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Autographed letter signed. 1 page, addressed to Francois Buloz

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Postcard signed. 1 page. Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Postcard with Carl Sandburg stamp addressed to Ann Drain

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Typed letter signed. 1 page, Essex, United Kingdom, addressed to Charles J. Storkan. With envelope

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Autographed letter signed. 2 pages, [Edinburg?], addressed to Mrs. Greenwood

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Autographed letter signed. 2 pages, Abbotsford,

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Typed document signed. 35 pages, no place. Autographed pamphlet, "International Conciliation", printed by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Contains 4 articles, including "The Totalitarian War and the Fate of Democracy" by Count Carlo Sforza

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Typed manuscript signed. 5 pages, Cleveland, Ohio. "Broadcast of Count Carlo Sforza to the Italians on Columbus Day October 12, 1941", signed and with a short note from the author

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Typed letter signed. 1 page, Cleveland, Ohio, addressed to Mr. [George] Strong

Scope and Contents Pocket calendar diary. Approximately 90 pages. many brief entries for that year beginning January 1, 1867 through November 15, 1867; regarding his work in a store in Morgan, Michigan, social life and visits from friends and family, investment in the Michigan Iron Company. Also, Sheldon’s personal financial accounts dated 1866-1869. Diary printed with monthly calendar, dates of eclipses, church days and postage rates for 1867 along with memorable dates in the war for the union 1861-1865....

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Typed letter signed. 2 pages, New York, New York, Addressed to Mr. Winston White. On Playwrites’ Company letterhead regarding influence of G.B. Shaw on Sherwood

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Typed letter signed. 1 page, New York, New York, from Winston White to Professor Arthur F. White at Western Reserve University regarding the Sherwood letter

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Autograph. 1 page.

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Typed manuscript. 50 pages, additional copy of page 1. Mimeographed copy of All at Sea: A Social Tragedy in Three Acts For First-Class Passengers Only by Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell. Note circa 1971 ”O.P. copied from NYPL copy per Nadine Miles”

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Autographed letter signed. 1 page, Oxford, addressed to G.M. Young?

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Autograph album. 102 pages

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Typed letter signed. 1 page, London, Addressed to [Sir William] Crookes

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Autographed letter signed. 1 page, no place

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Autogrpahed letter signed. 2 pages, Cannington, Bridgewater, Addressed to Owen N. Wilcox, Esq

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Typed document. 1 page, Garison, New York, Receipt from The Science Press

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Autographed document. 2 pages, no place, mathematical tables

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Autographed manusctipt signed. 4.25 pages, no place, manuscript entitled "On the Nebular Theory"

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Autographed letter signed. 1 page, Cambridge, Addressed to [Sir] W. Crookes, Accompanied by engraved portrait

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Autographed letter signed. 1.5 pages, Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Addressed to Mr. Barnes

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Autograph book. 132 pages, Euclid, Ohio

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Passport. Issues to Solon L. and Emily Severance by the U. S. Department of State. Signed by William H. Steward. The Severances were among the party of "Innocents Abroad," immortalized by their fellow tourist Mark Twain, who cruised in that uear on the S. S. "Quaker City" from New York to the Holy Land and back. The Severances are mentioned several times in Albert Bigelow Paine's biography of Mark Twain.

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Autograph letter, 4 pages, no place, to Mr. Elliot