906.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 12 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Up the Slide: [short story]. JL 1351 [1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 7 pp. fol. (typewritten). Oakland, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Uremia: [notes]. JL 1352 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (written in another hand).
 

LONDON, Jack. Uremia: [notes]. JL 1353 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Utopia: [note for novel]. JL 1354 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Vengeance of Tomi: [note for Hawaiian short story]. JL 1355 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Vera Cruz: [notes for short story]. JL 21330 1914

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 12mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Verse: [notes on form]. JL 1356 [ca. 1898?].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Views of an Ingorrote Chief: [note for short story]. JL 1357 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. Also: Magazine clipping (4 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. Vigilantes: [notes for short story]. JL 1358 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Viking [names]. JL 1359 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Village Bachelors: [note for short story]. JL 21331 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Vital Liars: [notes for novel]. JL 1360 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 9 pp. obl. 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Vital Liars: [notes for novel]. JL 1361 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Vocabulary of a North Ireland (Transplanted Scotchman) Man. JL 1362 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Volcanic Island: [note for short story]. JL 1363 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Volcanic Island: [note for short story]. JL 1364 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Volcano of --: [note for] Black Cat Story. JL 1365 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Voluntary cessation of reproduction: [note for story]. JL 1366 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Voyage on Tramp Steamer Extending Over Two Years and a Half: [notes on itinerary]. JL 1367 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
Volume 31-39

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Valley of the Moon. JL volumes 31-39

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1,487 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Aboard Dirigo, 48 N. Latitude. 144 W. Longitude.
 

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.

Box 103

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. Valley of the Moon. JL 1369

 

LONDON, Jack. [The Valley of the Moon]: [notes]. JL 1369 1913

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. (written in pencil). Also: 27 magazine articles, profusely annotated (69 pieces) and 3 newspapers articles (3 pieces).
Box 104

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. W-WG. JL 1370-1387, 21332

 

LONDON, Jack. Wanderlust: [notes for study]. JL 1371 [pre 1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Wanted: A New Land of Development: [essay]. JL 1372 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 19 pp. fol. (typewritten). Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. War: [notes for short story]. JL 1373 [ca. 1910].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. War: [notes for short story]. JL 1374 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. War: [short story]. JL 1375 13 September 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 23 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. War: [Sketches of the Russo-Japanese War]. JL 1376 [ca. 1904].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 20 pp. 4to and fol. (typewritten). Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. War correspondence: [notes]. JL 1377 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The War of the Classes: [preface and table of contents]. JL 1378 12 January 1905.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 16 pp. 4to. (one typewritten page). Oakland, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Ware Ware: [notes for short story]. JL 1379 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Watcher on the Tower: [notes for essay]. JL 1380 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Water Baby: [short story]. JL 1381 2 October 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 39 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Water dispute: [notes]. JL 1382 [ca. 1916].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Way of War: [poem]. JL 1383 [pre 1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten). Author's penciled corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Way of War: [poem]. JL 21332 [ca. 1898].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Ways to Die: [notes]. JL 1384 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Wealth: [note for short story]. JL 1385 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: Magazine clipping (2 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. "We have done with the kisses that sting..." [poem]. JL 1386 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. We of the Never Never: [review]. JL 1387 27 December 1910.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
Box 105

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WHA-WHH. JL 1388-1405

 

LONDON, Jack. The Whale Tooth: [notes for story]. JL 1388 [1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Whale Tooth: [short story]. JL 1389 20 July 1908.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 44 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Solomon Islands.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Whale Tooth: [short story]. JL 1390 1908

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 10 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. What Life Means to Me. JL 1392 November 1905.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Newton, Iowa.
 

LONDON, Jack. What Life Means to Me Now. JL 1391 [pre 1916].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. What the Community Loses by the Competitive System. JL 1393 [pre 1904].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 17 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. What's in a name: [note for article]. JL 1370 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Wheel: [notes for novel]. JL 1394 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 17 pp. 8vo. and 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Wheel: [notes for novel]. JL 1395 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Magazine article (3 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. When Alice Told Her Soul: [short story]. JL 1396 30 August 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 67 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California. See also: "Hawaiian Short Story"JL 734).
 

LONDON, Jack. When God Laughs: [notes for short story]. JL 1397 1907

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 16 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. When God Laughs: [short story]. JL 1398 20 March 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 4 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. When God Laughs: [short story]. JL 1399 20 March 1906.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 11 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. When God Laughs story: [notes]. JL 1400 [ca. 1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. When Hell Congles: [idea]. JL 1401 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. When Hell Congles: [idea]. JL 1402 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. When the World Was Near to Wabbling and the World Never Wabbled: [notes for futuristic short story]. JL 1403 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. When the World Was Young: [short story]. JL 1404 1 June 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 69 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. "Where the rats ate the cane...:" [notes for an essay]. JL 1405 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
Box 106

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. White Fang. JL 1406-1407

 

LONDON, Jack. White Fang: [notes]. JL 1406 [ca. 1905].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. White Fang: [novel]. JL 1407 10 October 1905.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 511 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
Box 107

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WHI-WIS. JL 1408-1423

 

LONDON, Jack. White man...fighting with savages: [short story note]. JL 1408 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 12 mo.
 

LONDON, Jack. The White Man's Way: [short story]. JL 1409 [ca. 1906].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 48 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. White Squaw: [note]. JL 1410 7 January 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil on magazine clipping).
 

LONDON, Jack. Who Go Down to the Sea: [short story note] JL 1411 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Who never hurry: [notes]. JL 1412 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Whose Business is to Live: [short story]. JL 1413 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 78 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections.
 

LONDON, Jack. Whose Business is to Live: [short story]. JL 1414 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 22 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: 21 pp. variant version.
 

LONDON, Jack. A Wicked Woman: [notes]. JL 1417 13 March 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 20 pp. 8vo. and 12mo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. A Wicked Woman: [short story]. JL 1418 21 June 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 39 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
 

A LONDON, Jack. Wicked Woman: [short story]. JL 1419 June 1906.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 9 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. A Wicked Woman (Curtain-Raiser): [one-act play]. JL 1415 30 June 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 69 pp. 4to. Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. A Wicked Woman: (Curtain Raiser): [one-act play]. JL 1416 [30 June 1906].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 25 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glen Ellen, California.
 

LONDON, Jack. Wife of Marshal at Taiohai: [notes for short story]. JL 1420 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo.
 

LONDON, Jack. Wigwam and Warpath: [note for short story: [note for short story]. JL 1421 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Will to Squirm: [note for short essay]. JL 1422 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Will to Squirm: [note for short essay]. JL 1423 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 108

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WIT-WON. JL 1424-1434

 

LONDON, Jack. The Woman, who compels young girl to commit suicide: [note for dramatic sketch]. JL 1432 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Women get the ballot: [note for story]. JL 1431 [pre 1901].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. [The Wonder of Woman]: (Smoke Bellew Tale Twelve and Thirteen): [short story]. JL 1433 21 November 1911.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 155 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Glen Ellen, California.
Box 109

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. WOO-Z. JL 1435-1447, 21333

 

LONDON, Jack. Wonder-Story: [notes for Science-Fiction Short Story]. JL 1434 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Magazine article (2 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. Workmen's trades and troubles: [note for short story]. JL 1435 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written on magazine clipping).
 

LONDON, Jack. Works Published Serially: [bibliography]. JL 1436 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. World: [idea for study]. JL 1437 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 5 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: Magazine article (2 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. Wreck of Modern Steamer: [note for novel]. JL 1438 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Wreck of Modern Steamer: [note for novel]. JL 1439 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Write a primitive story: [idea]. JL 1440 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Writing Game: [notes for critical sociological study]. JL 1441 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. Also: 3 magazine articles (9 pieces).
 

LONDON, Jack. Yacht-Captain and Owner at Swords Point: [note for story]. JL 1442 [ca. 1908].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Yah! Yah! Yah!: [short story]. JL 1443 13 October 1908.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 36 pp. 4to. (written in pencil, with author's autograph corrections). Between Manning Straits and Parava Islands, aboard Snark.
 

LONDON, Jack. The Yard Boy, or Nolari, or Nolarim the Yard Boy: [notes for short story]. JL 1444 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 5 pp. 12mo. (partially written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. The Yellow Peril: A Bit of Data on the Japanese Question. JL 1445 12 June 1909.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 16 pp. 4to. Author's autograph corrections. Melbourne, Australia.
 

LONDON, Jack. Youth and Age: [notes for short story]. JL 1446 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

LONDON, Jack. Yukon Diary. JL 1447 [1897].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 33 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil). Also: Envelope with notes by Charmian (Kittredge) London.
 

LONDON, Jack. Zapatico Indian: [notes for short story]. JL 21333 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. 8vo.
Box 110

Manuscripts. L-N. JL 1448-1504, 21260

 

LAMB, John. The Book Fair: [poem]. JL 1448 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LAMB, John. The Poet. JL 1449 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo.
 

LAMB, John. The Song: [poem]. JL 1450 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

LAMPSON, Myrle R. The Song of a Night in the Valley of the Moon: [poem]. JL 1451 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

LAMPSON, Robin. Jack London: [poem]. JL 1452 1920

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten). Palo Alto, California.
 

LANDEN, Lawrence H. The Seeker: [poem]. JL 1453 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LECLAIRE, Charles K. A Tribute: [poem]. JL 1454 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Austin. For Which God?: [poem]. JL 20710 Oversize [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (Ms.S.) 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. An Attic Climber: [plot summary]. JL 1455 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to and 8vo.(typewritten). Second page is handwritten.
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Common-Sense Jail: [plot]. JL 1456 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Magazine clipping (2 pieces).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Deserter: [plot summary]. JL 1457 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. Explanations: [plot summary]. JL 1458 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. A Godiva of Today: [plot summary]. JL 1459 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Grit of Dr. Pibben: [plot summary]. JL 1460 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Guilt Of John Avery: [plot]. JL 1461 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The House of Illusion: [plot]. JL 1462 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Match: [plot summary]. JL 1463 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. Mr. Cincinnatus: [plot summary for novelette]. JL 1464 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Old Maid: [plot summary]. JL 1465 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. The Real Judas: [plot summary]. JL 1466 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. Recommendation: [plot for short story or play]. JL 1467 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to.(typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. Sudden Temptations: [plot summary]. JL 1468 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. That Literary Hoax: [plot summary]. JL 1469 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LEWIS, Harry Sinclair. Wilde and the Warden: [plot summary]. JL 1470 [c. 1911].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

LOCKLEY, Fred. A Held-Up Hold-Up: [draft of short story]. JL 1471 Mar. 3, 1914.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 7 pp. 4to. (typewritten). With author's autograph corrections.
 

LOCKLEY, Fred. [Another Jack London]. The Call of the Wild: [lyrics]. JL 1472 1910?

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Boston, Massachusetts.
 

LUKER, Caleb. Jack London's Return. JL 1473 26 January 1917.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 17 pp. 4to. (typewritten). 1 p. Autograph.
 

MCCRACKEN, Harold W. The Way o' the White Canoe: [poem]. JL 1475 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. fol.
 

MACKELLAR, Dorothea. A Happy Host: [poem]. JL 1474 [pre 1955].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MACNAB, J. T. H. The Hope of Men: [poem]. JL 1476 December 1904.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 12mo.
 

MAINS, J. A Glimpse of Jack London's Home: [poem]. JL 1477 7-8 May 1920.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to.
 

MAITLAND, George H. At London's Edge: [poem]. JL 21260 1903

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MARKHAM, Edwin. The Kempton-Wace Letters: [review]. JL 1478 [ca. 1903].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

MARSDEN, Ada Lee Bascom. [play synopsis]. JL 1479 [ca. 1912].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MARSH, Arthur Eliot. Worker's Rallying Song: [lyrics]. JL 1480 [pre 1950].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MARTIN, John. In Honour of Jack London. JL 1481 1929

Scope and Contents

Ms. 6 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MATLARK, W. F. [Poem beginning]: "Jack has gone upon a journey...." JL 1482 21 December 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. Independence, California.
 

MAURY, Jean West. Balboa Day in Hawaii: [article]. JL 1483 1918

Scope and Contents

Galley proof sheets. 3 pp. fol.
 

MAYER, Frederick D. When Two of the Largest Explosive Companies in the World Are at War. JL 1484 February 1913.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MAYER, Frederick D. Years of Foul Play in Connection with Senator Wilson's Decease. JL 1485 February 1913.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MEADE, Merrill C. Spooner's Recruit: [short story]. JL 1486 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 6 pp. 4to.(typewritten).
 

MIHAN, Leo. Dionaen Venus: [poem]. JL 20716 Oversize [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

MIHAN, Leo. The Twilight Hills: [poem]. JL 1487 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MONTGOMERY, Montel. [Genealogy notes]. JL 1488 [pre 1978].

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (Ms.) 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MOREY, C. J. Chieftain and Maid: [poem]. JL 1489 1930

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MOREY, C. J. Rusa Na Muaki Law: [poem]. JL 1490 1930

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MOREY, C. J. Wrecked on the Voyage to Law. JL 1491 1 January 1930.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 4to.
 

MORGAN, J. Edward. The Slave's Defy: [poem]. JL 1492 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. (typewritten). San Francisco, California.
 

MORGAN, J. Edward. The Whim: [poem]. JL 1493 [pre 1917?].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

MORRELL, Edward. Statement...made to Jack London in the office of Schwartz and Powell. JL 1494 19 December 1913.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 27 pp. fol. (typewritten). Oakland, California. Also: Cover sheet.
 

MORRELL, Edward. A Sketch of Ed Morrell's Life: [autobiography]. JL 1495 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 37 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

MORRIS, J. W. Rubaiyat of John Smith, Miner. JL 1496 1917

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

MOUNTAIN, Harcourt. Aloha, Kamana: [poem]. JL 1497 1913

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to.
 

NAKATA, Yoshimura. First Class Japanese Name[s]: [poem]. JL 1498 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p.
 

NEIHARDT, John G. Let Me Live Out My Years: [poem}. JL 1499 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

NETHERSOLE, Olga. [Theme for play concerning conflict of science versus religion]. JL 1500 3 March 1910.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 8 pp. 4to. New York, New York.
 

NETHERSOLE, Olga. [Theme for play concerning conflict of] science versus religion. JL 1501 3 March 1910.

Scope and Contents

Copy (Ms.) 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Carbon copy of copy.
 

NEWMAN, Charles L. [Map of Jack London Ranch]. JL 20717 Oversize [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 4to.
 

NOYES, Henry Walker. The Governor's Ball: A Romance of Old Manila. JL 1502 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Glenwood, California.
 

NOYES, Henry Walker. The War God: [2-stanza poem]. JL 1503 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Author's penciled corrections. Glenwood, California.
 

NYE, M. S. The Literary Tramp: [short story]. JL 1504 [n.d.]

Scope and Contents

Ms. 6 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Santa Rosa, California.
Box 111

Manuscripts. O-R. JL 1505-1534, 21334-21336

 

O. Jack London at Visby. JL 1505 8 July 1928.

Scope and Contents

Copy (Ms.) 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

OAKLAND, California. Mayor's Office. [Dedication of the Jack London Oak]. JL 1506 [1918].

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

O'CONNER, J. E. An Acrostic Petrarchan Sonnet. JL 1507 1 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

OPPENHEIMER, Jacob. The Prison Tiger. JL 1508 [pre1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 15 pp. fol. And 4to. (typewritten).
 

P., J. D. Fame and Death: [poem]. JL 1509 22 August 1927.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

PARSLOW. Map of the Jack London Ranch. JL 21334 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. fol.
Box 111

PARSLOW. Plan for ditch on Jack London Ranch. JL 21335 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to.
Folder Oversize 71

PEASE, Mac M. Koolau the Leper JL 864 [ca. 1911].

Scope and Contents

(Oil painting illustrating story of same name in The House of Pride by Jack London.
Box 111

PEIRSON, Lurline Lyons Montgomery. Date book. JL 1510 [Ca. 1890-1903].

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (A.Ms.) 5 pp. 4to.
Box 111

PEIRSON, Lurline Lyons Montgomery. Genealogy. JL 1511 [pre 1960].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

PEIRSON, Lurline Lyons Montgomery. [Genealogy notes]. JL 1512 [pre 1978].

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (A.Ms.) 5 pp. 4to.
 

PHILLIPS, Lee. Jack London's Daughter to Write About Father: [article]. JL 1513 4 February 1965.

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Note and Photostat of newspaper clipping (2 pieces).
 

POPE, J. A. Jack London Foreign Editions: [bibliography]. JL 1514 31 July 1958.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

PRODUCER'S DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION. Sea Wolf Distribution Announcement. JL 21336 1926

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

R., D. M. Long Pig or the Calabash: [poem]. JL 1515 24 July 1915.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

R., H. B. Jack and Charmian London. JL 1516 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

RAGNOUR, Beatrice Barrangon. Arrangement, permanent and temporary, of the books in Mrs. London's library. JL 1517 [ca. 1932].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

RAGNOUR, Beatrice Barrangon. Catalogue for Books of Jack London. JL 1518 [ca. 1932].

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (A.Ms.) 19 pp. 4to. Original at Jack London State Park.
 

RANIER, Raine. All Suddenly a Wind: [poem]. JL 1519 30 October 1917.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

RENO, S. H. [Poem beginning]: "Jack London is dead..." JL 1520 24 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. Glen Ellen, California.
 

RENO, S. H. [Poem beginning]: "This night I gazed upon a star..." JL 1521 24 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo Berkeley, California.
 

RENO, S. H. Prayers: [poem]. JL 1522 9 July 1913.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. Berkeley, California.
 

REYNOLDS, Lucy. No Glamour: [poem]. JL 1523 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 5 pp. 4to.
 

REYNOLDS, Lucy. When the Electrician Farms. JL 1524 1912

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 13 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

RITCHELL, Rella. I Sat Last Night at Christy's: [poem]. JL 1525 1930

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 3 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

RITCHELL, Rella. Oh, Charming Are By Nature, Nad Charmian by Name!: [poem]. JL 1526 1930

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

ROBERTSON, E. G. [Poem beginning]: "The time is long since decked in faded bays..." JL 1527 1911

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 4to.
 

ROBERTSON, E. G. [Poem beginning]: "Unclasp the arms of slumber..." JL 1528 September 1913.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 26 pp. 4to and 12mo. (typewritten).
 

ROBERTSON, E. G. A Voice from the Void: [poem]. JL 1529 1913

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1o pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

ROBERTSON, E. G. [Poem beginning]: 'There is a time when springtide puts from the earth..." JL 1530 1914

Scope and Contents

Ms. 9pp. 4to. (typewritten). With notes on p. 1 by Jack London.
 

ROGERS, Robert H. [Poem beginning]: "To be or not to be? Oh Melancholy Dane..." JL 1532 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 12 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

ROGERS, Roberta Love. "Jack London": Term theme. JL 1531 9 May 1913.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 12 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

ROWE, Richard L. John Barleycorn: An Appreciation and Criticism. JL 1533 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

RUSSELL, C. The Basis for Human Equality: [article]. JL 1534 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. fol. (typewritten).
Box 112

Manuscripts. S. JL 1535-1562, 21337-21348

 

SANDERS, Alice Mann. Only a Maple Leaf: [poem]. JL 1535 1913

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to.
 

SCHACT, C. [Poem beginning]: "Lend a hand..." JL 1536 December 1907.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. fol. Papeete, Tahiti. 28
 

SCHREIBER, Hazell Snell. The Plaza: [poem]. JL 1537 25 March 1924.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SCHWARZ, Osias L. Preface to General Types of Superior Men. JL 1538 July 1915.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 4to.
 

SEYMOUR, Jim. Noble Jack: [poem]. JL 1539 1 November 1912.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). St. Louis, Missouri.
 

SHARP, William. The Rune of the Passion of Women: [poem]. JL 1540 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). Cosmopolitan [sales]. [notes]. JL 1541 1914

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). [Jack London Stories Produced by Columbia]. JL 21337 [pre 1939].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). List of Books Available for Germany by Jack London. JL 21338 [pre 1939].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). Note. JL 21339 [pre 1938].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 12mo.
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). [Note]. JL 1542 [pre 1935].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. obl.12mo.
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). Notes on the Ghost Ship. JL 21340 [pre 1938].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). Shurtliff Contract. JL 21341 1927

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). [Statement re: Rose Wilder Lane's article in Sunset Magazine. JL 1543 November 1917.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Galley proofs.
 

SHEPARD, Eliza (London). Theft: [contract note]. JL 21342 1913

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

SHEPARD, Irving. List of the Works of Jack London Published in Russian During 1917-1934. JL 21343 1934

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 p. 4to.
 

SHEPARD, Irving. Misc. Notes. JL 21344 1941

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo.
 

SHEPARD, Irving. Ranch notes an addresses. JL 21345 [pre 1955].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 18 pp. 12mo., 8vo., & 4to.
 

SHEPARD, Irving. Short Stories Sold. JL 21346 27 June 1938.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SILBERG, Florence Ruth. The Message. [poem]. JL 1544 [1911].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo.
 

SINCLAIR, Upton Beall. Democratic Defense: [article]. JL 1545 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4 pp. 4to.(typewritten).
 

SINCLAIR, Upton Beall. [List of] Illustrations [for The Cry for Justice]. JL 1546 1915

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SINCLAIR, Upton Beall. Preface [to The Cry for Justice]. JL 1547 1915

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4to. (typewritten).
 

SLAYTON LYCEUM BUREAU. Jack London's Lecture Engagements. JL 1548 1905

Scope and Contents

Ms. 4 pp. 4to.(typewritten). Also: Brochure.
 

SLAYTON LYCEUM BUREAU. Railroad Connections for Jack London. JL 1549 1905

Scope and Contents

Ms. 6 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SMITH, Clark Ashton. The Harlot of the World: [poem]. JL 1550 [1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). With a note by George Sterling.
 

SMITH, L. J. Sodom & Gomorrah: [story]. JL 1551 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SPENCER, Henry MacDonald. A Piece of Old Lacquer: [poem]. JL 1552 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2pp. 4to. (typewritten). Author's autograph corrections.
 

SPRINGER, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Charmian: [poem]. JL 1553 [pre 1955].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. fol. (written in pencil).
 

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. The Standard School Broadcast. Twenty-first Annual Course. America Sings for Philip Nolan. The Music of Patriotism. JL 21347 20 January 1949.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 11 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. The Standard School Broadcast. Twenty-first Annual Course. French-American Music. The Adventures of Evangeline. JL 21348 18 November 1948.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 12 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STEVENS, Louis Edwin. Cosmic Dust: [essay]. JL 1554 12 August 1914.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 6 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Signed: Louis Hamburg. [San Francisco].
 

STEVENS, Louis Edwin. English: [student theme]. JL 1555 22 October 1914.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. fol. Signed: Louis Hamburg. San Francisco.
 

STEVENS, Louis Edwin. History: [student theme]. JL 1556 October 1914.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 6 pp. fol. San Francisco.
 

STEVENS, Louis Edwin. Life. To Charmian (Kittredge) London. A Mate for a Man to Love, To Fight and Conquer For: [essay]. JL 1557 29 September 1913.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Signed: Louis Hamburg. [San Francisco].
 

STEVENS, Louis Edwin. Vindication: [student essay]. JL 1558 [January],[pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 4 pp. 4to. [San Francisco].
 

STEVENS, Louis Edwin. The Yellow Hell: [essay]. JL 1559 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. 4to. [San Francisco].
 

STORY, Ralph. Felix Peano. JL 1560 2 January 1966.

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

SWIFT, Ivan. The Journalist: [poem]. JL 1561 [1911].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 8vo.
 

SYMONDS. The Story of Captain Weaver's Gold. JL 1562 [ca. 1909].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 14 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Autograph corrections.
Box 113

Manuscripts. STERLING, George. A-I. JL 1563-1626

 

STERLING, George. The Abandoned Farm: [poem]. JL 1563 [pre 1926.]

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Aeroplane: [poem]. JL 1564 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Aeroplane: [variant version of poem]. JL 1565 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Aftermath: [poem]. JL 1566 [1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Afternoon: [poem]. JL 1567 8 August 1919.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Mt. Hamilton, California.
 

STERLING, George. Altars of War: [poem]. JL 1568 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Art: [poem]. JL 1569 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. At the Grave of Serra: [poem]. JL 1571 [pre 1915].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. At the Last: [3-stanza poem]. JL 1570 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. August 1, 1914: [2-stanza poem]. JL 1572 1914

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Back to Back Against the Mainmast: [lyrics]. JL 1573 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Back to Back Against the Mainmast: [song lyrics]. JL 1574 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Ballad of the Fatal World: [12-stanza ballad]. JL 1575 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Ballad of Two Seas: [15-stanza poem]. JL 1576 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Battlefield at Night: [poem]. JL 1577 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Before Dawn: [poem]. JL 1578 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Belgium, August, 1914: [poem]. JL 1579 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Beyond the Breakers: [poem]. JL 1580 [pre1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Blind: [poem]. JL 1581 August 1914.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Broadway, New York, 1916: [poem]. JL 1582 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Caeli Enarrant: [poem]. JL 1583 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Caged Eagle: [poem]. JL 1584 August 1914.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Castaways: [poem]. JL 1585 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Conspiracy: [poem]. JL 1586 [pre 1926.]

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Day of Decision: [poem]. JL 1587 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. A Deserted Farm: [poem]. JL 1588 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Dog: [poem]. JL 1589 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. A Dog Waits His Dead Mistress: [poem]. JL 1590 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Dream of Wilhelm: [poem]. JL1591 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Egon's Song from "Truth": [poem]. JL 1592 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. An Elegy: [poem]. JL 1593 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Epigrams. JL 1594 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Ere Midnight: [poem]. JL 1595 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Evening Star: [poem]. JL 1596 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Familiar Beauty: [2-stanza poem]. JL 1597 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. sm. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Compensation: [2-stanza poem by George Sterling].
 

STERLING, George. The Far Fleet. [poem]. JL 1598 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Farm of Fools: [poem]. JL 1599 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Farmer Haynes Discussed His Niece: [poem]. JL 1599 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Faun: [poem]. JL 1601 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Fish-Hawk: A Study in Perseverance: [poem]. JL 1602 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. fol. (written in pencil).
 

STERLING, George. The Fish-Hawk: A Study in Perseverance: [poem]. JL 1603 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Fog-sea: [poem]. JL 1604 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. From the Shadows: [poem]. JL 1605 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. From the Shadows: [poem]. JL 1606 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. From the Train: [poem]. JL 1607 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Germany: [poem]. JL 1608 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Germany in Belgium: [poem]. JL 1609 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Glass of Time: [poem]. JL 1610 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Grizzly Giant: [poem]. JL 1611 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Helots: [poem]. JL 1612 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. His Own Country: [poem]. JL 1613 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Homing of Drake: [poem]. JL 1614 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Hope: [poem]. JL 1615 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The House of War: [poem]. JL 1616 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Hunting of Astarte: [poem]. JL 1617 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. fol.
 

STERLING, George. The Ideal: [poem]. JL 1618 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (written in pencil).
 

STERLING, George. In a Thousand Years: [poem]. JL 1622 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. In Extremis: [2-stanza poem]. JL 1619 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. With note by Charmian Kittredge London in margin.
 

STERLING, George. In Extremis: [sonnet]. JL 1620 [pre 1914].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. ...In High Tribute to Jack London. JL 1623 27 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Infidels: [poem]. JL 1621 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Inscriptions to Charmian London. JL 1624 1909-1914.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Invasion of Belgium: [poem]. JL 1625 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Iris Hills: [poem]. JL 1626 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 114

Manuscripts. STERLING, George. J-Z. JL 1627-1690

 

STERLING, George. Kingship: [poem]. JL 1627 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Little Farm: [poem]. JL 1628 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms. S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. A Lost Garden: [poem]. JL 1629 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 4 pp. 4to. (written in pencil).
 

STERLING, George. Mirage: [poem]. JL 1630 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Moloch: [poem]. JL 1631 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Morning Hymn: [poem]. JL 1632 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Morning in the Pines: [poem]. JL 1633 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. My Brook: [poem]. JL 1634 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Ode: [note]. JL 1635 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 1 p. 12mo.
 

STERLING, George. Of Yesterday: [poem]. JL 1636 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Old Cats O' Carmel: [poem]. JL 1637 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Old Partings: [poem]. JL 1638 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. An Old Road: [poem]. JL 1639 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. On a Western Beach: [poem]. JL 1640 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Passing of [Ambrose] Bierce: [4-stanza poem]. JL 1641 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to.
 

STERLING, George. Past the Breakers: [poem]. JL 1643 [pre 1926.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Last stanza autograph.
 

STERLING, George. Past the Panes: [poem]. JL 1642 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. obl.8vo. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Personality: [poem]. JL 1644 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. obl8vo. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Queen Forgets: [poem]. JL 1645 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Rack: [poem]. JL 1646 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Rainbow's End: [poem]. JL 1647 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Reflections on the Cat: [poem]. JL 1648 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Relativity: [poem]. JL 1649 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Return of Faith: [poem]. JL 1650 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Revelation: [poem]. JL 1651 [pre 1916].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Revenge: [poem]. JL 1652 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Secret Room: [poem]. JL 1653 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Shadow of Nirvana: [poem]. JL 1654 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Ships of a Day: [poem]. JL 1655 [pre 1924].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Skull of Shakespeare: [poem]. JL 1656 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Slaying of the Witch: [poem]. JL 1657 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Spring in Carmel: [poem]. JL 1658 March 1919.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Author's autograph corrections.
 

STERLING, George. Spring in Carmel: [poem]. JL 1659 March 1919.

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Swimmers: [poem]. JL 1660 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 3 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Testimony of the Suns: [poem]. JL 1661 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 12 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. That Walk in Darkness: [poem]. JL 1662 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. There and Now: [poem]. JL 1663 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Thirst of Satan: [poem]. JL 1664 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Three Sonnets on Oblivion. JL 1665 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Three Sonnets on Sleep. JL 1666 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Three Voices [poem]. JL 1667 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To An Old Nurse: [poem]. JL 1668 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To England: [poem]. JL 1669 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To France at Verdun: [poem]. JL 1670 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To Jack: [poem]. JL 1671 1924

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To Jack London: JL 1672 23 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to.
 

STERLING, George. To Miss Constance Crawley: [poem]. JL 1673 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To One Asleep: [poem]. JL 1674 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 4to.
 

STERLING, George. To Twilight: [poem]. JL 1675 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To Twilight: [poem]. JL 1676 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Contemporary copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. To Wilhelm II: [poem]. JL 1677 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Transfusion: [poem]. JL 1678 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Tryst: [poem]. JL 1679 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 3 pp. fol. (written in pencil).
 

STERLING, George. The Tryst: [poem]. JL 1680 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 3 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Turk: [poem]. JL 1681 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Two Pictures by Dickman: [poem]. JL 1682 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The War-Machine: [poem]. JL 1683 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. War's Music: [poem]. JL 1684 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Which Was, and Never Shall Be: [poem]. JL 1685 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The White Logic: [poem]. JL 1686 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Wild Swan: [poem]. JL 1687 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. Willy Pitcher: [poem]. JL 1688 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. The Wind: [poem]. JL 1689 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

STERLING, George. A Wine of Wizardry: [poem]. JL 1690 [pre 1926].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 115

Manuscripts. T-Z. JL 1691-1746, 21349-21360

 

TANERAY, L. Dedito a Jack London: [poem]. JL 20720 Oversize [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (A.Ms.S.) 1 p. fol. (written in Italian).
 

TERRY, Howard Leslie. Genius: To the Memory of Jack London: [poem]. JL 1691 [ca. 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

THOMAS BROTHERS, SURVEYORS. [Map of Chauvet Ranch]. JL 20721 Oversize 31 May 1883.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. fol.
 

THOMPSON, Fred. [Diary of Yukon Experiences with Jack London, Mr. Shepard, Merit Sloper, and Jim Goodman]. JL 1692 July-October 1897.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 11 pp. 4to. (typewritten). With notes in margin by Charmian (Kittredge) London.
 

TODD, E. H. Resurgam: [poem]. JL 1693 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 8vo.
 

TOOGOOD, Foster. Escape: [poem]. JL 1694 [1914].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

TRAUBEL, Hoarace. [Review of The Cruise of the Snark]. JL 1695 [ca. 1913].

Scope and Contents

Galley proof sheet. 1 p. fol.
 

TRAUNSTEIN, Priscilla M. Jack London's Socialism: [Master of Arts thesis]. JL 1696 May 1966.

Scope and Contents

Xerox copy (Ms.) 80 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

TROMMER, Lazarus. Selections from Original Poems. JL 1697 [ca. 1915].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 22 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Brooklyn, New York.
 

TUTEIN, Peter. Prize Essay in John Martin Contest. JL 1698 1930

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also: Printed piece.
 

UKAI, Kikne. May Day: [poem]. JL 1699 April 1915.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 7 pp. 8vo.
 

VANDERPYL, Fritz. Jack London in Paris. JL 1700 [pre 1920?]

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

VAN VALKENBURGH, Edward Walker. Answer to Mr. Shaw: [article]. JL 1701 1914

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 8 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

W., Louis. Lincoln & Other Poems. JL 1702 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Galley proofs. 8 pp. 4to.
 

W., Louis. Song: [poem]. JL 1703 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 5 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

WALLING, Anna (Strunsky). Ambition: [poem]. JL 1704 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 2 pp. 4to.
 

WALLING, Anna (Strunsky). The Kempton-Wallace Letters. JL 1705 1902

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 37 pp. 4to.
 

WALLING, Anna (Strunsky). The Kempton-Wallace Letters: [notes on manila folders]. JL 1706 1902

Scope and Contents

A.Ms. 3 pp. fol.
 

WALLING, Anna (Strunsky). [Notes re: The Kempton-Wace Letters.] JL 1707 1902

Scope and Contents

Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten). See also LONDON, Jack, for additional Kempton-Wace entries.
 

WATERHOUSE, Alfred James. Here's to You, Jack!: [15-line poem]. JL 1708 13 August 1909.

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WAY, A. P. Diana'a Coming: [poem]. JL 1709 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WAY, A. P. Hawaii's Velvet Air: [poem]. JL 1710 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WAY, A. P. [Poem beginning]: "A storm cloud drapes Oahu's mountain height..." JL 1711 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WAY, A. P. Where Capron Lies: [poem]. JL 1712 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WENTZEL, Ella Stafler. The Midnight Sun: [poem]. JL 1713 17 March 1913.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 8vo.
 

WENZEL, Arthur. Lines to Jack London. JL 1714 [ca. 1916?].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. fol.
 

WHITNAH, Joseph C. Farewell to John Barleycorn: [poem]. JL 1715 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILCOX, Ella Wheeler. Jack London: [poem]. JL 1716 28 November 1916.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo.
 

WILCOX, Ella Wheeler. Strength: [poem]. JL 1717 January 1906.

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 4to.
 

WILDEBRAND, Karl. The Iron Heel: A Socialistic Novel by Jack London. JL 1718 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 16 pp. 8vo.
 

WILEY, Harley R. The Chimes: [poem]. JL 1719 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Berkeley, California.
 

WILEY, Harley R. Death Valley: [poem]. JL 1720 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.) 4 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Also penciled note by Jack London. Berkeley, California.
 

WILEY, Harley R. My Horse: [poem]. JL 1721 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten). Berkeley, California.
 

WILLIAMS, W. H. Diagram of Survey in Petaluma Rancho T.G.N.-R.G.W. MDBSM. Portion of Jack London Ranch. JL 21350 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. fol.
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. The Buried Temple: [poem]. JL 1722 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. The Desert Teamster: [poem]. JL 1723 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 2 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. The Lamo: [poem]. JL 1724 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. Language: [poem]. JL 1725 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1p. 4to. typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. The Man He Killed: [dramatic poem]. JL 1726 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. Pepys: [poem]. JL 1727 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. Spring Fancy: [poem]. JL 1728 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

A.Ms.S. 1 p. 4to. (written in pencil).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. Tilworthy: Elder: [short story]. JL 1729 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms.S. 5 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILLIAMSON, Lydia Frances. To a Lady, Playing: [poem]. JL 1730 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Carbon copy (Ms.S.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Note: Richard Scrace is the pseudonym for Lydia Frances Williamson.
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. Caravansary of Dreams: [poem]. JL 1731 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. Going Blind: [poem]. JL 1732 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. I Have Known Beauty: [poem]. JL 1733 [pre 1917].

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. sm. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. In Memory of Jack London: [poem]. JL 1734 12 January 1931.

Scope and Contents

Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Kenwood, California. Also: Carbon copy.
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. Mt. St. Helena: [poem]. JL 1735 [pre 1917].

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Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. Rich Offerings: [poem]. JL 1736 [pre 1917].

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Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten).
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. Romeo and Juliet: [poem]. JL 1737 [pre 1917].

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Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (typewritten). Kenwood, California.
 

WILSON, Nell Griffith. Weeping Willow Trees: [poem]. JL 1738 [pre 1917].

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Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
 

WITHERELL, Horace James. A Dream: [poem]. JL 1739 [pre 1917].

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A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo.
 

WITHERELL, Horace James. If it were Possible: [poem]. JL 1740 [pre 1955].

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A.Ms.S. 2 pp. 8vo.
 

WITHERELL, Horace James. Jack London: [poem]. JL 1741 [pre 1955].

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A.Ms.S. 6 pp. 8vo.
 

WITHERELL, Horace James. The Mountain Brooks: [poem]. JL 1742 [pre 1955].

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A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo.
 

WITHERELL, Horace James. The Song of a Boat: [poem]. JL 1743 10 April 1917.

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A.Ms.S. 1 p. 8vo. Also: Envelope.
 

WITHERELL, Horace James. The Spirit of Mark Twain: [poem]. JL 1744 [pre 1917].

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A.Ms. 1 p. 8vo. (written in pencil).
 

WOODBRIDGE, Hensley C. Bibliography of Jack London. JL 1745 1966

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Galley proofs. 2 pp. fol. Incomplete.
 

WOODWARD, E. A. The Transition: [poem]. JL 1746 [pre 1917].

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A.Ms. 4 pp. 8vo. (written in pencil).
Box 429

Unidentified Manuscripts. JL 20763-20793, 21351

Box 432

Oversize Manuscripts and Correspondence: A-Z. JL 20700-20762

 

ALLARD, Louis. [Recommendation for Clara von Ende]. JL 20700 Aug. 6, 1916.

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Carbon copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Berkeley, California.
 

BART, Belle. Horoscope of Jack London. JL 20701 1936

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Carbon copy (Ms.) 3 pp. fol. Also: Instructions and cover (10 pieces).
 

BLIND, Jim. Verses. JL 20702 [pre 1917].

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Ms. 1 p. 4to. (typewritten). Troutdale, Oregon.
 

DENMAN, F. H. [plan of right way through Chauvet Ranch]: [Map]. JL 20704 [pre 1905].

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A.Ms.S. 1 p. 4to.
 

EDMONDSON, Tony. Book Report on The Call of the Wild. JL 20705 Apr. 1, [pre 1917].

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A.Ms. 2 pp. 4to.
 

HEWES, Anita Winaut. [Little Gabrielle]: [short story]. JL 20706 Apr. 29, 1913.

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Ms. 3 pp. 4to. (typewritten).
 

HEWES, Anita Winaut. The Unborn Freeman: [poem]. JL 20707 1905

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Xerox copy (Ms.S.) 3 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

HOWE, E. G. A Veil of Mercy: [story synopsis]. JL 20708 [pre 1917]

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A.Ms. 6 pp. 4to.
 

KELLY, Emma. "Close the door to Memory Hall...": [poem]. JL 20709 [c. Dec. 1916].

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Ms. 4 pp. 8vo.
 

LEWIS, Austin. For Which God?: [poem]. JL 20710 [pre 1917].

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Xerox copy (Ms.S.) 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. An Odyssey of the North: [note]. JL 20711 [pre 1917].

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. [Diary]. JL 20712 Feb. 9, 1904.

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 2pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. Dr. Moffett: [article]. JL 20713 Mar. 13, 1904.

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

LONDON, Jack. My Confession: [poem]. JL 20714 1903

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 1 p. fol. (typewritten.
 

M. S. B. The Descent of Man: [poem]. JL 20715 1906

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

MIHAN, Leo. Dionaen Venus: [poem]. JL 20716 [pre 1917]. JL

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Ms.S. 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

NEWMAN, Charles L. [Map of Jack London Ranch]. JL 20717 [pre 1917].

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A.Ms. 1 p. 4to.
 

PEET, Herbert Heron. Jack London: [poem]. JL 20718 1916

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 2 pp. fol. (typewritten).
 

SINCLAIR, Andrew Annadale. Jack London: The Man Who Invented Himself. JL 20719 September 1976.

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Galley proof sheets. 10 pp. fol.
 

TANERAY, L. Dedito a Jack London: [poem]. JL 20720 [pre 1917].

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Xerox copy (A.Ms.S.) 1 p. fol. (written in Italian).
Box 432

THOMAS BROTHERS, SURVEYORS. [Map of Chauvet Ranch]. JL 20721 31 May 1883.

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A.Ms.S. 1 p. fol.
Box 626

ANONYMOUS. Jack London in New Haven. JL 20722 January 1906.

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Ms. 62 pp. fol.
Box 432

ANONYMOUS.[Map of the Jack London Ranch and Surrounding Tracts]. JL 20723 [pre 1917].

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Ms. 1 p. 41.5 x 45 cm.
 

ANONYMOUS. 'O' Mr. London: [poem]. JL 20724 1904

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 1 p. fol.
 

ANONYMOUS. Plan of Pheasant Pens. JL 20726 [pre 1917].

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A.Ms. 1 p. 8 ½ x 11 inches. (written in pencil).
 

ANONYMOUS. [Poem beginning]: "Here's to the Class that gave Jack birth..." Xerox copy. JL 20725 [pre 1917].

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(A.Ms.) 1 p. fol.
 

ANONYMOUS. To the Crew of the Snark: [poem]. JL 20727 1907

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 1 p. fol. (typewritten).
 

ANONYMOUS. To the Maker of the Sea Wolf: [poem]. JL 20728 1904

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Xerox copy (Ms.) 1 p. 4to. (typewritten).
Box 433

Manuscripts. LONDON, Jack. To Build a fire. Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Applegarth. JL 1310, 10903-10911

Conditions Governing Access

This box is available with curatorial approval. Requires extended retrieval and delivery time."
 

LONDON, Jack. To Build a Fire: [short story]. JL 1310 29 May 1907.

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A.Ms.S. 74 pp. 4to. With numerous corrections in pencil, written by Jack London. Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii.
 

Correspondence

Physical Description: 115 boxes

Scope and Content

Jack London's correspondents included tramps, thieves, housewives, would-be authors and accomplished writers, businessmen and admirers. In short, he received letters from a wide spectrum of humanity. Most of the time, he wrote back or scribbled a note to his secretary, Jack Byrne, who replied for him. There are nearly thirty thousand letters in the collection, including almost four thousand by Jack London, and a lesser number by Jack Byrne and Charmian London. During London's Snark voyage (1907-1909), the job of answering all the correspondence and conducting the business affairs was left to Ninetta Wiley Eames Payne Springer, Charmian's aunt. Her letters are also in the collection.
Although the correspondence in the collection is varied and thus may be appealing to many different research foci, some of the correspondents are of especially noteworthy interest. These significant persons are listed below, along with a notation of the number of letters London wrote to them in reply. More detailed information about the number of letters, call numbers, etc. may be found in the manuscripts catalog.
  1. ABBOTT, James. Century Company editor who wrote to London about The Night Born.
  2. AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. An interesting exchange of letters regarding London's power-of-attorney. 14 letters to and 9 letters from Jack London.
  3. 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.)
  4. ALDEN, Henry Mills. 20 letters from Alden, who was an editor for Harper and Brothers - mostly requests for stories. Also 3 letters from London.
  5. 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.)
  6. ATLANTIC MONTHLY. 10 early letters to London regarding his submissions to the magazine. Mostly rejections for his poetry. Also 1 letter from London.
  7. 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.)
  8. AYRES, Daniel Sydney. 33 letters regarding the motion picture business and screen rights to London's books. Also 16 letters from London.
  9. BABCOCK, A.L. A humorous exchange of 8 letters about a man "doubling" as Jack London in Montana.
  10. 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.
  11. BARBER, Jackson. 2 letters to Charmian about a biography of George Sterling.
  12. BARKER, Donald. 16 letters and telegrams to various persons (including London) regarding the Balboa Amusement Company suit.
  13. BARTON, Everett. 2 letters about the Stewart River and the Klondike.
  14. 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.
  15. BERKMAN, Alexander. 3 letters to London requesting him to write an introduction to Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist.
  16. BERRY, Frederick Forest. 18 letters regarding socialist literary activities. 2 replies from the Londons.
  17. BISHOP, Del. 5 letters to London from Bishop, who was an old Alaskan acquaintance from the Klondike days.
  18. 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.
  19. BOHLIN, K.J. 24 letters from Bohlin and 20 replies from London. Bohlin was London's Swedish publisher.
  20. BOND, Louis Whitford. 3 1906 letters from the owner of "Jack" the dog, who London immortalized as "Buck" in The Call of the Wild.
  21. BOON, Charles. Over 50 letters to London and 2 from him regarding his literary contacts in England.
  22. 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.
  23. BRANDT, Carl E. The editor for Curtis Brown & Massie, Brandt wrote 20 letters to London regarding his books.
  24. 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.
  25. BROWNE, John A. 18 letters to London (7 replies) regarding London's boat, Roamer.
  26. 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.
  27. CENTURY COMPANY. 16 letters from London's publishers in 1912 and 1913. (Also 16 replies.)
  28. CHAMPION, H.H. 28 letters regarding Australian literary matters. London also replied with 25 letters between 1909 and 1915.
  29. CHAUVET, Henry J. Chauvet was the former owner of a portion of the Jack London Ranch. His 4 letters regard Kohler ranch matters.
  30. 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.
  31. CONRAD, Joseph. Reply to London's letter of admiration after reading Victory.
  32. CORLISS, Frank. 1 letter to London about the conditions of the military prison at Alcatraz.
  33. COSGRAVE, John O'Hara. 17 letters from New York and Boston concerning literary matters. Also 6 letters from Jack London.
  34. DEBS, Eugene Victor. 2 letters regarding socialist party matters.
  35. DE CASSERES, Benjamin. 5 letters to London, and 2 from him about sexuality.
  36. 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.
  37. DUNN, Robert. 3 letters. Dunn was a correspondent with London in Korea.
  38. DUNN, Walter R. 51 letters regarding the Oakland Socialist Party. Also 7 letters from Jack London.
  39. DYER, F.E. 7 letters regarding stories for The Black Cat.
  40. 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.
  41. FERGUSON & GOODNOW (firm). 15 letters to London regarding his suit against Slayton Lyceum Bureau. 8 letters from Jack London.
  42. FISKE, Minnie Maddern. 9 letters from the actress regarding The Scorn of Women. 1 letter from Jack London.
  43. FORD, Alexander Hume. 15 letters about Hawaii. London replied twice.
  44. FRENCH, Pauline. 6 letters from Pauline French, who was an old family friend.
  45. FROLICH, Finn Haakon. 12 letters from sculptor Frolich regarding domestic news, thank you's for hospitality, and information regarding his bust of London.
  46. FROST, Jens. 27 letters regarding translation rights in German and the Scandinavian languages. Also 21 replies by Jack London.
  47. GALVIN, George W. 13 letters from Dr. Galvin (M.D.) who was a prominent Boston socialist. London replied in 1915.
  48. 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.
  49. GARLAND, Hamlin. Telegram supporting Roosevelt for President.
  50. GOLDMAN, Emma. 7 letters regarding anarchy and Alexander Berkman's new book.
  51. GORHAM, L.H. 6 letters asking for translation rights to London's works into Esperanto.
  52. GRAF, Peter. 2 early letters requesting information and assistance with the Intercollegiate Socialist Society.
  53. 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.
  54. HAMILTON, Frank Strawn. Hamilton was one of London's philosophical teachers and mentors. The Collection contains only two short letters from him, however.
  55. HAMILTON, Fannie K. 13 letters regarding dramatic versions of London's works. Fannie K. Hamilton was a prominent actress in San Francisco.
  56. HARGRAVE, W.B. 4 letters recalling Dawson City days in 1897. Also 1 reply by Jack London.
  57. HARRIMAN, Karl Edwin. 24 letters regarding Red Book magazine literary business, and 11 letters to Harriman from Jack London.
  58. HARRISON, Ralph D. 11 letters about curios, literary matters, and general news. Harrison's nickname was "Indian." Also 1 letter from Jack London.
  59. HEINEMANN, William. 39 letters regarding translation rights and English distribution. The collection also contains 20 letters from Jack London to Heinemann.
  60. 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.
  61. HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY. Almost 60 letters, mostly regarding the Son of the Wolf account (London's first book). Also 3 letters from Jack London.
  62. HUGHES MASSIE & COMPANY. Almost 400 letters (and 14 replies) to the Londons regarding English rights to Jack London's works.
  63. 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.
  64. JAMES, George Wharton. 7 letters regarding literary matters from Southern California writer George Wharton James. Also one letter from London in reply.
  65. 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.
  66. 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.
  67. KASPER, Ralph H. 43 letters about socialism, cigarettes, tramps, and writing projects. 5 letters in reply from Jack London.
  68. KIRSCHNER, Richard H. 46 letters from the Cosmopolitan, mostly on literary or business matters. Also 31 letters from London to Kirschner.
  69. KNOWLES, Ed. 15 letters from Stockton-based Knowles about Delta fishing, the Roamer, and Charmian's dog "Possum."
  70. LATHAM, Harold Strong. 100 letters to and 10 from the Londons. Latham was a vice-president of the Macmillan Company.
  71. 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.
  72. 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.
  73. 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.
  74. 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.
  75. LONDON, Flora Wellman. 1 letter to Mr. Colpus (Harry Holden) making arrangements to meet with Jack London. Flora London was Jack London's mother.
  76. 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.
  77. MADDERN, Merle. Interesting letter about Cornelia Otis Skinner and the death of Minnie Maddern Fiske.
  78. MARBURY, Elizabeth. 28 letters to London regarding dramatic rights to his books. 9 letters from Jack London.
  79. MARTINEZ, Xavier. 2 letters to London inviting him to join his friends for social occasions. Martinez was an artist and good friend.
  80. MASSIE, Hughes. More than 200 letters from the president of Hughes Massie and Company, London's English agents. All the letters are business-oriented.
  81. 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.
  82. METSON, DREW & MACKENZIE (firm). Approximately 20 letters regarding the legal matters and claims against the Jack London estate.
  83. MILLARD, Bailey. Editor of Cosmopolitan, Millard wrote to London on 15 different occasions regarding stories for the magazine.
  84. 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.
  85. 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.
  86. 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.
  87. NICHOLS, Walter H. 40 letters to London (18 replies) all regarding a dramatic version of "South of the Slot."
  88. 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.
  89. 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.
  90. ORFANS, Spiro. 33 letters from Orfans, 7 from London on ethnological and racial heritage. An interesting if controversial exchange.
  91. PEASE, Lute. 20 letters from Pacific Monthly editor Lute Pease. The subject is generally Martin Eden. Also 8 letters from Jack London.
  92. PHILLIPS, John Sanburn. An early exchange (36 from Phillips) of letters regarding London's first work. Phillips was editor for McClure's.
  93. 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.
  94. 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.
  95. REYNOLDS, Paul Revere. Over 100 letters. Reynolds was a literary agent.
  96. 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.
  97. SCHARFF, Justus. 3 letters concerning the yacht Snark.
  98. SHIPMAN, Ernest. 16 letters about "A Piece of Steak," Bosworth Inc., and the motion picture industry. Also 5 letters from London to Shipman.
  99. SHURTLEFF, Clarence E. 19 letters regarding the Hollywood scene, motion picture contracts, and the suit with Columbia Pictures.
  100. 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.
  101. 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.
  102. 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.
  103. 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.
  104. 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.
  105. UMBSTAETTER, Herman Daniel. 5 letters to Jack London requesting stories for The Black Cat. Also 2 letters from London to Umbstaetter.
  106. UNTERMANN, Ernest. 44 letters, some regarding German translation rights, others filled with family news or literary gossip. London wrote 16 letters to Untermann.
  107. 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.
  108. 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.
  109. WHARTON, Joe. 3 amusing letters trying to sell Jack London deer heads.
  110. WILSHIRE, Gaylord. 21 letters. Subjects include socialism, literature, Anna Strunsky Walling, the Haywood affair, the Snark, and Upton Sinclair.

Arrangement

The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by author, and subarranged alphabetically by addressee. Thus London's letters to people come under "L" in the middle of the correspondence. Readers who would like to read not only the letters to Jack London but his replies as well should make this desire known to the Manuscripts Department, who will make arrangements to make the appropriate boxes available. All the correspondence has been fully catalogued. Cards for each author can be found in the alphabetical section of the manuscript catalog. A separate, chronological card file of the London Collection correspondence is also available and can be located in the collection section of the manuscripts catalog.
Unidentified correspondence (Boxes 430-431), arranged alphabetically by the first name of addressee if known, or grouped together by date at the end of the file if no names are known, is listed at the end of this series. For oversize correspondence, see Box 432, listed at the end of the Manuscripts series.
Box 116

Correspondence. A-H. JL 1747-1792, 21352-21391

Box 117

Correspondence. AI-ALK. JL 1793-1870, 21392-21394

Box 118

Correspondence. ALL-ANDE. JL 1871-1894, 1896-1916, 21395-21429

Box 119

Correspondence. ANDF-AUR. JL 1917-1987, 21430-21442

Box 120

Correspondence. AUS-AZ. JL 1988-2058, 21443-21448

Box 121

Correspondence. B-BARJ. JL 2060-2119, 2466, 21449-21463

Box 122

Correspondence. BARK-BAU. JL 2120-2148, 2150-2186, 21464-21480

Box 123

Correspondence. BAX-BEM. JL 2187-2256, 21481-21494

Box 124

Correspondence. BEN-BENTEL, George. To A-Irving Shepard, 1936-1939. JL 2257-2272, 21495-21561

Box 125

Correspondence. BENTEL, George. To A-Irving Shepard, 1940-BERQ. JL 2275-2298, 21562-21616, 22073

Box 126

Correspondence. BERR-BLAM. JL 2299-2369, 21617-21618

Box 127

Correspondence. BLAN-BLISS, Leslie Edgar. To A-Eliza Shepard . JL 2370-2434, 21619-21629

Box 128

Correspondence. BLISS, Leslie Edgar. To Irving Shepard-BOHLIN, K. J. To A-Charmian London, 1911-1916. JL 2435-2506, 21630-21632

Box 129

Correspondence. BOHLIN, K. J. To A-Charmian London, 1917-BOK. JL 2507-2562, 21633-21647

Box 130

Correspondence. BOL-BOON, Charles. To A-Charmian London. JL 2563-2612, 21648-21656

Box 131

Correspondence. BOON, Charles. To A-Jack London-BOSWORTH, Hobart. To A-Charmian London, 1913-1917. JL 2613-2673, 21657-21664

Box 132

Correspondence. BOSWORTH, Hobart. To A-Charmian London, 1918-19555. JL 2674-2738, 2740-2741, 2772, 21665

Box 133

Correspondence. BOSWORTH, Hobart. To Jack London-BOSWORTH INCORPORTAED. JL 2739, 2742-2771, 2773-2811, 21666

Box 134

Correspondence. BOSWORTI-BRADL. JL 2812-2872, 21667-21668

Box 135

Correspondence. BRADM-BRANDS. JL 2873-2898, 21669-21688

Box 136

Correspondence. BRANDT-BRETT, F. JL 2899-2931, 21689-21724

Box 137

Correspondence. BRETT, G.-BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1901-1903. JL 2932-3007

Box 138

Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1904-1906. JL 3008-3085

Box 139

Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1907-1910. JL 3086-3148

Box 140

Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1911-1913. JL 3149-3207

Box 141

Correspondence. BRETT, George. To A-Jack London, 1914-Z. JL 3208-3283

Box 142

Correspondence. BRETT, George Jr.-BRITTAIM. JL 3284-3315, 21725-21742

Box 143

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To A-BOS. JL 3511-3590

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To BOT-CN. JL 3591-3668, 21815-21819

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To CO-D. JL 3669-3754

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To GB-HN. JL 3823-3900

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To HO-HUG JL 3901-3935, 3942-3979, 21823-21827

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To HUH-K. JL 3980-4055

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To P-RH. JL 4305-4377, 21829

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To RI-SJ. JL 4378-4456, 21830

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To SK-SZ. JL 4457-4522, 21831

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To T-U. JL 4523-4575

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To V-WE. JL 4576-4629, 21832

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Correspondence. BYRNE, Jack. To WF-Z. JL 4630-4669

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Correspondence. C-CAL. JL 4670-4702, 21833-21869

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Correspondence. CAM-CARRUTH, Fred. To A-Jack London, 1906. JL 4703-4726, 4730-4767, 21870-21873

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Correspondence. CARRUTH, Fred. To Jack London, 1907-CENTT. JL 4768-4827, 21876-21879

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Correspondence. CENTU-CHAMPION, H. To A-Jack London, 1909. JL 4828-4883, 21880-21895

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Correspondence. CHAMPION, H. To A-Jack London, 1910-CHAT. JL 4884-4939, 21896-21911, 15151

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Correspondence. CONNORA-CORK, W. To A-Charmian London, 1921-1927. JL 5123-5163, 21963-21996

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Correspondence. CORK, W. To A-Charmian London, 1928-COSS. JL 5164-5205, 21997-22025

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Correspondence. COST-CRN. JL 5206-5268, 22026-22032

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Correspondence. CRO-CURTIS, BROWN & MASSIE To A-Jack London, 1909-1910. JL 5269-5324, 22033-22048

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Correspondence. CURTIS, BROWN & MASSIE To Jack London, 1911-1912. JL 5325-5403, 22049

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Correspondence. CURTIS, BROWN & MASSIE To Jack London, 1913-DAG. JL 5404-5467, 22050-22059

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Correspondence. DAH-DD. JL 5468-5534, 22060-22062, 21262

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Correspondence. DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY-DUMN. JL 5735-5798, 22087-22100

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Correspondence. FROT-GAQ. JL 6379-6435, 22268-22275

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Correspondence. GAR-GARBUTT, Frank. To A-Jack London, Jan.-July, 1914. JL 6436-6508

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Correspondence. GARBUTT, Frank. To Jack London, Aug., 1914-GARBZ. JL 6509-6579

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Correspondence. GARC-GG. JL 6580-6644, 22276-22282

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Correspondence. GRI-GROWALL, Willard. To A-Charmian London. JL 6839-6896, 22308-22309

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Correspondence. GROWALL, Willard. To Jack London-Eliza Shepard, 1916-1918. JL 6897-6965, 22310-22313

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Correspondence. GROWALL, Willard. To Eliza Shepard, 1919-HAA. JL 6966-7040, 22315-22318, 8568

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Correspondence. HOUR-HT. JL 7696-7766, 22409-22411

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Correspondence. HU-HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To A-Charmian London, 1906-1916. JL 7767-7826, 22412-22414, 22416-22428

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Charmian London, 1917-May 1920. JL 7827-7832, 22429-22498

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Charmian London, June 1920-1929. JL 7833-7865, 22499-22537

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Charmian London, 1930-Jack London, Jan.-Apr., 1913. JL 7866-7896, 22538-22585

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, May-Dec. 1913. JL 7897-7968

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, Jan.-July, 1914. JL 7969-8038, 20112

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, Aug.1914-Aug. 1915. JL 8039-8116

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Jack London, Sep.1915-Eliza Shepard, 1916-1917. JL 8117-8174, 22586-22604

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Correspondence. HUGHES, MASSIE & COMPANY. To Eliza Shepard, 1918-HUR. JL 8175-8199, 22415, 22605-22649

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Correspondence. HUS-IR. JL 8200-8256, 22650-22667

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Correspondence. IS-JAL. JL 8257-8294, 22668-22683

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Correspondence. JAM-JOHN. JL 8295-8360, 22684-22691

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Correspondence. JOHNA-JOHNSON, Martin. To A-Charmian London, 1910-1916. JL 8361-8426, 22692-22697

Box 226

Correspondence. JOHNSON, Martin. To Charmian London, 1917-JOHNSON, Q. JL 8427-8493, 22698-22699

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Correspondence. JOHNSON, R.-JUL. JL 8494-8565, 22700

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Correspondence. JUM-KAT. JL 8566-8567, 8569-8630, 22701-22705

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Correspondence. KAU-KEL. JL 8631-8704, 22706-22707

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Correspondence. KEM-KING,C. JL 8705-8773, 22708-22712

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Correspondence. KING,D.-KIRSCHNER, Richard. To A-Jack London, 1907-1913. JL 8774-8847, 22713

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Correspondence. KIRSCHNER, Richard. To Jack London, 1914-KQ. JL 8848-8917, 22714-22715

Box 233

Correspondence. KR-LANH. JL 8918-8975, 22716-22729

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Correspondence. LANI-LATHAM, Harold. To A-Charmian London, 1915-1921. JL 8976-9041, 22730-22737

Box 235

Correspondence. LATHAM, Harold. To Charmian London, 1922-Z. JL 9042-9115, 22738-22746

Box 236

Correspondence. LATHAMA-LEE, William. to A-Jack London, 1914. JL 9116-9187, 22747-22749

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Correspondence. LEE, William. to Jack London, 1915-LEV. JL 9188-9250, 22750-22752

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Correspondence. LEW-LIO. JL 9251-9307, 22753-22769

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Correspondence. LIP-LOD. JL 9308-9366, 22770-22772

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Correspondence. LOE-LOM. JL 9367-9387, 22773-22801

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Correspondence. LON-LONDON. JL 9388-9429, 22802-22818, 23106

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Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To A-Frederick Bamford, 1905-1907. JL 9430-9493, 22819-22826

Box 243

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Frederick Bamford, 1908-Lesile Edgar Bliss, 1924-1930. JL 9494-9565, 22827-22831

Box 244

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Leslie Edgar Bliss, 1931-BOS. JL 9566-9635, 22832-22841

Box 245

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To BOT-BX. JL 9636-9700, 22842-22851

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Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To BY-CORJ. JL 9701-9952, 22853-22870

Box 247

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To CORK-D. JL 9553-9798, 22871-22898

Box 248

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To E-F. JL 9799-9856, 22899-22911

Box 249

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To G-Willard Growall, 1917. JL 9857-9928, 22912-22916

Box 250

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Willard Growall, 1918-HT. JL 9929-9994, 22917-22925

Box 251

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To HU-JOM. JL 9995-10042, 22926-22951

Box 252

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To JON-LA. JL 10043-10112, 22952-22953, 22955-22956

Box 253

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To LB-Macmillan Company, 1911-1916. JL 10113-10176, 22954, 22957-22963

Box 254

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Macmillan Company, 1917-Hughes Massie, 1911-May 1913. JL 10177-10246, 22964-22966

Box 255

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Hughes Massie, June 1913-1919. JL 10247-10300, 22967-22983

Box 256

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To Hughes Massie, 1920-MON. JL 10301-10364, 22984-22996

Box 257

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To MOO-PIC. JL 10365-10432, 22997-23006, 12865

Box 258

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To PL-SB. JL 10433-10498, 23007-23016

Box 259

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To SC-SHUR. JL 10499-10550, 23017-23043

Box 260

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To SHUS-SPQ. JL 10551-10617, 23044-23047

Box 261

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To SPR-STAM. JL 10618-10660, 23048

Box 262

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To STAN-TG. JL 10661-10723, 23049-23062

Box 263

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To TH-V. JL 10724-10763, 23063-23087

Box 264

Correspondence. LONDON, Charmian. To W-Z. JL 10764-10822, 23088-23095

Box 265

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To A-AL. JL 10823-10893

Box 266

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To AM-BEQ. JL 10894-10902, 10912-10981

Box 267

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To BER-BRETS. JL 10982-11057

Box 268

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To George Brett, 1902-1909. JL 11058-11130

Box 269

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To George Brett, 1910-1913. JL 11131-11200

Box 270

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To George Brett, 1914-BURQ. JL 11201-11268

Box 271

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To BURR-BZ. JL 11269-11347

Box 272

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To C-CHH. JL 11348-11425, 23096

Box 273

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To CHI-COX. JL 11426-11499

Box 274

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To COY-DAX. JL 11500-11569, 23097-23098

Box 275

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To DAY-ELK. JL 11570-11639

Box 276

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To ELL-FLH. JL 11640-11710

Box 277

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To FLI-Frank Garbutt, Jan. -Nov., 1913. JL 11711-11739, 11741-11780, 23099-23100

Box 278

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Frank Garbutt, Dec. 1913-GLX. JL 11781-11853

Box 279

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To GLY-HARO. JL 11854-11928

Box 280

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To HARP-HE. JL 11929-12002, 21265

Box 281

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To HF-HZ. JL 12003-12070, 21266

Box 282

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To I-KE. JL 12071-12086, 12218-12274

Box 283

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Cloudesley Johns, 1899-1900. JL 12087-12146

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Box 284

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Cloudesley Johns, 1901-1916. JL 12147-12217

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Box 285

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To KF-LAT JL 12275-12349

Box 286

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To LAU-LONDON, B. JL 12350-12425

Box 287

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Charmian London. JL 12426-12488, 26267

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Box 288

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To LONDON, C.-MACL. JL 12489-12563

Box 289

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MACM-MASR. JL 12564-12634

Box 290

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MASS-Hughes Massie, 1909-1913. JL 12635-12710

Box 291

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Hughes Massie, 1914-MEC. JL 12711-12779, 23101

Box 292

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MED-MORQ. JL 12780-12849

Box 293

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To MORR-NID. JL 12850-12864, 12866-12926

Box 294

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To NIE-NZ. JL 12927-12998

Box 295

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To O-PAX. JL 12999-13070, 16270, 16310

Box 296

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To PAY-Roland Phillips, 1909-May 1913. JL 13071-13143

Box 297

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Roland Phillips, June 1913-James Pinker, 1906-1908. JL 13144-13213

Box 298

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To James Pinker, 1909-Paul Reynolds, 1906-1911. JL 13214-13282, 23102

Box 299

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Paul Reynolds, 1912-RT. JL 13283-13352

Box 300

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To RU-Eliza Shepard, 1907-1912. JL 13353-13423

Box 301

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Eliza Shepard, 1913-SIR. JL 13424-13492

Box 302

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To SIS-SIZ. JL 13493-13562

Box 303

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To SJ-Ninetta Springer, 1900-1910. JL 13563-13635

Box 304

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Ninetta Springer, 1911-STH. JL 13636-13709

Box 305

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To STI-TQ. JL 13710-13776, 23103

Box 306

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To TR-Arthur Vance, Jan.-July 1906. JL 13777-13850

Box 307

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Arthur Vance, Aug.1906-Galbraith Welch, 1909-1914. JL 13851-13921

Box 308

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Galbraith Welch, 1915-Churchill Williams, 1910-1912. JL 13922-13994, 21267

Box 309

Correspondence. LONDON, Jack. To Churchill Williams, 1913-Z. JL 13995-14070, 21268, 23104-23105

Box 310

Correspondence. LONDONA-LX. JL 14071-14131, 23107-23116

Box 311

Correspondence. LY-MCCLT. JL 14132-14136, 23117-23121

Box 312

Correspondence. MCCLU-MCCLURE, PHILLPS & COMPANY, 1901. JL 14197-14250, 23122-23138

Box 313

Correspondence. MCCLURE, PHILLPS & COMPANY, 1902-MCD. JL 14251-14314, 23139-23148

Box 314

Correspondence. MCE-MCKEQ. JL 14315-14373, 23149-23165

Box 315

Correspondence. MCKER-MCLEAN, D. JL 14374-14411, 23166-23198

Box 316

Correspondence. MCLEAN-MACMILLAN COMPANY. To A-Charmian London, 1911-1923. JL 14412-134469, 23199-23210

Box 317

Correspondence. MACMILLAN COMPANY. To Charmian London, 1924-Jack London, 1902-1910. JL 14470-14518, 23211-23232

Box 318

Correspondence. MACMILLAN COMPANY. To Jack London, 1911-1915. JL 14519-14595

Box 319

Correspondence. MACMILLAN COMPANY. To Jack London, 1916-Z. JL 14596-14635, 23233-23265

Box 320

Correspondence. MACMILLANA-MARBURY, Elizabeth. To A-Jack London, 1905. JL 14636-14688, 21269-21270, 23266-23281

Box 321

Correspondence. MARBURY, Elizabeth. To Jack London, 1906-MARSDEN, Ada. To A-Jack London, Jan.-May 1905. JL 14689-14760, 23782-23884

Box 322

Correspondence. MARSDEN, Ada. To Jack London, June 1905-MARSH, Edward. To A-Jack London, 1906-1910. JL 14761-14829, 23285-23288

Box 323

Correspondence. MARSH, Edward. To Jack London, 1911-MAR. JL 14830-14898, 23289-23298

Box 324

Correspondence. MAS-MASSIE, Hughes. To A-Jack London, 1910-May 1911. JL 14899-14950, 23299-23316

Box 325

Correspondence. MASSIE, Hughes. To Jack London, June 1911-Apr. 1913. JL 14951-15027

Box 326

Correspondence. MASSIE, Hughes. To Jack London, May 1913 - June 1915. JL 15028-15100

Box 327

Correspondence. MASSIE, Hughes. To Jack London, July 1915-MATTHEWS, Ernest. To A-Jack London, Jan.-Apr. 1911. JL 15101-15166, 23317-23321

Box 328

Correspondence. MATTHEWS, Ernest. To Jack London, May 1911-MAYM. JL 15167-15232, 23322-23325

Box 329

Correspondence. MAYN-MERRIS. JL 15233-15291, 23326-23337

Box 330

Correspondence. MERRIT-MET. JL 15292-15356, 23338-23351

Box 331

Correspondence. MEU-MILLER, Joan. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1913-1915. JL 15357-15407, 15411-15436, 15440, 23352

Box 332

Correspondence. MILLER, Joan. To Eliza Shepard, 1916-MILM. JL 15408-15439, 15441-15490, 23353-23364

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Correspondence. MILN-MORD. JL 15491-15554, 23365-23372

Box 334

Correspondence. MORE-MOTS. JL 15555-15622, 23373-23378

Box 335

Correspondence. MOTT-NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1933-July 1934. JL 15623-15676, 23379-23400

Box 336

Correspondence. NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1934-NEW YORK LA. JL 15677-15728, 23401-23424

Box 337

Correspondence. NEW YORK LB-NIC. JL 15729-15802

Box 338

Correspondence. NID-NOEL, Joseph. To A-Jack London, 1902-1912. JL 15803-15867, 23425-23426, 15890

Box 339

Correspondence. NOEL, Joseph. To Jack London, 1913-NORQ. JL 15868-15879, 15891-15936, 15938-15941

Box 340

Correspondence. NORR-O'BRIEN, Frederick. To A-Charmian London, 1920. JL 15942-16009, 23427-23429

Box 341

Correspondence. O'BRIEN, Frederick. To Charmian London, 1921-OK. JL 16010-156047, 16049-16081, 23430

Box 342

Correspondence. OL-OS. JL 16048, 16082-16151, 23431-23432

Box 343

Correspondence. OT-PAD. JL 16152-16199, 23433-23455

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Correspondence. PAE-PARM. JL 16200-16263, 23456-23463

Box 345

Correspondence. PARN-PAYNE, Edward. To A-Charmian London, 1917-1919. JL 16264-16269, 16271-16304, 16311-16326, 23264-23477

Box 346

Correspondence. PAYNE, Edward. To Charmian London, 1920-PEET, H. JL 16327-16399, 23478-23479

Box 347

Correspondence. PEET, I.-PG. JL 16400-16463, 23480-23489

Box 348

Correspondence. PH-PHILLIPS, Roland. To A-Jack London, 1909-1910. JL 16464-16534

Box 349

Correspondence. PHILLIPS, Roland. To Jack London, 1911-PIE. JL 16535-16605, 23490

Box 350

Correspondence. PIF-PINKER, James. To A-Jack London, 1903-June 1907. JL 16606-16670

Box 351

Correspondence. PINKER, James. To Jack London, July 1907-PL. JL 16671-16735

Box 352

Correspondence. PM-PZ. JL 16736-16787, 23491-23517

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Correspondence. Q-REEU. JL 16788-16846, 23518-23529, 1895

Box 354

Correspondence. REEV-REYNOLDS, Paul. To A-Charmian London, 1911-Feb. 1917. JL 16847-16915, 23530-23532

Box 355

Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Charmian London, Mar. 1917-Jack London, 1906-June 1910. JL 16916-16984, 23533

Box 356

Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Jack London, July 1910-1912. JL 16985-17057

Box 357

Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Jack London, 1913-1915. JL 17058-17128

Box 358

Correspondence. REYNOLDS, Paul. To Jack London, 1916-RICHN. JL 17129-17185, 23534-23548

Box 359

Correspondence. RICHO-ROBINSON, H. Perry. To A-Jack London, 1902. JL 17186-17250, 23549-23555

Box 360

Correspondence. ROBINSON, H. Perry. To Jack London, 1903-ROO. JL 17251-17320

Box 361

Correspondence. ROP-RUSR. JL 17321-17384, 23556-23558

Box 362

Correspondence. RUSS-SAIM. JL 17385-17451, 23559

Box 363

Correspondence. SAIN-SAT. JL 17452-17513, 23560-23570

Box 364

Correspondence. SAU-SCHUE. JL 17514-17569, 23571-23584

Box 365

Correspondence. SCHUF-SEE. JL 17570-17590, 17600-17639, 23585-23593

Box 366

Correspondence. SEF-SHEPARD, D. JL 17640-17705, 23594-23597

Box 367

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To A-BRH. JL 17706-17733, 23598-23641

Box 368

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To BRI-DIB. JL 17734-17750, 23642-23699

Box 369

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To DIC-GARC. JL 17751-17781, 23700-23747

Box 370

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To GARD-GZ. JL 17782-17833, 23748-23765

Box 371

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To H-LOM. JL 17834-17855, 23766-23816

Box 372

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To LON-MACK. JL 17856-17859, 17869-17911, 23817-23835

Box 373

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To MAS-MIM. JL 17860-17868, 17912-17927, 23836-23880

Box 374

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To MIN-SG. JL 17928-17950, 23881-23925

Box 375

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To SH-Elton Stanley, 1929-1930. JL 17951-17975, 23926-23976

Box 376

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To Elton Stanley, 1931-TZ. JL 17976-17987, 23977-24027

Box 377

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To U-V. JL 17988-17997, 24028-24076

Box 378

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Eliza. To W-SHEPARD, H. JL 17998-18018, 18023-18025, 24077-24103

Box 379

Correspondence. SHEPARD, I.-SHEPARD, Irving. To A-E. JL 18019, 18026-18045, 24104-24148

Box 380

Correspondence. SHEPARD, Irving. To F-SHEPARD, Z. JL 18020-18022, 18046-18050, 24149-24214

Box 381

Correspondence. SHEPARDA-SHT. JL 18051-18116, 24215-24220

Box 382

Correspondence. SHU-SHURTLEFF, Clarence. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1916-July 1920. JL 17591-17595, 18117-18185, 24221-24222

Box 383

Correspondence. SHURTLEFF, Clarence. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1920-SINCLAIR, Upton. To A-Charmian London, 1916-1917. JL 17596, 18183-18250, 24223-24224

Box 384

Correspondence. SINCLAIR, Upton. To Charmian London, 1918-SISR. JL 18251-18317, 24225-24226

Box 385

Correspondence. SISS- SISSON, Edgar. To A-Jack London. Jan.-May 1914. JL 18318-18390

Box 386

Correspondence. SISSON, Edgar. To Jack London. June 1914-1915. JL 18391-18466

Box 387

Correspondence. SISSON, Edgar. To Jack London. 1916-SLA. JL 18467-18542, 24227

Box 388

Correspondence. SLB-SM. JL 18543-18605, 24228-24234

Box 389

Correspondence. SN-SO. JL 17597, 18606-18665, 24235-24242

Box 390

Correspondence. SP-SPRINGER, Ninetta. To A-D. 18666-18705, 18842-18876, 24243

Box 391

Correspondence. SPRINGER, Ninetta. To E-Jack London, 1907-1910. JL 18706-18778, 24244-24245, 24262

Box 392

Correspondence. SPRINGER, Ninetta. To Jack London, 1911-V. JL 17598, 18779-18831, 24246-24261, 24263-24267

Box 393

Correspondence. SPRINGER, Ninetta. To W-STANLEY, Elton. To A-Eliza Shepard, 1928-July 1929 . JL 18832-18841, 18877-18892, 24268-24317

Box 394

Correspondence. STANLEY, Elton. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1929-Feb. 1931. JL 24318-24388

Box 395

Correspondence. STANLEY, Elton. To Eliza Shepard, Mar. 1931-STARQ. JL 18893-18905, 24389-24446

Box 396

Correspondence. STARR-STERLING, George. To A-Charmian London, 1910-1917. JL 18906-18949, 19011-19031, 21271, 24447-24451

Box 397

Correspondence. STERLING, George. To A-Charmian London, 1918-STEVENS, Louis. To A-Jack London, 1912. JL 18950-18980, 19032-19075, 24452-24453

Box 398

Correspondence. STEVENS, Louis. To Jack London, 1913-STOC. JL 17599, 18981-19010, 24454-24488, 19076-19080

Box 399

Correspondence. STOD-STRID. JL 19081-19151, 24490

Box 400

Correspondence. STRIE-SV. JL 19152-19214, 24491-24492

Box 401

Correspondence. SW-T.D JL 19220-19280, 24493-24508

Box 402

Correspondence. TE-THOMAS, David. To A-Irving Shepard, 1940. JL 19281-19300, 24509-24562

Box 403

Correspondence. THOMAS, David. To Irving Shepard, 1941-TH. JL 19301-19305, 24563-24596

Box 404

Correspondence. TI-TQ. JL 19337-19407, 24597-24600

Box 405

Correspondence. TR-TRAIN, Arthur. to A-Jack London, 1913-May 1914. JL 19408-19414, 19452-19514

Box 406

Correspondence. TRAIN, Arthur. to A-Jack London, June 1914-TUE. JL 19415-19451, 19515-19546, 24601-24623

Box 407

Correspondence. TUF-UNITED STATES J. JL 19547-19596, 24604-24623

Box 408

Correspondence. UNITED STATES K-UNIVERSTX. JL 19597-19624, 24624-24667

Box 409

Correspondence. UNIVERSITY-VALENTINE, Spencer. To A-Charmian London, 1917. JL 19625-19685, 24668-24679

Box 410

Correspondence. VALENTINE, Spencer. To Charmian London, 1918-Eliza Shepard, 1917-July 1932. JL 24680-24749

Box 411

Correspondence. VALENTINE, Spencer. To Eliza Shepard, Aug. 1932-1937. JL 24750-24820

Box 412

Correspondence. VALENTINE, Spencer. To Eliza Shepard, 1938-VANK. JL 19686-19714, 24821-24865

Box 413

Correspondence. VANL-VZ. JL 19715-19776, 24866-24868

Box 414

Correspondence. W-WALK. JL 19777-19851, 24869-24871

Box 415

Correspondence. WALL-WARM. JL 19852-19916, 24872-24882

Box 416

Correspondence. WARN-WATT, A.P. To A-Jack London, 1902-1907. JL 19917-19978, 24883-24884

Box 417

Correspondence. WATT, A.P. To Jack London, 1908-WEISE, J. Harold. To A-Irving Shepard, 1939-Aug. 1940. JL 19979-20042, 24890-24901

Box 418

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?)

Box 419

Correspondence. WELCH, Galbraith. To a-Jack London, Apr. 1914-WELD JL 20117-20191

Box 420

Correspondence. WELE-WESTERN T. JL 20192-20204, 20206-20235, 24905-24921

Box 421

Correspondence. WESTERN U.-WHITND. JL 20236-20289, 24922-24928

Box 422

Correspondence. WHITNE-WILD. JL 20291-20351, 24929

Box 423

Correspondence. WILE-WILLIAMS, Churchill. To A-Jack London, 1910-1911. JL 20352-20406, 24930-24942

Box 424

Correspondence. WILLIAMS, Churchill. To Jack London, 1912-WILLIR. JL 20407-20473

Box 425

Correspondence. WILLIS-WILSN. JL 20474-20539

Box 426

Correspondence. WILSO-WON. JL 21272, 20540-20599, 24943-24947

Box 427

Correspondence. WOO-WT. JL 20600-20645, 24948-24975

Box 428

Correspondence. WU-Z. JL 20646-20699, 24976-24990

Box 430

Unidentified Correspondence: A-Z by First Name. JL 20794-20837

Box 431

Unidentified Correspondence: 1905-1955. JL 20838-20906, 24991-24993

 

Irving Stone File

Physical Description: 1 boxes

Scope and Contents

This file consists of over 100 letters to and from Irving Stone and Charmian London. Also included are a few contracts, a short manuscript, and a few letters from other persons, including Eliza Shepard. The file documents the relationship between Stone and London, and its eventual deterioration as publication of Sailor on Horseback became imminent.
The Irving Stone File (Box 434) was restricted until Irving Stone's death at the bequest of the Jack London estate and opened for research on March 30, 1993.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by author; manuscripts come at the beginning of the file, then correspondence.
Box 434

Irving Stone File: A-Z. JLS 1-76

 

Harvey Taylor File

Physical Description: 2 boxes

Scope and Contents

The Harvey Taylor File documents the relationship between Harvey Taylor (who for a time was bibliographer, then supposed agent for the London estate) and Charmian London. The two-box file consists entirely of letters, mostly between Charmian Kittredge London and Harvey Taylor. A few letters from Eliza Shepard are also included.
At the request of the Jack London estate, the Harvey Taylor files (Boxes 435-436) were restricted until the death of Harvey Taylor; they were opened for research on March 30, 1993.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by author; manuscripts come at the beginning of the file, then correspondence.
Box 435

Harvey Taylor File: A-L. JLT 1-66

Box 436

Harvey Taylor File: M-Z. JLT 67-127

 

Kittredge File

Physical Description: 6 boxes

Scope and Contents

The Kittredge File consists of manuscripts, letters, documents, and genealogical material pertaining to Charmian Kittredge London's family. The six-box file is rich in material documenting Charmian Kittredge (and Ninetta Wiley Eames Payne Springer's) heritage. Among the more interesting pieces in the file are: Dayelle Wiley Kittredge's "Diary of a Trip from Oshkosh, Wisconsin," her seven letters to her sister, Ninetta Wiley Eames Payne Springer and mother, Catherine Growall Wiley, and the letters from them. All the correspondence in the Kittredge File is filed in the Manuscripts Catalog and is designated by the call number "JLK."

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by author; manuscripts come at the beginning of the file, then correspondence.
Box 437

Kittredge File: Oversize Manuscripts and Correspondence. JLK 16-31

Box 438

Kittredge File: Manuscripts: A-KITTREDGE, Dayelle. A-E. JLK 32-50

Box 439

Kittredge File: Manuscripts: KITTREDGE, Dayelle. F-M. JLK 51-64

Box 440

Kittredge File: Manuscripts: KITTREDGE, Dayelle. N-R. JLK 65-80

Box 441

Kittredge File: Manuscripts: KITTREDGE, Dayelle. S-Z. JLK 81-133

Box 442

Kittredge File: Correspondence: A-Z, Ephemera: A-Z.

 

Documents

Physical Description: 14 boxes

Scope and Contents

The vast majority of documents in the London Collection (Boxes 443-456) are literary contracts either for Jack London to write a story, a publisher to publish a book, or a dramatist to dramatize one of London's stories. Also included in this section of the collection are the legal papers regarding Charmian's 1928 suit against Columbia Pictures, London's 1905 divorce from Bessie Maddern London, his suit against Joseph J. Noel and the Millergraph and Biograph Companies, and his suit against Slayton Lyceum Bureau. There are also some land documents pertaining to the Jack London Ranch. All the documents have been individually catalogued. Cards are filed in the alphabetical section of the manuscripts catalog and the Jack London Collection file in the chronological manuscripts catalog.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by author and subarranged by title or first words of document.
Box 443

Documents: A-B

Box 444

Documents: C-E

Box 445

Documents: F-K

Box 446

Documents: L-LONDON, Charmian. A-Agreement with A-L

Box 447

Documents: LONDON, Charmian. Agreement with M-R

Box 448

Documents: LONDON, Charmian. Agreement with S-Notice to A-C

Box 449

Documents: LONDON, Charmian. Notice to D-LONDON, Jack. Agreement with A-D

Box 450

Documents: LONDON, Jack. Agreement with E-K

Box 451

Documents: LONDON, Jack. Agreement with L-V

Box 452

Documents: LONDON, Jack. Agreement with W-Contract with A-G

Box 453

Documents: LONDON, Jack. Contract with H-MACL

Box 454

Documents: MACM-P

Box 455

Documents: Q-SHEPARD, H.

Box 456

Documents: SHEPARD, I.-Z

 

Photographic Prints

Physical Description: 9 boxes

Scope and Contents

The photographs are all original (either contemporary prints made prior to 1917 or later prints made from the original negative). Each print is individually numbered with a "JLP" prefix and filed in its own envelope.
Included in this section are a number of photographs of Elizabeth Wiley Baxter; Marshall and Louis Bond; Romaine Fielding; Hawaiian scenes (such as Diamond Head); Jack London Ranch scenes (including the cottage where the Londons lived, the dam and lake, eucalyptus fields, Jack London's gravesite, and the vineyards); George Wharton James; Martin Johnson; Dayelle and Willard Kittredge; Charmian London (over 31 photographs from 1879-1940); Elizabeth May Maddern London; Flora Wellman London; Jack London (over 54 photographs from 1896-1916); John London; Joan London Miller; New York, New York; Edward Biron Payne; Virginia Prentiss; Ninetta Wiley Eames Payne Springer; Louis Edwin Stevens; Vallejo, California; Venice, Italy; Vera Cruz, Mexico; Wake Robin Lodge (in Glen Ellen, California); Anna Strunsky Walling; and Jack London's Wolf House, as well as an array of South Sea Island photographs, some featuring Jack London's yacht Snark.

Arrangement

Filed alphabetically by subject. Oversize prints (Box 511) are alphabetically arranged by subject; the box is listed at the end of this series.

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Box 457

Photographs: Prints. A-H JLP 1-76

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Box 458

Photographs: Prints. I-LONDON, Charmian, 1879-1939 JLP 77-107, 109-143

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Box 459

Photographs: Prints. LONDON, Charmian, 1940-LONDON, Jack, 1896-1907 JLP 144-204

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Box 460

Photographs: Prints. LONDON, Jack, 1908-O JLP 205-266

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Box 461

Photographs: Prints. P-SR JLP 267-315

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Box 462

Photographs: Prints. SS-VERA CRUZ. A. JLP 316-360

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Box 463

Photographs: Prints. VERA CRUZ. B-Z. JLP 108, 361-415

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Box 511

Photographs: Oversize Prints. JLP 558-603

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Photographic Positives

Physical Description: 22 boxes

Scope and Contents

The photographic positives (ektapan "inner positives") includes images copied from original negatives in Jack London's negative collection; many of the positives duplicate images also found in the photograph albums held in the series below.
The original negatives are now deposited with the State of California. Since these positives were made directly from the negatives, without going through a print process, the quality is generally good.

Arrangement

Grouped together according to subject in twenty-two categories; with oversize positives listed last in Box 512.
Box 464

Yosemite, 1890 JLP 416

Scope and Contents

27 photographs of a trip Charmian made to Yosemite in 1890. Featured are scenic snapshots and a few photographs of Charmian London, Ninetta Springer, and Roscoe Eames.
Box 465

Maine, 1905 JLP 417

Scope and Contents

46 photographs, mostly of Jack London or scenic shots of Maine, New York City, and a few of Jamaica. The snapshots were taken on London's honeymoon. There are also a few photographs of Anna Strunsky Walling.
Box 466

Jack's Houses JLP 418

Scope and Contents

70 photographs of the houses London lived in as a young boy and man. Also included are photographs of Cole School, Franklin School, Jack and Bess at Santa Cruz, and a number of portraits of Jack London.
Box 467

Piedmont - Venice, 1901-1902 JLP 419

Scope and Contents

36 photographs of Venice, New York, Kent, England, Ireland, and a number of photographs of Elizabeth Wiley and Harley Wiley.
Box 468

People and Places JLP 420

Scope and Contents

67 photographs, including some of George Sterling, Charmian London, Anna Strunsky Walling, Ninetta Wiley Eames Payne Springer, and Edward Biron Payne. Also a number of views of the Jack London Ranch, some Mexican scenes, and a few photographs of the Bohemian Russian River Grove.
Box 469

Korea I, 1904 JLP 421

Scope and Contents

113 photographs taken by Jack London of the Russo-Japanese War in Korea. Also included are a few photographs of Japan. The photographs feature Japanese and Russian soldiers and artillery, Korean scenes and religious buildings, villages, some fishing scenes, and a few photographs of Jack London.
Box 470

Korea II, 1904 JLP 422

Scope and Contents

87 photographs taken by Jack London of the Russo-Japanese War in Korea. Also included are a few photographs of Japan. The photographs feature Japanese and Russian soldiers and artillery, Korean scenes and religious buildings, villages, some fishing scenes, and a few photographs of Jack London.
Box 471

Korea III, 1904 JLP 423

Scope and Contents

115 photographs taken by Jack London of the Russo-Japanese War in Korea. Also included are a few photographs of Japan. The photographs feature Japanese and Russian soldiers and artillery, Korean scenes and religious buildings, villages, some fishing scenes, and a few photographs of Jack London.
Box 472

Spray Trip, 1904 JLP 424

Scope and Contents

39 photographs, including a number of Katie Peterson, a few of Cloudesley Johns, and others aboard the Spray.
Box 473

People, 1905-1906 JLP 425

Scope and Contents

95 photographs of George Sterling, Carolyn Rand Sterling, Joan London Miller, Becky London Fleming, Xavier Martinez, Charmian Kittredge London, Manyoungi, Constance Skinner, Luther Burbank, Edgar Lucien Larkin, and Jack London. Most of the photographs were taken in Glen Ellen. A few were taken in Oakland, Santa Rosa, or Los Angeles, California.
Box 474

Monterey - Jamaica, 1905-1906 JLP 426

Scope and Contents

69 photographs. The Jamaica scenes were taken by Jack London while on his honeymoon in 1905. Included are photographs of Kingston Harbor and country scenes. The Monterey photographs include a number of coastal scenes and the Carmel Mission. Only Jack and Charmian London are featured in the photographs, although a few unidentified people appear in some of the Jamaican scenes.
Box 475

Building of the Snark, 1906 JLP 427

Scope and Contents

43 photographs of the Snark in Oakland, at sea, and its crew: Jack London, Charmian London, Roscoe Eames, Herman Whitaker, and Manyoungi.
Box 476

Hawaii Including Molokai, Maui, and Oahu, 1907 JLP 428

Scope and Contents

More than 125 photographs. Scenes include the Fourth of July parade on Molokai, coastal scenes on Molokai, a rodeo on Maui, Pearl Harbor, and the Haleakala crater. Jack and Charmian London are featured in many of the photographs.
Box 477

French Polynesia, Fiji, Samoa, 1908 JLP 429

Scope and Contents

134 photographs, many of native huts and villages. Also featured are Charmian London, Ernest "Nature Man" Darling, Martin Johnson, and Jack London. Places include Tahiti, the Marquesas, Savii, Papeete Tahiti, Raiatea, Bora Bora, Samoa, Suva, Manua, and the Snark at sea. Also shown is the ship S.S. Mariposa.
Box 478

Solomon Islands, 1908 JLP 430

Scope and Contents

Over 128 photographs, many of Solomon Island natives. Included are the photographs of London's Nianota trip, scenes of Tasman, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, Malaita, Guadalcanal, a Penduffryn masquerade, and a few scattered photographs of Hawaii. Jack and Charmian London are featured in many of the photographs. There are a few pictures of Martin Johnson.
Box 479

S.S. Tymeric Voyage, 1908-1909 JLP 431

Scope and Contents

42 photographs, including many of the Tymeric crew and scenes of Ecuador (including Quito).
Box 480

Roamer Trips, 1910-1914 JLP 432

Scope and Contents

115 photographs. Most of the photographs were taken in Oakland or along the Sacramento River delta and feature Jack London, Charmian London, Ernest Matthews, Nakata, French Frank, Edward Payne, and Ninetta Springer.
Box 481

Ranch, 1910-1913 JLP 433

Scope and Contents

104 photographs. Early scenes of the Jack London Ranch, most featuring livestock. A number of pictures of Charmian or Jack London on horseback. Neuadd Hillside is prominent in a number of the photographs as well. Other horses include Belle, Don Sonoma, and Fleet.
Box 482

Ranch, 1912-1916 JLP 434

Scope and Contents

Many of the 110 photographs are of scenes of the Valley of the Moon. There are some pictures of London's Truckee trip, a few pictures of Sonoma Creek, the ranch buildings, and Wolf House. A number of stunning photographs of the building of the twin silos. Very few photographs with people, although those included are Charmian and Jack London, Edgar Larkin, Nakata, and Maude McNerviary, the ranch cook.
Box 483

Ranch, After 1917 JLP 435

Scope and Contents

A number of photographs of the ranch, some featuring Charmian London. A few of the 22 pictures are of Laurie Smith.
Box 484

Vera Cruz, 1914 JLP 436

Scope and Contents

53 photographs of the Mexican Revolution. Most of the pictures are of artillery, ships, or Panuco oil fields in Tampico. People featured include Jack and Charmian London, General F.D. Evans, Major General B.C. Lockwood, Lieutenant Hayes, General Funston, Captain J.B. Allison, Colonel Van Vlict, and Captain Davidson. Also included are photographs of the Seventh Infantry and Fort Crockett.
Box 485

Oahu, 1915 JLP 437

Scope and Contents

40 photographs, most of Jack London and Charmian London in Pahoa. A few of Elizabeth Wiley at Beach Walk, and some island scenes.
Box 512

Oversize Positives JLP 604

 

Photograph Albums

Physical Description: 1 unit(116 volumes, 24 boxes)

Scope and Contents

This series contains photograph albums with photographs primarily taken by Jack and Charmian London on their travels and at home. The prints are pasted into 90 small and 26 large albums. The albums are beginning to deteriorate due to the natural action of the chemicals used in developing the photographs, and the originals do not circulate. Access to the images is available through digital reproductions available in the Huntington Digital Library.
In addition, this series also contains 24 boxes of contact prints and 20 binders of corresponding film negatives (previously in boxes 513-516) that were previously used as reading room surrogates for the original albums.

Custodial History

All of the original albums were donated to the Library in 1983 by the Shepard Family, except for "The Dirigo Voyage, 1912," which had previously been part of the Library's Jack London Collection. At that time the Dirigo album was removed from its initial location in Box 486, and shelved with the remaining albums.

Arrangement

The volumes are arranged by album number, with small photograph albums grouped together and followed by the large albums. The boxes of contact prints and contract print negatives of the albums are listed after the volumes.
 

Photograph Albums

Physical Description: 90 Volumes

General

JLP 477 Album 39 ("Jack and His Dwelling Places") and JLP 523 Album 85 ("The World We Live In") are missing. These albums were not included in the donation of the original albums to the Library in 1983 and were also missing from the Jack London Ranch when the albums were photographed for the contact prints in 1976. These titles, though, are included in a typescript "List of Albums of Photographs in Jack London Collection" (see JLP 25285 in Box 620) that was received as part of the Addenda.

Conditions Governing Access

NOT AVAILABLE. Does not circulate. Use digital reproductions in the Huntington Digital Library.
 

Album 1, Korea. JLP 439 1904

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Album 2, Korea. JLP 440 1904

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Album 3, Korea. JLP 441 1904

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Album 4, Korea. JLP 442 1904

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Album 5, Korea. JLP 443 1904

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Album 6, Korea. JLP 444 1904

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Album 7, Korea. JLP 445 1904

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Album 8, Korea. JLP 446 1904

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Album 9, Korea. JLP 447 1904

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Album 10, Korea. JLP 448 1904

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Album 11, Korea. JLP 449 1904

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Album 12, Korea, Hawaii. JLP 450 1904

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Album 13, Korea, Hawaii. JLP 451 1904

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Album 14, Very Earliest Photographs. JLP 452 before 1905

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Album 15, Friends, Old Friends. JLP 453 before 1906

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Album 16, The Crowd, Miscellaneous (including George Sterling). JLP 454 before 1906

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Album 17, In This Our World. JLP 455 before 1917

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Album 18, Me, I Myself (portraits of Jack London). JLP 456 before 1909

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Album 19, Jack, Himself. JLP 457 before 1917

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Album 20, Joan and Bess. JLP 458 before 1917

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Album 21, The Little Woman (Charmian London). JLP 459 before 1917

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Album 22, The Kid Woman (Charmian London). JLP 460 before 1917

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Album 23, Family and Friends. JLP 461 before 1917

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Album 24, The Spray, Bohemian Grove. JLP 462 before 1917

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Album 25, Southern California, 1905, Voyage of the Spray, Glen Ellen. JLP 463 1905

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Album 26, Some Friends and Bohemian Grove. JLP 464 c. 1913-15

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Album 27, Belle and Her Kind (album of horses). JLP 465 before 1916

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Album 28, People of the Abyss (London photographs). JLP 466 1902

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Album 29, My People and Some Others (Charmian London's family). JLP 467 before 1917

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Album 30, Schoolmates and Others (Charmian London's friends). JLP 468 before 1917

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Album 31, From West to East, 1900-1901 (Charmian London's trip). JLP 469 1900-1901

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Album 32, In the County of Sonoma. JLP 470 before 1917

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Album 33, The Valley of the Moon. JLP 471 before 1917

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Album 34, The Beauty Ranch. JLP 472 before 1917

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Album 35, The Ranch. JLP 473 before 1917

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Album 36, About the Ranch. JLP 474 before 1917

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Album 37, Cruise of the Spray, 1904, Glen Ellen 1905, Joan and Bess 1905-1906. JLP 475 1904-1909

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Album 38, Persons and Places. JLP 476

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Album 40, Here and There (California scenes). JLP 478 before 1917

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Album 41, Earthquake (1906), California Scenes. JLP 479

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Album 42, San Francisco, Week of April 18, 1906. JLP 480 before 1917

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Album 43, The Pacific Coast, California. JLP 481 1906

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Album 44, Maine to Jamaica 1905-1906. JLP 482 1906

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Album 45, Cuba and Florida 1906. JLP 483 before 1916

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Album 46, Nevada and Arizona JLP 484 1905-1906

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Album 47, The Snark JLP 485 1906

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Album 48, Concerning the Snark JLP 486 before 1917

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Album 49, Hawaii JLP 487 1907-1909

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Album 50, Hawaii, 1915 JLP 488 1907-1909

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Album 51, Oahu JLP 489 1915

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Album 52, Maui, Oahu, Hawaii JLP 490 1915

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Album 53, Molokai Number One JLP 491 before 1917

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Album 54, Molokai Number Two JLP 492 before 1917

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Album 55, Molokai Number Three JLP 493 before 1917

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Album 56, Under the Southern Cross JLP 494 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 57, Tahiti and the Marquesas JLP 495 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 58, The Dangerous Archipelago JLP 496 c. 1908

Online items

 

Album 59, Fair Tahiti JLP 497 1908

Online items

 

Album 60, The Society Islands JLP 498 1908

Online items

 

Album 61, Samoa, Fiji, New Hebrides JLP 499 1908

Online items

 

Album 62, Bora Bora and Samoa JLP 500 1908

Online items

 

Album 63, The Terrible Solomons Number One JLP 501 1908

Online items

 

Album 64, The Terrible Solomons Number Two JLP 502 1908

Online items

 

Album 65, Australia (1908) JLP 503 1908

Online items

 

Album 66, The Mariposa and Tahiti JLP 504 1908

Online items

 

Album 67, Tymeric Voyage 1909 JLP 505 1909

Online items

 

Album 68, South America 1909 JLP 506 1909

Online items

 

Album 69, Roamer 1910 (California scenes) JLP 507 1909

Online items

 

Album 70, Roamer 1911, 1912, 1913 JLP 508 1909

Online items

 

Album 71, Navigating Four Horses Number One (London's trip to Oregon) JLP 509 1910

Online items

 

Album 72, Navigating Four Horses Number Two JLP 510 1911-1913

Online items

 

Album 73, Dirigo Voyage 1912 JLP 511 1912

Online items

 

Album 74, Boats JLP 512 1912

Online items

 

Album 75, Animals JLP 513 1912

Online items

 

Album 76, Things of Beauty JLP 514 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 77, Pictures JLP 515 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 78, Live Wires JLP 516 before 1922

Online items

 

Album 79, A Dream of Fair Women (Charmian London) JLP 517 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 80, Small Folk JLP 518 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 81, Over the World JLP 519 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 82, California (and the Bohemian Club High Jinks also Southern California) JLP 520 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 83, Vera Cruz Number One JLP 521 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 84, Vera Cruz Number Two JLP 522 1912

Online items

 

Album 86, Roamer 1914-1915 and Truckee JLP 524 1914

Online items

 

Album 87, France and Belgium JLP 525 1914-1915

Online items

 

Album 88, Hawaii 1916 JLP 526 1923

Online items

 

Album 89, Little Children JLP 527 1916

Online items

 

Album 90, The Wonder of the World JLP 528 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 91, Correspondents JLP 529 before 1917

Online items

 

Album 92, Yoshimatsu Nakata JLP 530 before 1917

Online items

 

[MISSING] Album 93, Lunn's Summer Photographs (of Glen Ellen) JLP 531 1915-1916

General

This album was missing in the Library as of 2015.

Related Materials

Contact prints of the album are available in Box 505.
 

Large Photograph Albums

Physical Description: 26 Volumes

General

Large Albums 26-29 are missing. These albums were not included in the donation of the original albums to the Library in 1983 and were also missing from the Jack London Ranch when the albums were photographed for the contact prints in 1976.

Related Materials

Among the addenda is the Large Album titled "Charmian" (see JLP 607).

Conditions Governing Access

NOT AVAILABLE. Does not circulate. Use digital reproductions in the Huntington Digital Library.
 

Large Album 1, Russo-Japanese War 1904 JLP 532 1918

Online items

 

Large Album 2, Men and Women (NO COPY NEGS) JLP 533 1904

Online items

 

Large Album 3, Folk and Folks (including the 1914-1915 Bohemian Club High Jinks) JLP 534 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 4, Just People JLP 535 1914-1915

Online items

 

Large Album 5, Celebrities JLP 536 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 6, Us JLP 537 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 7, We Two JLP 538 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 8, The World Over JLP 539 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 9, England JLP 540 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 10, Europe JLP 541 1902

Online items

 

Large Album 11, Hawaii JLP 542 1902

Online items

 

Large Album 12, The Solomon Islands JLP 543 1907

Online items

 

Large Album 13, In Cannibal Isles JLP 544 1908

Online items

 

Large Album 14, The Beauty of the World JLP 545 1908

Online items

 

Large Album 15, Samoa and Fiji JLP 546 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 16, Some Living Rainbows JLP 547 1908

Online items

 

Large Album 17, New England, Jamaica, and Other Places JLP 548 before 1917

Online items

 

Large Album 18, Pictures, Pictures, Pictures JLP 549 1905

Online items

 

Large Album 19, The Galleries JLP 550 before 1925

Online items

 

Large Album 20, The Galleries JLP 551 c. 1925

Online items

 

Large Album 21, Pictures JLP 552 c. 1925

Online items

 

Large Album 22, Europe (1902) JLP 553 c. 1925

Online items

 

Large Album 23, Hawaii Nei JLP 554 1902

Online items

 

Large Album 24, Dogs JLP 555 1915-1916

Online items

 

Large Album 25, French Provinces JLP 556 c. 1925

Online items

 

Large Album 30, Types JLP 557 c. 1930

Online items

 

Contact prints and contact print negatives

Physical Description: 24 boxes

Scope and Contents

This subseries contains contact prints of the photograph albums and were used as circulating copies in the reading room prior to the digitization of the original albums in 2016. Note: Many of the contact print images are of poor quality.
The albums were photographed in in 1976, prior to the donation of the originals in 1983, when the Shepard family loaned the albums to the Library for the purpose of copying. Each photograph was copied (and each page of the album was also copied in its entirety) on thirty-five millimeter roll film. Contact prints of these photographs were assembled and made available for reference. Image reproductions made from the contact prints were ordered using the numbers printed on the negatives (in addition to the JPL album number and volume number). The contact print negatives were removed from Boxes 513-516 and are now housed 20 3-ring binders, binders 1-20.
Box 487

Contact prints of photograph albums 1-5

Box 488

Contact prints of photograph albums 6-10

Box 489

Contact prints of photograph albums 11-15

Box 490

Contact prints of photograph albums 16-20

Box 491

Contact prints of photograph albums 21-25

Box 492

Contact prints of photograph albums 26-30

Box 493

Contact prints of photograph albums 31-35

Box 494

Contact prints of photograph albums 36-40

General

Album 39 was missing from the Jack London Ranch and was not filmed.
Box 495

Contact prints of photograph albums 41-45

Box 496

Contact prints of photograph albums 46-50

Box 497

Contact prints of photograph albums 51-55

Box 498

Contact prints of photograph albums 56-60

Box 499

Contact prints of photograph albums 61-65

Box 500

Contact prints of photograph albums 66-70

Box 501

Contact prints of photograph albums 71-75

Box 502

Contact prints of photograph albums 76-80

Box 503

Contact prints of photograph albums 81-85

General

Album 85 was missing from the Jack London Ranch and was not filmed.
Box 504

Contact prints of photograph albums 86-90

Box 505

Contact prints of photograph albums 91-93; Jack London at Yale; and Album covers and list of albums

Scope and Contents

This box includes contact prints for albums 91-92, as well as:
  1. JLP 531 Album 93, Lunn's Summer Photographs (of Glen Ellen). 1915-1916
  2. JLP 605, Jack London at Yale. 1905
  3. JLP 606 Album Covers and List of Albums. Before 1950
Box 506

Contact prints of large albums 1-5

Box 507

Contact prints of large albums 6-10

Box 508

Contact prints of large albums 11-15

Box 509

Contact prints of large albums 16-20

Box 510

Contact prints of large albums 21-25, 31

General

Large Albums 26-29 were missing from the Jack London Ranch and were not filmed.
Binder 1

Contact print negatives

Binder 2

Contact print negatives

Binder 3

Contact print negatives

Binder 4

Contact print negatives

Binder 5

Contact print negatives

Binder 6

Contact print negatives

Binder 7

Contact print negatives

Binder 8

Contact print negatives

Binder 9

Contact print negatives

Binder 10

Contact print negatives

Binder 11

Contact print negatives

Binder 12

Contact print negatives

Binder 13

Contact print negatives

Binder 14

Contact print negatives

Binder 15

Contact print negatives

Binder 16

Contact print negatives

Binder 17

Contact print negatives

Binder 18

Contact print negatives

Binder 19

Contact print negatives

Binder 20

Contact print negatives

 

Ephemera

Physical Description: 73 boxes

Scope and Contents

The Ephemera section of the Jack London Collection consists of printed materials such as receipts and articles, business papers and notes, copies of poems, prose and essays, ranch notes, and Jack London's subject file. The section is contained in boxes 518-590, and each folder has been assigned its own JLE number for ready reference. Following is a brief summary of each category in the Ephemera section.

Arrangement

Arranged by subjects.
 

Articles and Fiction

Scope and Contents

These boxes contain newspaper and magazine articles written by or about Jack London. Boxes 519-521 consist entirely of articles and stories written by Jack London. Many of the articles in the first box were written by Charmian London. Other authors include Frederick Irons Bamford, Frederick O'Brien, May Sinclair, Ninetta Springer, and George Sterling.
Box 518

Ephemera: Articles and Fiction by Others. JLE 1-44, 3311

 

Adams, George Matthew. Today's Talk. JLE 1 1944, Feb.

Scope and Contents

6 pieces.
 

Bamford, Frederick Irons. The Passion of Socialism. JLE 2 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Bierce, Ambrose. The Passing Show. JLE 3 1900, Feb. 18.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Blakeley, James O. Christmas All the Year Round. JLE 4 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hervey, John. Memories of Childhood. JLE 5 1927, Mar.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Kittredge, Dayelle (Wiley). The Day Green. JLE 3313 n.d.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). An Old Adventure That Still Glows . . . JLE 6 1933, Feb. 13.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Animals We Love. JLE 7 1932-1933.

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). As America Sees Our Women. JLE 8 1917, Feb. 11.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Avenging of Daughter, Mother's Natural Law. JLE 9 1932, Jan. 14.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Ernest Darling. JLE 10 1937, Aug.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Follows in the Footsteps of Jack London. JLE 11 1927, Oct. 25.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). George Sterling - As I Knew Him. JLE 12 1927, Mar.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). The Intellectuals. JLE 13 1917, Feb. 24.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Jack London. JLE 14 [before 1950].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Jack London as a Boy. JLE 15 1921, June.

Scope and Contents

6 pieces.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Jack London Prophesied It. JLE 16 1940, Aug. 17.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Jack London's Last Days. JLE 17 1921, Aug.

Scope and Contents

7 pieces.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). [The Kathryn Murray System]. JLE 18 [before 1950].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Life and Literary Work of Jack London. JLE 19 1924, Sept. 13.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). A Man's Man. JLE 20 [before 1950].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Movies - The Books of Tomorrow? JLE 21 [before 1950].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Our Hawaii. JLE 22 1918, Oct.

Scope and Contents

7 pieces.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). [Review of Time Out of Mind]. JLE 23 1936, Apr. 17.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). A Shocker. JLE 24 [before 1930].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Troubles Galore in the Solomons. JLE 25 1911, Feb.

Scope and Contents

4 pieces.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). What I'd Do If I Were Governor. JLE 26 1924, Nov. 26.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). Why Jack and I Were Always Happy. JLE 27 1924, Apr.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

London, Charmian (Kittredge). A Woman's Impressions. JLE 28 1904, July 6.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Loughead, Flora Haines. The Call of the Tame. JLE 29 1904, Dec. 4.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

O'Brien, Frederick. Some Famous Vagabonds. JLE 30 1922, Aug.

Scope and Contents

5 pieces.
 

Pyle, Ernie. Where Jack London Lived and Died. JLE 31 1939, Oct. 18.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Shaw, George Bernard. Rodin. JLE 32 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Shepard, Eliza London. Miscellaneous Notes. JLE 33 [before 1939].

Scope and Contents

5 pieces.
 

Sinclair, May. A Defence of Men. JLE 34 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Sinclair, May. The Intercessor. JLE 35 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

10 pieces.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Along the Rio de Santa Clara. JLE 36 1887, Apr.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Bee Culture in California. JLE 37. 1891, Feb.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Dairying in California. JLE 38 [before 1900].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Finds Art In the Digger. JLE 39 [before 1900].

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. A Literal Interpretation. JLE 40 [before 1900].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Me An' Babby. JLE 41 1889, Jan.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Old Days In Shasta. JLE 42 [before 1900].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. Upland Pastures. JLE 43 1896, Mar.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Springer, Ninetta (Wiley) Eames Payne. The Wreck of the Petrel. JLE 44 1893, Apr.

Scope and Contents

8 pieces.
 

Stoddard, Charles Warren. To Jack London. JLE 3312 1905-1907.

Scope and Contents

9 letters. (Ref. only)
Box 519

Ephemera: Articles and Fiction by Jack London, A-K. JLE-49-103, 3311

 

The Abysmal Brute (Sport and Play JLE 49

 

Advancing Russians Nearing Japan's Army (San Francisco Examiner, 3 March 1904) JLE 50

 

[Advertisement for] General Types of Superior Men JLE 51

 

Again the Literary Aspirant (The Critic) JLE 52

 

The Amateur M.D. JLE 53

 

The Amateur Navigator JLE 54

 

An Old Lie Finally Nailed (pamphlet with letter from JL dated 5 August 1916 to Navy Recruiting Station) JLE 55

 

Are There Any Thrills Left in Life (New Haven Times Leader, 9 December 1916) JLE 56

 

San Francisco will be Western Art Center--Movement for. Great Museum Reaches Climax (San Francisco Examiner, 7 November 1915) JLE 57

 

Bald Face (The Aegis) JLE 58

 

[Bibliography] JLE 59

 

[Bibliography] JLE 60

 

[Business Cards] JLE 61

 

By the Turtles of Tasman JLE 62

 

The Call of the Wild (Classics Illustrated, January 1952) JLE 63

 

The Chinago (Harper's Monthly) JLE 64

 

Chris Farrington: Able Seaman (Pall Mall Magazine, March 1906) JLE 65

 

The Cruise of the Dazzler (July 1902) JLE 66

 

Cruising in the Solomons (The Pacific Monthly, June 1910) JLE 67

 

Directions to Ranch (pamphlet) JLE 68

 

The Dream of Debs (International Socialist Review, January 1917) JLE 69

 

[Dustjackets] JLE 70

 

The Economics of the Klondike (American Monthly Review of Reviews) JLE 71

 

Examiner Writer Sent Back to Seoul (San Francisco Examiner, 25 April 1904) JLE 72

 

Fagots of Cedar (comments by JL) JLE 73

 

Fighting at Long Range (San Francisco Examiner, 5 June 1904) JLE 74

 

First Aid to Rising Authors (The Junior Munsey, December 1900) JLE 75

 

Footsore, Dazed and Frozen, the Japanese Trudge Through Korea (San Francisco Examiner, 18 April 1904) JLE 76

 

"Frisco Kid's" Story (The Aegis) JLE 77

 

The Future of California as an Agricultural State. (University Farm Agricola, 13 October 1916) JLE 78

 

The Golden Poppy (The Delineator, January 1904) JLE 79

 

Great Socialist Vote Explained (San Francisco Examiner, 10 November 1904) JLE 80

 

The High Seat of Abundance (Woman's Home Companion, January 1908) JLE 81

 

Hoboes that Pass in the Night JLE 3311

 

The House of Mapuhi (The Windsor Magazine, January 1909) JLE 82

 

Housekeeping in the Klondike (Harper's Bazaar, September 1900) JLE 83

 

How I Broke Into Print (The Strand Magazine, January 1915) JLE 84

 

How Jack London Got In and Out of Jail in Japan (San Francisco Examiner, 27 February 1904) JLE 85

 

How the Hermit Kingdom Behaves in Time of War (San Francisco Examiner, 17 April 1904) JLE 86

 

How the Japanese Army is Advancing into Korea (San Francisco Examiner, 7 April 1904) JLE 87

 

Husky - The Wolf Dog of the North (Harper's Weekly, 30 June 1900) JLE 88

 

Interpreter and Canned Goods (San Francisco Examiner, 4 April 1904) JLE 89

 

Interpreters and How They Cause Trouble (San Francisco Examiner, 26 April 1904) JLE 90

 

Jack London and the Docking of Horses (pamphlet for National Equine Defence League, 10 June 1913) JLE 91

 

Jack London's Last Letter (Every Week, 21 November 1916) JLE 92

 

Jack London Says: (The Silhouette) JLE 93

 

Japanese Officers Consider Everything a Military Secret (San Francisco Examiner, 26 June 1904) JLE 94

 

Japanese Supplies Rushed to the Front by Man and Beast (San Francisco Examiner, 19 June 1904) JLE 95

 

Japanese Swim Cold River Under Fire (San Francisco Examiner, 9 June 1904) JLE 96

 

Japan's Army's Equipment Excites Great Admiration (San Francisco Examiner, 3 April 1904) JLE 97

 

Japan's Invasion of Korea (San Francisco Examiner, 4 March 1904) JLE 98

 

Japs Driving Russians Across the Yalu River (San Francisco Examiner, 4 June 1904) JLE 99

 

John Barleycorn (Saturday Evening Post, March-May 1913) JLE 100

 

"Just Meat" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, February 1965) JLE 101

 

The King of Mazy May (Youth's Companion, 30 November 1899) JLE 102

 

Diary of Jack London's Trip to the Klondike (Yukon News, Nov-Dec 1966) JLE 103

Box 520

Ephemera: Articles and Fiction by Jack London, L-SD, A-K. JLE 104-139

 

Lawgivers (Collier's, 20 June 1914) JLE 104

 

A Lesson in Heraldry (The National Magazine, March 1900) JLE 105

 

Love of Life (The Golden Book Magazine, February 1925) JLE 106

 

The Lover's Liturgy (The Raven, February 1901) JLE 107

 

The Madness of John Harned (Everybody's Magazine, 1909) JLE 108

 

Make Westing (Encore, December 1944) JLE 109

 

To the Valley of Death (article from Oakland Enquirer, 24 November 1916, with chapter of Martin Eden reprinted) JLE 110

 

Mexico's Army and Ours (Collier's, 30 May 1914) JLE 111

 

[Miscellaneous Notes] JLE 112

 

Molokai Ideal for Mainland Lepers (The Pacific Commercial Advertiser, 3 June 1915) JLE 113

 

The Sea Gangsters (Hearst's Magazine, Nov 1913-Aug 1914) JLE 114

 

My Faith (The Workingman's Paper, 8 June 1910) JLE 115

 

My Hawaiian Aloha (Cosmopolitan, Sept 1916) JLE 116

 

My Hawaiian Aloha JLE 117

 

Nar Villdyret Vakner (Illustrerte Klassikere) JLE 118

 

The Nature Man (Woman's Home Companion, Sept 1908) JLE 119

 

Navigating Four Horses North of the Bay (Sunset, Sept 1911) JLE 120

 

The Octopus, The Material Side, On the Writer's Philosophy of Life (The Occident, Dec 1916) JLE 121

 

Our Guiltless Scapegoats, The Stricken of Molokai (newspaper article, 2 June 1916) JLE 122

 

Pessimism, Optimism and Patriotism (The Aegis) JLE 123

 

[Photographic Negatives] JLE 124

 

Pluck and Pertinacity (The Youth's Companion, 4 January 1900) JLE 125

 

Politics and Leprosy (Springfield Union, 6 August 1916) JLE 126

 

Poppy Cargo (The Argosy, October 1931) JLE 127

 

The Proper "Girlie" (The Smart Set, 1900) JLE 128

 

Jack London Tells of the Rebel Army as He Saw it at Tampico (Los Angeles Tribune, 2 July 1914) JLE 129

 

The Red Game of War (Collier's, 16 May 1914) JLE 130

 

The Red Plague JLE 131

 

London's Reply is Warm -- Author Answers Brown (The Call, 17 January [1909?] JLE 132

 

Revolution (The International Socialist Review, August 1909) JLE 133

 

Russians Drive Back Japanese Outposts (San Francisco Examiner, 19 April 1904) JLE 134

 

Sakaicho, Hono Asi and Hakadaki (The Aegis, 19 April 1895) JLE 135

 

[Sample Signature] JLE 136

 

The Savage Victory (Empire News, 30 March 1930) JLE 137

 

The Scarlet Plague (The Red Seal Magazine, Sept-Oct 1922) JLE 138

 

The Scarlet Plague (Famous Fantastic Mysteries, Feb 1949) JLE 139

Box 521

Ephemera: Articles and Fiction by Jack London, SE-Z. JLE 140-170

 

The Sea Wolf (Classics Illustrated, July 1951) JLE 140

 

The Seed of McCoy (The Century Magazine, April 1909) JLE 141

 

The Sickness of Lone Chief (The Evening News, 23 August 1933) JLE 142

 

Small-Boat Sailing (The Yachting Monthly, August 1912) JLE 143

 

Smoke a Shorty JLE 144

 

A Son of the Sun (pamphlet containing souvenir chapter, courtesy of Mills & Boon) JLE 145

 

Stalking the Pestilence (Collier's, 6 June 1914) JLE 146

 

The Star Rover (American Sunday Monthly Magazine, 1914-15) JLE 147

 

The Stone-Fishing of Bora Bora (Pacific Monthly, April 1910) JLE 148

 

Story of a Big Fight (The Australian Star, 28 December 1908) JLE 149

 

The Strength of the Strong (The International Socialist Review, 1911) JLE 150

 

Sufferings of the Japanese (San Francisco Examiner, 20 April 1904) JLE 151

 

Tales of the Far North (illustration only) JLE 152

 

Thanksgiving on Slav Creek (Harper's Bazaar, 24 November 1900) JLE 153

 

Their Alcove (Sept 1900) JLE 154

 

A Thousand Deaths JLE 155

 

To the Man on the Trail--A Klondike Christmas (Overland Monthly, Jan 1917) JLE 156

 

The Trouble Makers of Mexico (Collier's, 13 June 1914) JLE 157

 

Typee JLE 158

 

Ulf Larsen (Illustrerte Klassikere) JLE 159

 

The Valley of the Moon (Cosmopolitan, April-Dec 1913) JLE 160

 

War (Scholastic, 5 November 1938) JLE 161

 

The Way of War (1917) JLE 162

 

[JL's endorsement in advertisements for WESTROBAC, 22 July 1915] JLE 163

 

What Life Means to Me (two pamphlets) JLE 164

 

White Fang (Classics Illustrated, Feb 1951) JLE 165

 

Who Believes in Ghosts! (The Aegis, 21 October 1895) JLE 166

 

With Funston's Men (Collier's, 23 May 1914) JLE 167

 

Wonders of the South Seas (program for The Victoria Palace) JLE 168

 

The Writer's Philosophy of Life JLE 169

 

The Yellow Peril (San Francisco Examiner, 25 September 1904) JLE 170

 

Autograph Requests

Scope and Contents

A small collection of miscellaneous letters written to Jack London in solicitation of an autograph. The letters are arranged alphabetically by author, A-Z.
Box 522

Ephemera: Autograph Requests . JLE 171-190

 

Bank Account

Scope and Contents

Includes London's checkbook registers for 1905-1916, a few Merchant's National Bank statements, and checks written by Jack London.
Box 533

Ephemera: Bank Account, A-LONDON, Jack, 1905-1910 . JLE 191-203

Box 534

Ephemera: Bank Account, LONDON, Jack, 1911-Z . JLE 204-210

 

Catalogs

Scope and Contents

A collection of catalogs solicited or otherwise received by Jack London. Quite a few farming implement catalogs are included, as are publisher's book catalogs.
Box 535

Ephemera: Catalogs. JLE 211-263

 

A.D. MacKay & Co. JLE 211 [before 1910].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Acetylene Apparatus Mfg. Co. JLE 212 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Adrian P. Schmidt. JLE 213 1909, Dec. 21.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Albert Brandt. JLE 214 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

American Aluminum Manufacturing Co. JLE 215 1909, June.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

American Art Association. JLE 216 1935

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

American Fence. JLE 217 1905, Sept. 25.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Arthur H. Clark Company. JLE 218 1916, Apr.-May.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Aston W. Gardner & Co. JLE 219 1916

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Badger Fire Extinguisher Co. JLE 220 1906

Scope and Contents

9 pieces.
 

Burbank's Experimental Farms. JLE 221 1906, Aug.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

C.C. Morse and Co. JLE 222 [before 1910].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Century Company. JLE 223 1928

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The Colophon. JLE 224 1935

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The Corcoran Gallery of Art. JLE 225 1901

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Dawson's Book Shop. JLE 226 1940, Sept.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Ellwood Fences. JLE 227 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fancher Creek Nurseries. JLE 228 1909-1910.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Francis Riddell Henderson. JLE 229 1902, June.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Frank E. Davis Fish Company. JLE 230 1909, Dec.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Frederick A. Stokes Company. JLE 231 1914, Oct. 28.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

G. W. Todd & Co. JLE 232 1907-1909.

Scope and Contents

6 pieces.
 

Gaylord Brothers. JLE 233 [before 1935].

Scope and Contents

8 pieces.
 

George A. Parker. JLE 234 1909

Scope and Contents

20 pieces.
 

Gladding, McBean & Company. JLE 235 1910, Apr.1

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Gratis Kupong. JLE 236 1941, Oct. 18.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Horsford's Nurseries. JLE 237 1906

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Hull-Bros. Umbrella Co. JLE 238 [before 1910].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hunt & Co. Sporting Goods. JLE 239 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

J.B. Lippincott Company. JLE 240 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

La Glyptotheque NY Carlsberg. JLE 241 1919

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Life Publishing Company. JLE 242 1914-1916.

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Linguaphone Institute. JLE 243 [before 1935].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

McDevitt-Wilson's Inc. JLE 244 [before 1927].

Scope and Contents

4 pieces.
 

McKinley, Stone & MacKenzie. JLE 245 [before 1950].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

The MacMillan Company. JLE 246 [before 1950].

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Magnetic Comb Co. JLE 247 1909, Aug.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Marble's Safety Axe Company. JLE 248 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Mills & Boon, Ltd. JLE 249 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Minnesota Woolen Company. JLE 250 1913, Sept. 9.

Scope and Contents

5 pieces.
 

The Progress Company. JLE 251 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The Rand Bookstore. JLE 252 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Review of Reviews Co. JLE 253 [before 1917], Sept.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Stark Brothers. JLE 254 1906-1907.

Scope and Contents

16 pieces.
 

Swedish-American Telephone Co. JLE 255 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Tauchnitz. JLE 256 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Thomas Manufacturing Company. JLE 257 [before 1910].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Union Carbide Sales Co. JLE 258 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Union Library Association. JLE 259 1927

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

U.S. Dept. of Interior. Geological Survey. JLE 260 1916, June-Oct.

Scope and Contents

5 pieces.
 

W. Heffer & Sons, Ltd. JLE 261 1914, Dec.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Wickes Brothers. JLE 262 1906, July 27.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

William N. Gokey Shoe. Co. JLE 263 [before 1910].

Scope and Contents

3 pieces.
 

Financial Receipts, Statements and Accounts

Scope and Contents

Receipts from merchant accounts London had. Arranged alphabetically by company. Included are London's royalty accounts with Curtis Brown and Massie, Doubleday Page and Company, Houghton Mifflin Company, Hughes Massie and Company, and the Macmillan Company. Also a few farming accounts.
Box 536

Ephemera: Financial Receipts, Statements & Accounts, A-GO. JLE 264-340

Box 537

Ephemera: Financial Receipts, Statements & Accounts, GP-M. JLE 341-407

Box 538

Ephemera: Financial Receipts, Statements & Accounts, N-Z. JLE 408-470

 

Income Tax Returns and Financial Statements

Scope and Contents

Returns and statements from Jack and Charmian London for 1913-1927. Also one 1908 return for the United Kingdom.
Box 539

Ephemera: Income Tax Returns & Financial Statements. JLE 471-540

 

Jack London Subject File

Scope and Contents

London arranged clippings, pamphlets, and other notes according to subject. This subject file recreates his filing system and arranges London's clippings in accordance with it. The subjects include:
  1. (Box 540): Alaska, Anarchy, Anglo Saxon, Anthropology, Atheism, Authors' League of America, Books.
  2. (Box 541): Canal, Cement, Characters, Copyright, Crime, Dancing, DeCasseres, Dogs, Drama, Ethnology.
  3. (Box 542): Fiction.
  4. (Box 543): Free Will, Freedom of Speech, Freud, Future Fiction, Gonorrhea, Great Britain, Hawaii, Hoboes, Horses, I.W.W., Irrational Management.
  5. (Box 544): Japan, John Barleycorn, Journalism, Jung, Klondike, Labor, Law, League to Enforce Peace, Leprosy, London.
  6. (Box 545): Man, Management, Medical, Mexico, Miscellaneous, Molokai, Moses, Motion Pictures, Occult, Orchard, Philosophy.
  7. (Boxes 546-548): Poetry. Mostly copies of poems London found appealing. (Box 549): Poetry--Gay.
  8. (Box 550): Poetry--Grave.
  9. (Box 551): Prose Excerpts.
  10. (Box 552): Plays, Plots, Prisons, Prohibition, Prostitution, Psychology, Publishing, Pyorrhea, Religion, Russo-Japanese War.
  11. (Box 553): Quotations and Excerpts.
  12. (Box 554): Science.
  13. (Box 555): Socialism.
  14. (Box 556): The Sea, Sea Fiction, Selling, Shakespeare, Short Stories, Signa, Sociology, Solomons, South Seas, Spiritualism, Stories to Read, Story Motif, Syndicalism, Tattooing, Tipping, Transportation, Travel, Woman, Woodruff, Writing.
  15. (Box 557): Trade Unionism.
  16. (Boxes 558-560): War.
  17. (Box 561): World.
  18. (Box 562): Yachts.
Box 540

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: A-B. JLE 541-573

Box 541

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: C-E. JLE 574-617

Box 542

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: Fiction. JLE 618-664

Box 543

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: F-I. JLE 665-707

Box 544

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: J-L. JLE 708-750

Box 545

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: M-PH. JLE 751-811

Box 546

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: POETRY, A-L. JLE 812-939

Box 547

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: POETRY, M-S. JLE 940-1053

Box 548

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: POETRY, T-Z. JLE 1054-1101

Box 549

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: POETRY, Gay. JLE 1102-1221

Box 550

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: POETRY, Grave. JLE 1222-1328

Box 551

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: PROSE EXCERPTS. JLE 1329-1414

Box 552

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: PI-R. JLE 1415-1447

Box 553

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: QUOTATIONS & EXCERPTS. JLE 1448-1479

Box 554

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: SCIENCE. JLE 1480-1511

Box 555

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: SOCIALISM. JLE 1512-1593

Box 556

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: S-Z. JLE 1594-1640

Box 557

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: TRADE UNIONISM. JLE 1641-1675

Box 558

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: WAR, A-H. JLE 1676-1726

Box 559

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: WAR, I-M. JLE 1727-1769

Box 560

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: WAR, N-Z. JLE 1770-1831

Box 561

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: WORLD. JLE 1832-1876

Box 562

Ephemera: Jack London Subject Files: YACHTS. JLE 1877-1917

 

Magazine Notebooks

Scope and Contents

Clippings from magazines which London had bound together.
Box 563

Ephemera: Magazine Notebooks. JLE 1918-1936

 

Motion Pictures

Scope and Contents

Reviews of motion pictures based upon Jack London's works. Also a few advertisements and miscellaneous articles.
Box 564

Ephemera: Motion Pictures. JLE 1937-1981

 

Pamphlets

Scope and Contents

Pamphlets from London's library, arranged alphabetically by author. A number of the pamphlets are annotated by London.
Box 565

Ephemera: Pamphlets, A-BK. JLE 1982-2003

 

Abraham, Karl. Dreams and Myths. JLE 1982 1913

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The Agitator. JLE 1983 1903

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Alexander, A.B. Notes on the Boats, Apparatus, and Fishing Methods Employed by the Natives of the South Sea Islands. JLE 1984 1902

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Allen, Grant. The Hand of God. JLE 1985 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

American Journal of Clinical Medicine. JLE 1986 1918, Sept.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

American Journal of Urology and Sexology. JLE 1987 1918, Sept.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The American Mercury. JLE 1988 1942, Apr.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Arunachal Mission. Prison House. JLE 1989 1925

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Ashland Commercial Club. Ashland Oregon. JLE 1990 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Aveling, Edward. Charles Darwin and Karl Marx: A Comparison. JLE 1991 1897

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Aveling, Eleanor Marx. The Working Class Movement In England. JLE 1992 1896

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Babicka, . Božena Němcová. JLE 1993 1928

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Ballantyne, A. B. Water Table Variations. JLE 1994 1916, May.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Bamford, Frederick Irons. The Passion of Socialism. JLE 1995 [before 1916].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Barnardo, T. J. Of the Household of Faith. JLE 1996 [before 1916].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Barnardo, Thomas J. The Rescue of the Waif. JLE 1997 [1902].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Beeler and Robb Inc. The Protective Patent. JLE 1998 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Bellamy, Edward. Parable of the Water Tank. JLE 1999 1901, Jan.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Belot, Adolphe. Mdlle Giraud, My Wife. JLE 2000 [before 1925].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Belot, Adolphe. The Woman of Fire. JLE 2001 1902, Oct.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Benham, G. B. Patriotism and Socialism. JLE 2002 1895, May 19.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Benham G. B. Peru Before the Conquest. JLE 2003 1901

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
Box 566

Ephemera: Pamphlets, BL-DEK. JLE 2004-2033

 

Blatchford, Robert. Impressionist Sketches. JLE 2004 1897

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Book Collecting. JLE 2005 1938, Oct. and Dec.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Boyd, Robert. Good News. JLE 2006 1876

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Brown, Edgar. Alfalfa Seed. JLE 2007 1904

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Brown, William Thurston. Is the Christian Religion a Colossal Superstition. JLE 2008 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Brown, William Thurston. Is Free Love Possible or Desirable. JLE 2009 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Brown, William Thurston. Why I Left the Church. JLE 2010 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Burd, John S. Commercial Fertilizers. JLE 2011 1911

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Burns, Philip and Company Ltd. Time Table. JLE 2012 1908

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Burpee, W. Atlee. Vest-Pocket Guide to the Culture of Flowers. JLE 2013 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

C.F. Weber and Co. Globe Manual. JLE 2014 1896

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Campbell, D. The Unemployed Problem. JLE 2015 1892, Dec.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Carus, Paul. The Oracle of Yahveh. JLE 2016 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The Centurion. JLE 2017 1918, Feb.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Chekov, Anton. A Bear. JLE 2018 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Citizens Alliance. Socialism: How to Get Something For Nothing. JLE 2019 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Clemens, G. C. A Primer on Socialism. JLE 2020 1900, Oct.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Coffin, Roland F. An Old Sailor's Yarns. JLE 2021 1884, Oct. 6.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Colby, Bainbridge. Problems of the Hour. JLE 2022 1935, Jan. 29.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Coleman, Watson. Patents and How to Obtain Them. JLE 2023 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Coleman, Watson E. What to Invent. JLE 2024 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Corbett, L.C. Cucumbers. JLE 2025 1906

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Coulson, Leslie. From an Outpost. JLE 2026 1917

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Cox, H. E. The Eradication of Bindweed. JLE 2027 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Dale, Iren [pseud]. Diary of a Night Club Hostess. JLE 2028 1939

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Danby, Frank. Dr. Phillips. JLE 2029 1896

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Davidson, J. Morrison. The Gospel of the Poor. JLE 2030 1893

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Davidson, J. Morrison. The Villagers' Magna Carta. JLE 2031 1894

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Debs, Eugene V. Speeches. JLE 2032 1900

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Debs, Eugene V. Speeches. JLE 2033 1900

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
Box 567

Ephemera: Pamphlets, DEL-F. JLE 2034-2060

 

DeLeon, Daniel. Reform or Revolution. JLE 2034 1896

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Dewey, Lyster H. Weeds; and How to Kill Them. JLE 2035 1905

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Discipulus. The Socialism of Jesus. JLE 2036 1903, Apr.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Dowell, Charles. Rhymes of Revolt. JLE 2037 1913

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Drucker, A. P. The Trial of Jesus. JLE 2038 1907

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Duffie, John S. What to Invent. How to Invent. JLE 2039 [190-]

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

John S. Duffies & Co. How We Do Business. JLE 2040 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Duraind, George J. The Remarkable Invention of Gaylord Wilshire. JLE 2041 1927

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

East Hawaii Cane Planters' Association. Circular No. 3. JLE 2042 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

East Hawaii Cane Planters' Association. The Real Issue In Hawaii. JLE 2043 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

The Editor. JLE 2044 1917, Nov. 7 and 14.

Scope and Contents

2 pieces.
 

Elliott, c. G. Drainage of Farm Lands. JLE 2045 1904

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Englebright, William F. Redwood Forest. JLE 2046 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Eppinger, Hans. Vagotonia. JLE 2047 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Ferri, Enrico. Science and Life. Ca. JLE 2048 1905

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

First National Bank of San Francisco. Foreign List. JLE 2049 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fletcher, Austin B. Macadam Roads. JLE 2050 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fortier, S. Practical Information For Beginners In Irrigation. JLE 2051 1906

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fortier, Samuel. The Irrigation of Alfalfa. JLE 2052 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fosdick, Harry Emerson. Farewell Sermon. JLE 2053 1925, Mar.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fox, George Townsend. The Priest in Absolution. JLE 2054 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fox, George Townsend. Priestly Celibacy Exposed. JLE 2055 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

France, Anatole. Thais: Or the Monk is Temptation. JLE 2056 1909

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Freeman or Slave? A Book of Suppressed Information. JLE 2057 1903

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Freud, Sigmund. Selected Papers On Hysteria. JLE 2058 1912

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Freud, Sigmund. Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex. JLE 2059 1916

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Fuller, P. The Use of Windmills in Irrigation In the Semiarid West. JLE 2060 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
Box 568

Ephemera: Pamphlets, G-HUM. JLE 2061-2081

 

Gillings, G. W. Our Lord's Return. JLE 2061 1901

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Goodhue, Edward Simpson. A Cycle of Cathay. JLE 2062 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Grants Pass Commercial Club. Grants Pass and Josephine County Oregon. JLE 2063 [1911].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Gruyer, Paul. Les Fontaines Bretonnes. JLE 2064 [1925].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Gruyer, Paul. Un Mois En Bretagne. JLE 2065 1925

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Gulick, Sidney. Hawaii's American - Japanese Problem. JLE 2066 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Haldeman, I. M. Mental Assassination Or Christian Science. JLE 2067 1910

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hanford, Ben. The Labor War Colorado. JLE 2068 1904, July.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Haupt, Paul. Biblical Love-Ditties. JLE 2069 [before 1917].

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hawaii. Report of the Governor of Hawaii. JLE 2070 1914

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hawaii. Report of the Treasurer. JLE 2071 1915

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hawaii. Board of Agriculture and Forestry. Report. JLE 2072 1914

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hawaii: A Primer. JLE 2073 1914

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hawaii Tours Co. Honolulu. JLE 2074 1917

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Hazell, A. P. Capitalist Exploitation of the Worker. JLE 2075 1896

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Herron, George D. From Revolution to Revolution. JLE 2076 1903, Nov.

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Heywood, Abul. Chester. JLE 2077 1900

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
 

Holman, E. E. Picturesque Summer Cottages. JLE 2078 1903

Scope and Contents

1 piece.
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