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Significant accessions by the Graphic Arts Collection from July to June include the following:

, . Of Gardens. Huddersfield, England: The Fleece Press,.

, . As the Story Was Told. Cambridge, England: RampantLions Press, .

, . The Wood Engravings of Frank Martin: A Selection of En-

gravings and Cuts. Oxford: Previous Parrot Press, .

Bonhams: The Winkler Collection, Part II. Auction catalogue. Bristol:Bonham and Sons, Ltd.

, . La biblioteca de Babel/La bibliothèque de Babel. Il-lustrated with ten etchings by Erik Desmazières. Paris: Les amis dulivre contemporain, .

, . . Historic and Artistic Bookbindings from the Bibliotheca

Bibliographica Breslaueriana. Brussels, .

, . Mr. Derrick Harris, –. Huddersfield, England:The Fleece Press, .

-. La physiologie du gout ou meditations de gastronomie

transcendante . . . ( vols.). Illustrated with pochoir prints by JosephHemard. Bruxelles, .

, . Geschichten von Rabbi Bunam. Neu Isenburg: EditionTiessen, .

, . Tanaka Ikko: Graphic Master. London: PhaidonPress, .

. By Thomas Nast, Spy, Max Beerbohm. Gift of HenryMartin, Class of .

, . Aubrey Beardsley: A Slave to Beauty. London: Orion,.

, (–). Photographs, and one pen-and-ink cari-cature by David Levine. Bequest of Edward Naumberg, Jr., Classof .

, . Eva Rescued from the Flames. Engraved copper-plate, ¼ x inches. London: J. Robbins, . Illustrates scenefrom “Tales of Irish Life” in The Lady’s Pocket Magazine, Vol. .

, . The Taxation of Paper in Great Britain –. A his-tory and documentation. Edgware: Published by the author in col-laboration with the British Association of Paper Historians, .

, . Paris chantant. Paris: Lavigne, .

, , ed. Incunabula: Studies in Fifteenth-Century Printed Books.London: The British Library, .

, . La memoire lithographique. Paris: Art et metiers dulivre, .

Declaration des droits de l’homme et du citoyen. Paris: Rene Kieffer, .Illustrated with pochoir designs by J. Touchet.

, . Onze estampes inspirées de la nouvelle de Jorge Luis

Borges La biblioteca de babel. Eleven engravings in portfolio. Paris,.

, (–). Mud Walls: Excerpts from the Sermons.Huddersfield, England: The Fleece Press, .

, (–). Oedipus. New York: LimitedEditions Club, . Gift of Professor John Wilmerding.

, . . (–). The Graphic Work. Köln: Benedikt Taschen,. Gift of Michael Sachs.

, . . Kaleidocycles. Corte Madera, Calif.: PomegranateArtbooks, . Gift of Doris Schattschneider and Wallace Walker.

, . . XXIV Emblemata, dat zijn, Zinne-Beelden. Bussum, Neth-erlands: C.A.J. van Dishoeck, . Purchased jointly with RareBooks.

, . The History of Bookbinding as a Mirror of Society. ThePanizzi Lectures. London: The British Library, .

, - . Traité de la relieure des

livres. Austin, Tex.: W. Thomas Taylor, .

, . Omega Cuts. Woodcuts and linocuts by artistsassociated with the Omega Workshop and the Hogarth Press. Withan introduction by Judith Collins. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Wood LeaPress, .

, . The Print in Stuart Britain, –. London:Published for the Trustees of the British Museum by the BritishMuseum Press, .

, . To Sicily with Edward Bawden. Oxford: Previous ParrotPress, .

, (–). The Art of Drawing on Stone, Giv-

ing a Full Explanation of the Various Styles. . . . London: C. Hullmandeland R. Ackerman, .

I fasti d’imeneo nelle nozze degli dei e del nobile ed eccelso signor senatore

conte Gio. Francesco Aldrovandi Mariscotti. . . . Bologna: Nella stamperiadel S. Officio a S. Tommaso d’Aquino, [].

, . Les didot: Trois siècles de typographie et de bibiophilie

–. Exhibition catalogue. Paris: Agence culturelle de Paris,.

, . Ulysses: The Corrected Text. London: The Bodley Head,.

, . El Arte de la aprehensión de las imágenes y el unicornio.San Cristóbal, Chiapas: Taller Leñateros, . Also the magazineLa jicara, Nos. and .

, . The Guide to Trade. The Printer. London, .

, , . , eds. Fleckhaus: Deutschlands

erster Art Director. München: Klinckhardt & Biermann, .

, . Verzierte gotische Einbände im alten deutschen Sprachgebiet.Stuttgart: Max Hettler Verlag, –.

, . Les contretemps en caricature. Paris: Gide Fils, –.

-, . The Early Years of Griffen Mill, –.Marcham, England: Alembic Press, .

, . Four Seasons. Huddersfield, England: The FleecePress, .

, . L’emploi des enduits s’graffites l’ornementation des Façades.

. . . Paris, .

, . . . Comment élaborer des projets de decoration à plat, à

exécuter au pochoir, au batik, etc. Apeldoorn: Edition Talens & Zoon,.

-, . Malerei, fotographie, film. München: AlbertLangen, .

, . Aubrey Beardsley. Köln: B. Taschen Verlag, .

, . Four Odes, One Song. Honolulu: Labyrinth Editions,.

, . Ode to Typography. Illustrated by Joseph Goldyne.Berkeley: Peter Koch, .

’, . The Popular Print in England. Exhibition cata-logue. London: The British Museum, .

, . Pan: Annuaire du luxe à Paris. Paris, .

. Modern reproduction of a portrait of Mary Fytton, maidof honor to Queen Elizabeth I. Gift of John R. B. Brett-Smith.

. Album of proof engravings after George Rob-ert Lewis (–) for illustrations in Thomas Frognall Dibdin’sBibliographical Decameron () and his Bibliographical, Antiquarian and

Picturesque Tour in France and Germany (). Includes two portraitsissued separately as well as India-paper proofs and proofs before

letters, approximately fifty items in all. Gift of A. Perry Morgan,Class of , and Mrs. Morgan.

, . Aubrey Beardsley and the Nineties. London: Collins andBrown, .

, . Four engraved blocks made in for the GoldenHours Press edition of The Famous Tragedy of the Rich Jew of Malta.Huddersfield, England: The Fleece Press, .

, . Aubrey Beardsley. Woodbridge, England: Antique Col-lectors’ Club, .

, . Untitled [head of a man with beard and wearing aturban]. Wood engraving, published in an edition of twenty byThe Fleece Press, Huddersfield, England. Gift of Simon Lawrence.

, . The Yellow Book: A Checklist and Index. Lon-don: The Eighteen Nineties Society, . Gift of the author.

, . Na vlnách TSF: Poesie. Prague, .

, . British Wood-Engraved Book Illustration –:

A Break with Tradition. Oxford: Oxford University Press, .

. Trostschrift an Marcia. Neu Isenburg: Edition Tiessen, .

Le siècle d’or de l’imprimerie lyonnaise. Paris: Credit lyonnais et Edi-tions du chêne, . Gift of Mrs. Georgine Hall DuVivier.

, . Samuel Hledající (Samuel the Seeker) and Rímsky

Svátek (Roman Holiday). Prague, and .

, (?–). La vraie histoire comique de Francion. Withpochoir illustrations by Schem. Paris, .

, , ed. Mélanges d’histoire de la reliure offerts à Georges

Colin. Bruxelles: Librairie Fl. Tulkens, .

, . Prothalamion and Epithalamion: The Wedding Songs of

Edmund Spenser. Wood engravings by Simon Brett. Misson, BritishColumbia: Barbarian Press, .

, . Aubrey Beardsley: A Biography. London: HarperCollins, .

Calligraphic scroll with character “Zen” drawn in ink by Koiichi Tanada(). Graphic Arts Collection, Rare Books and Special Collections,

Princeton University Library.

, , , eds. The Death of Pierrot.London: The Eighteen Nineties Society, .

, . Calligraphic scroll with character “Zen” drawnin ink. Tottori Prefecture, Japan, .

, . The Fleece Press Guide to the Art of Wood Engraving.Huddersfield, England: The Fleece Press, . Miniature book.

Typografen en Erasmus. Den Haag: Museum van het Boek, .

, , . Palme. Neu Isenburg: Edi-tion Tiessen, .

, . Saxa Loquuntur. München: Moos, .

, . Kaddish. New York: Knopf, .

. Stages of Cruelty: Cruelty in Perfection (anatomy scene) andThe Rewards of Cruelty (churchyard scene). By J. Bell, cut under thesupervision of William Hogarth, .

, , , eds. Blackletter: Type and National Iden-

tity. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, .

, . Thomas Bird Mosher, Pirate Prince of Publishers. NewCastle, Del.: Oak Knoll Press, .

. “Specimen of the Noble Art of Printing.. . .” New York: Preston, .

, . Lines & Smudges. New Rochelle, N.Y.: James L.Weil, . Gift of James L. Weil.

, . Art in America, illustrated by David McLimans. Mt.Horeb, Wis.: Perishable Press, .

. Twelve works by various contemporary American car-toonists, and one untitled oil painting, possibly for Boy’s Life maga-zine. Also additional works by Jack Ohman and Danny Shanahan.Gift of Henry Martin, Class of .

, . Stencils and papercuttings: Central Park Story, Last

Leaf of Central Park, Lust (print with stencil), By the Book (Books in

Moods series), Brooklyn Bridge (Xerox Books). Also, five books: Subway

Day, Views of the Empire State Building, New York: Land of Opportunity,New York City Bestiary, and Communication (New York, ).

, . The Beardsley Industry: The Critical Reception in En-

gland and France, –. Brookfield, Vt.: Ashgate, .

, (b. ). The Dual Muse: The Writer as Artist, the

Artist as Writer. Introduction by Cornelia Homburg; essays by JohannaDrucker and William H. Gass. St. Louis, Mo.: Washington Uni-versity Gallery of Art, International Writers Center, WashingtonUniversity; Philadelphia: John Benjamins, . Published in con-junction with an exhibition organized by Washington University’sGallery of Art and the International Writers Center, .

, . . View of Cape Diamond () and View of the River St. Lawrence

(), two aquatints after George Bulteel Fisher. Gift of LeonardL. Milberg, Class of .

Brooklyn Bridge, papercutting by Beatrice Coron. Graphic Arts Collection,Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

, , . T. N. Foulis: The History and Bibliogra-

phy of an Edinburgh Publishing House. New Castle, Del.: Oak KnollPress, .

. Two posters, one calendar, and calligraphic samples.Gift of J. Brody Neuenschwander.

, . Tibor Kalman: Design and Undesign. New York: Watson-Guptill, .

, . Handmade Paper in Nepal: Tradition and Change. Wash-ington, D.C.: Hand Papermaking, .

, , , . Typography:

An Encyclopedic Survey of Type Design and Techniques throughout History.New York: Black Dog and Leventhal, .

, (–). Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard. Boston:Moses A. Dow, [?].

, , , eds. Tibor Kalman: Perverse Opti-

mist. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, .

, . A Gallery of Rogues: Cartoonists’ Self-Caricatures. Co-lumbus: Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library, .

, . Paul Rand: American Modernist. New York: WilliamDrenttel, . Gift of William Drenttel, Class of .

, . The Sensualist. San Francisco: Chronicle Books,.

, . Notes on the History of the Elston Press. Wilmington,Del.: Douglas M. Harris, .

, . Inversions. New York: W. H. Freeman and Co., .

, . Pen-and-ink cartoon, New Yorker, . Gift of the artist.

, , . Artist/Author: Contemporary Art-

ists’ Books. New York: American Federation of Arts and Distrib-uted Art Publishers, Inc., .

, , et al. Graphic Design in the Mechanical Age: Selections

from the Merrill C. Berman Collection. New Haven: Yale UniversityPress, .

, . Greek Letters: From Tablets to Pixels. New Castle,Del.: Oak Knoll Press, .

, . A History of Graphic Design. New York: Van NostrandReinhold, .

, . Wood-engraved self-portrait, signed.

, . Half Life: Portraits of Five Physicists. Wood engravings.Lebanon, Pa.: Red Howler Press, .

, . The Bangle. Princeton: The Typography Studio,.

, . The Spirit of Beardsley: A Celebration of His Art and

Style. New York: Gramercy Books, .

. Metamorphoses. Translated into English verse under the direc-tion of Sir Samuel Garth by John Dryden, Alexander Pope, . . .Illustrated by Hans Erni. New York: Limited Editions Club, .

, . Grasshopper. Etching. .

, . One in a Million: An Autobiography. Plainsboro, N.J.:Memory Press, .

, . Intangled. Plainsboro, N.J.: MGP Studio Arts, .

, . Four untitled etchings: Israeli tank, zodiac wheel, aMegillah, Jerusalem as crown of the Torah. Also preparatory drawingsfor illustration in the New York Times Book Review of article on LeonWieseltier’s Kaddish; preparatory sketches for Podwal’s The Menorah

Story (), Ileene Smith Sobel’s Moses and the Angels (), andFrancine Prose’s You Never Know (); preparatory material for InEvery Generation (etching, ) and Elie Wiesel’s King Solomon and

His Magic Ring (); watercolor of angel and Menorah for FrancineProse’s Dybbuk: A Story Made in Heaven (), also used for Art Mu-seum card. Gift of the artist.

. Nearly items dealing with fine printing,books, periodicals, booklets, posters, and printing ephemera. Giftof William Drenttel, Class of .

, . Three etchings: Blair Hall, Princeton; CampbellHall and Widener Library, Harvard. Gift of Dr. Hans and Mrs.Ruth Schapira.

Wood-engraved self-portrait by Barry Moser. Graphic Arts Collection, Rare Books andSpecial Collections, Princeton University Library.

, . Hungry Midnight . Stockholm, Wis.: MidnightPaper Sales, . Title and six broadsides.

. Reading, Pa., ca. . Thirty-sevenstereo slides dealing with the Textile Machine Works.

, . The Printed Birth and Baptismal Certificates of the German

Americans. Vols. I–III. Mainz and East Berlin, Pa., .

, , ed. Shaw on Theatre: A Half-Century of

Advices. Lewisburg, Pa.: The Press of Apple Tree Alley and BucknellUniversity, .

, . Package Design: The Force of Visual Selling. New York:NY Arts, .

, . Bookplates by Beilby & Bewick. New Castle, Del.:Oak Knoll Press, .

Elena Peteva, Grasshopper (), etching. Graphic Arts Collection,Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

, . The Maine Woods. Portland, Maine: AscensiusPress, .

, , , eds. The Bible as Book:

The First Printed Editions. New Castle, Del.: Oak Knoll Press, .

, . Months. Pasadena, Calif.: The Weather Bird Press,.

, , . . An Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy.New York: Harper Brothers, .

, , . Thomas Frognall Dibdin, –:

A Bibliography. New Castle, Del.: Oak Knoll Press, .

— Curator, Graphic Arts Collection

Significant accessions by the Manuscripts Division from July to June include the following:

, ,

, (–). Additions to the Noel Riley Fitch Col-lection of Sylvia Beach, including two postcards by Sylvia Beach,s, and her original hand-corrected typescript of Shakespeare and

Company, ; a letter by Adrienne Monnier, ; forty-three let-ters by Holly Beach to her parents, –; and thirty letters byRinette Becat to Holly Beach, –. Gift of Noel Riley Fitch.

, (–). Series of ten undated lettersto Ann Winslow. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of fourteen letters, mostlyto Harry Hansen (–), –. Purchase, Theodore F.Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Letter to Mrs. J. R. Thomson, February , with an autograph poem, “The Art of the WomanSuffices,” written on the verso by Judah P. Benjamin (–)and inscribed to Mrs. Thomson. Gift of Joseph J. Felcone.

, . (–). Series of seventeen letters to Will-iam A. Seaver, –, and other correspondence of Childs.Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of four letters to Rev. Will-iam B. Sprague on literary and publishing matters, –. Pur-chase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, . (–). Letter to Isaac Benesch, .Concerns performance of Zelda Fitzgerald’s play Scandalabra at theVagabond Theater, Baltimore. Gift of Jane Benesch. Also an auto-graph letter by M. M. Sayre (Zelda Fitzgerald’s mother) to Mrs.Isabel W. Owens (F. Scott Fitzgerald’s secretary) concerning Zelda’sillness, December . Gift of James R. Duke, M.D., Class of.

, . Selected records, –. Chiefly cor-respondence files and catalogues pertaining to Garland’s facsimileeditions or publications series concerning James Joyce, Le Corbusier,William Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, Walter Gropius, Louis I. Kahn,and F. Scott Fitzgerald; and on English literature, crime fiction,and other subjects. Includes letters from Jacques Barzun, QuentinBell, Joseph Blotner, Gavin Borden, Michael Groden, A. WaltonLitz, Ishmael Reed, Howard M. Sachar, and others. Gift of Eliza-beth Borden.

’, (–). Series of four letters and a note to JamesE. Gowen, . Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of eleven letters to poetOrrick Jones, –. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, , Class of . Additional papers, –,including a series of letters (some with poems), notes, and cardsto Richard Harteis, –; a journal kept by Meredith in Mo-rocco, –; copies of letters written by Meredith as PoetryConsultant to the Library of Congress, –; and a correctedtypescript (with accompanying dedication to Harteis) of Meredith’sbook The Cheer (). Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Additional papers, –, in-cluding his correspondence with publisher Alfred A. Knopf, –; agent Paul R. Reynolds, –; and several magazines

and publishers, –. Also includes royalty statements fromKnopf and other publishers, –. Gift of Harvena Richter.

STORY MAGAZINE . Additional archives. Chiefly busi-ness records from the s to s, though there is some corre-spondence with authors and publishers, as well as materials relatingto the writing and publishing efforts of Whit Burnett (–)and Hallie Southgate Burnett (later Zeisel, –) beyond Story

Magazine and Story Press. Bequest of Hallie Burnett Zeisel.

, (–). Letter to Miss Bevington, Feb-ruary . Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of five letters and cardsto Vance Morgan, –. The earliest letter concerns AllenTate, the little poetry magazine The Fugitive, and other authors thatWarren knew at Vanderbilt University. Purchase, Theodore F. SanxayFund.

, (–). Letter to his daughter Rosalind BakerWilson, May . Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). A collection of manuscript leaves, proofs,correspondence, documents, and related materials by and aboutWolfe, collected by Alexander D. Wainwright, Class of , in-cluding twenty-four leaves of autograph manuscript in pencil fromWolfe’s The Story of a Novel (); hand-corrected typescripts ofWolfe’s articles “My Father’s Courthouse” and “Noon in April,”respectively published as “The Bell Remembered” () and “April,Late April” () in the American Mercury; eight leaves of notes inpencil for Wolfe’s lecture “Writing and Living” (); two dis-carded leaves from Wolfe’s Of Time and the River (); EdwardShenton’s thirty-two pen-and-ink drawings for his Face of a Nation

(); and correspondence of Aline Bernstein, Madeleine Boyd, CarlVan Vechten, and others concerning Wolfe. Gift of Alexander D.Wainwright, Class of .

, (–). Papers of the Greek-American ar-chitect and writer Stamo Papadaki. Of particular interest is hisextensive correspondence with architects Le Corbusier and Oscar

Niemeyer; letters from Alexander Calder, Walter Gropius, FernandLéger, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, José Luis Sert, Frank Lloyd Wright,and other architects, artists, and writers; and correspondence withhis family in Greece from the s and s. There are substan-tial files concerning (Congrès Internationaux d’ArchitectureModerne), including official correspondence and reports, –;Le Corbusier and his designs for the Modulor, including one madearound in his architectural offices; Niemeyer and the designof the federal center in Brasília, with many photographs used inPapadaki’s books about Niemeyer; “New York International Air-port” (i.e., Idlewild, now Kennedy Airport); and other subjects.Gift of Audrey Papadaki.

, ,

, (–). Letter concerning her book Fitz of

Fitz-ford: A Legend of Devon, October .

, (–). Series of seven letters concerninghis lecture “The Material of Fiction,” . Purchase, Theodore F.Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of twenty-eight letters andcards to Douglas Black, president of Doubleday & Company, –. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of twelve letters to Mrs. WilliamB. D. Field, Jr., concerning Russian life and sex, –. Pur-chase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

Detail of a Modulor made in the architectural offices of Le Corbusier, ca. .Stamo Papadaki Papers, Manuscripts Division, Rare Books and Special Collections,

Princeton University Library.

, (–). Series of seventy letters written toSir Henry Newbolt, –, many concerning Hewlett’s workfor the Royal Society of Literature. Purchase, Theodore F. SanxayFund.

, ... [George Payne Rainsford] (–). Letter to A.Ingram, March . Gift of Alexander D. Wainwright, Class of.

, (–). Commonplace book of verse, ca.. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, . Group of nineteen letters received in connection withhis English translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses () and other subjects,–. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Selected papers relating tocensorship of the Irish theater and the role played by the IrishPrivy Council, –. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Series of eleven letters to D. W.Wheeler on literary matters, –. Purchase, Theodore F.Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Additional papers, includ-ing an autograph card to Frederic George Stephens, March[]; letter and photograph inscribed to William Holman Hunt(–) and four letters to Mrs. Hunt, –. Purchase,Theodore F. Sanxay Fund. Also a letter from Rossetti to RobertsBrothers, February . Gift of Mark Samuels Lasner.

. Addititional files of H.F.B. Brett-Smithan editor at the Press, –. Gift of John R. B. Brett-Smith.

, . Three bound volumes of correspondence, –,pertaining to Simonis’s government service, charitable activities, andcareer as a journalist during World War I. He served as director ofthe British Government Information Bureau and was the author ofThe Street of Ink: An Intimate History of Journalism (). Purchase,Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Selected papers, –. Includescorrespondence with authors, literary agents, and publishers, chiefly

Photograph of William Michael Rossetti and his sons in inscribed to William HolmanHunt. Manuscripts Division, Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

from the years –; and corrected typescripts of articles, es-says, poems, and other literary works. There are letters from SylviaBeach, George Cukor, Cyril Connolly, Graham Greene, LinusPauling, Sacheverell Sitwell (and other members of the Sitwell family),and Stephen Spender. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, . Series of six letters from the editor of the West-

ern Morning & Weekley News to Mrs. Pender Cudlip (–), whosenovels were published under her maiden name, Annie Thomas.Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

-, (–). Two letters to the poet RodenNoel, .

, (–). Series of ten letters to H. W. Yoxall,–. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

. Accessions include two that are the gift of Bruce C.Willsie, Class of ; and one that was a separate purchase, TheodoreF. Sanxay Fund.

Miniature of King David from an Ethiopic psalter (ca. eighteenth or nineteenth century).Princeton Ethiopic Manuscripts, Manuscripts Division, Rare Books and Special

Collections, Princeton University Library. Gift of Bruce C. Willsie, Class of .

. The manuscript has three miniatures and is housed in aleather carrying-case. Dates from the eighteenth or nineteenth cen-tury. Gift of Bruce C. Willsie, Class of .

, (–). “Les amours deLouis quinze, roy de France.” A manuscript copy of a workpublished as Les amours de Zeokinzul, roi des Kofirans (Amsterdam, )and sometimes attributed to Laurent Angliviel de la Beaumelle (–) and other authors. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

[]. “L’orléanisme, Poëme en dix chants, par * *, aPhiladelphie, et se vend à Paris aupres de l’escalier de la conciergerie,ou au pied de la statue de la Liberté, Place de la Révolution, .”Verse history of the early years of the French Revolution until theexecution of Louis Philippe Joseph, duc d’Orléans, in . Theauthor’s name is given as “Dehante” in the book’s foreword. Pur-chase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). “Walden, ou, La vie dans les bois.”Hand-corrected -page typescript of Fabulet’s French transla-tion of Henry David Thoreau’s Walden (). Purchase, TheodoreF. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Manuscriptrecord kept of the thirty-five meetings of the Academie des Sci-ences, Paris, April– August . Fougeroux de Bondaroy wasa member of the Academy and a writer on technology and agricul-ture. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

-, (–). “Les philippiques.” Manu-script copy made after of this satire against Philippe, ducd’Orléans, regent of France from to . Includes the firstthree odes and “notes instructives.” Purchase, Theodore F. SanxayFund.

“Mémoire sur la généralité de Caën.” An -page unpublishedreport on the geography, people, and institutions of Caën and thesurrounding portions of Normandy at the end of the seventeenthcentury. Written at the behest of Nicolas-Joseph Foucault (–

), who served as intendant of Caën from to . Purchase,Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

See also . “Estat de la terre-saintes.”

. Operational Intelligence Files,–. A series of twenty summary reports collected by MajorBrian E. Dillon as a British military officer. Gift of Professor MarkMazower.

“Campagne du Levant.” Two-volume illustrated journal kept – by an anonymous French traveler to document travels in Greece,the Ottoman Empire, the Holy Land, and Egypt. The second vol-ume concerns Athens and its environs. Purchase, Theodore F. SanxayFund and the Program in Hellenic Studies with matching fundsprovided by Stanley J. Seeger, Class of .

, . Additional papers, s–s, includingcorrespondence with Odysseas Elytes, Rae Dalven, Kimon Friar,Panteles Prevelakes, and other Greek or Greek-American poets andeditors; files relating to The Charioteer and the Modern Greek Stud-ies Association; research files on modern Greek literature; and manu-scripts of poetry by Decavalles. Gift of Andonis Decavalles.

, . Reports pertaining to British relief programsin Greece after the civil war and the earthquake in the Ionian Is-lands, –. Gift of Norman Gilbertson.

See also . Papadaki, Stamo.

, (–). Series of five letters and cards toJorge Olivares, –. Gift of Jorge Olivares.

. Album of photographs of Bolivian rural society andmining operations, –. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, . . [Hoffman Reynolds] (–). Correspondence withLatin American writers who were featured in his anthology Spanish

American Poets (). Includes letters from Jorge Andrade Carrera,Nicolás Guillén, Lino Novás Calvo, José Revueltas, and others.Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund and Latin American StudiesFund.

, (–) and . Additional cor-respondence, –, collected by Angélica Ocampo and heirsMaría Rebeca Peña and Rebeca Fraga. Purchase, Theodore F.Sanxay Fund, Latin American Studies Fund, French Literature Fund.

, (–). Autograph manuscript of “Voces,”a collection of aphorisms and apothegms by this Argentine author,inscribed to Silvio and Alicia Jadwiga Giangrande, June .Gift of Alicia Jadwiga Giangrande.

, . Additional papers, including miscellaneouscorrespondence, –, and manuscripts of La utopia arcaica

(), Cartas a un joven novelista (), and Los cuadernos de Don Rigoberto

(). Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund, Latin American Stud-ies Fund.

See also . Papadaki, Stamo.

, (–). “Discorso sopra il sacco di Roma,in tempo di Papa Clemente , con altre particolarità successeinnanzi, e doppo detto sacco” and other works pertaining to theSack of Rome in and to Papal conclaves in the second half ofthe sixteenth century. Copied in Rome in the first half of the sev-enteenth century. Formerly in the library of Sir Thomas Phillipps(–). Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

. A French manuscript ca. of his Pomerium Ecclesiae Ravennatis, including the following six parts:(–) world history until the birth of Christ; () history of the em-perors of Rome and the Holy Roman Empire to ; () Descriptio

provinciarum, a manual of geography describing all parts of the worldthen known (fols. –); () chronicle of the Popes, followed bylists of the Patriarchs of Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem, andthe archbishops of Ravenna. Formerly in the libraries of Abbé Jo-

seph-Felix Allard (–) and Sir Thomas Phillipps (–).[Princeton . .] Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

(ca. –, –). A sixteenth-cen-tury Spanish manuscript containing four texts that pertain to theOrden de Santiago, one of the chief military orders in medievaland early modern Spain. The principal text includes questions andanswers pertaining to the Orden de Santiago and the monastery ofSantiago de Ulcès in the province of Murcia. [Princeton . .]Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

[, Eclogues]. Anonymous commentary on the Eclogues, titled“Explicatio quarundam P. Virgili Eclogarum auctore auodam monacho,”copied in the seventeenth century, with an eighteenth-century book-plate of Sir John Guise. Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

“Estat de la terre-saintes” (ca. ). Unpublished and possibly uniqueFrench manuscript account of the Holy Land, the anonymous au-thor of which was sent by King Louis to gather informationabout the geography and people of its principal cities, with specialattention to Ottoman administration of Christian holy places. Fromthe library of the French administrator Michel Begon (–).Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund, History Fund, Departmentof Near Eastern Studies.

. Four accessions totaling forty-six volumes wereadded to Islamic Manuscripts as Third Series nos. –: () acollection of thirty-four volumes of eighteenth- and nineteenth-centuryArabic and Turkish manuscripts formed by Brenizer I. Price andacquired from his son Leland F. Price, nine of them by gift andtwenty-five by purchase (Arabic Fund, Turkish Fund, Theodore F.Sanxay Fund); () six volumes of Ottoman Turkish treatises on classicalmusic, nineteenth century (purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund);() two illuminated Qur’ans (one of which is in a silver carrying-case for use by a soldier) and al-Jazzuli’s guidebook for Muslims onpilgrimage, including illustrations of the holy places of Mecca andMedina, nineteenth century (gift of Mrs. Joy Smith); and () Ahmadal-Sigizi’s Jami’ al-Shahi, an astronomical work of ca. – ..,copied in Persia, (gift of Bruce C. Willsie, Class of ).

, (–), Class of . Letter from unknown cor-respondent mentioning “Mr. Pichon,” possibly Louis-André Pichon(–), a French diplomat. Gift of Joseph W. Brownell.

, (–), Class of . A patrioticoration written and delivered by Ewing as a student at the Collegeof New Jersey, ca. . Purchase, Theodore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Letter from the President of the Col-lege of New Jersey (–) to his son Andrew James McCosh(–), Class of , offering advice on how to study for hisexaminations at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, February . Gift of Mrs. John B. Lewis.

, . (d. ), Class of . Letter written from Nas-sau Hall to his mother, May . Purchase, Theodore F. SanxayFund.

— . Curator of Manuscripts

.

During the academic year – the following books, manuscripts, and

photographs were acquired for the Morris L. Parrish Collection of Victorian

Novelists. Unless otherwise noted, they were purchased on the David A. Reed

Fund.

, (–). Letter to an unidenti-fied correspondent, February , accepting a contribution toAinsworth’s Magazine and offering literary advice. Purchase, Theo-dore F. Sanxay Fund.

, (–). Jane Eyre ou Mémoires d’une Gouvernante.

Imités par Old-Nick. Paris: Librairie de L. Hachette et Cie, .“Old-Nick” was the pseudonym of Paul E. D. Forgues.

, (–). Readings in America. Toronto: Hunter,Rose & Company, . In purple fine morocco cloth, a variant ofthe orange-brown pebble-cloth copy in the Collection.

, (–). Eight letters from “Ouida” to an

unidentified gentleman, possibly Henry S. Salt, secretary of theHumanitarian League, no place, no year, mostly about her con-cern for the poor treatment of dogs in Great Britain and referringto articles or letters she had written in their defense.

, . Undated letters from “Ouida” to an unnamedcorrespondent, asking to have an enclosure published in the “Times.”Gift of Bruce C. Willsie, Class of .

, (–). Two letters to unidentified correspon-dents: August , expressing his great satisfaction with theresults of the classes at the Working Men’s College, of which hewas the principal; and July , on the possibility of his giving alecture in Manchester.

, (–). Letter to an unnamed publisher,Como, October, no year, about the mailing and forwarding ofproofs.

, (–). Letter to an unnamed official of thePutnam Literary Institute, July , on Reade’s election as anhonorary member.

, . Letter to an unidentified woman, September,no year, suggesting a time on the th, presumably for an appoint-ment. Gift of Mrs. Hildegard S. Ryals.

— . Curator, Morris L. Parrish Collection of Victorian Novelists

The following items represent significant additions to the Princeton University

Archives during the academic year –.

--. Five cartons of photographs taken by Bric-a-Brac pho-tographers between and which document campus lifeand events, most notably athletics, social events, and campus figures.Gift of Bric-a-Brac, with the assistance of Jennifer Patterson, – editor, Class of .

. This volume contains three dozen photographsof campus buildings and personalities taken by William Wickham

Photograph of a women’s lacrosse match published in Bric-a-Brac between and .Princeton University Archives.

Case Harter, Class of . Among the photographs is believed tobe a rare image of Hobey Baker skating. Gift of Harter’s daughter,Kathanne Harter Webster.

, . Slides, color transparencies, contact sheets, and nega-tives depicting campus scenes and events from to takenby Simpson, Class of . The negatives alone fill four woodenfile drawers and number in the thousands. Gift of Princeton AlumniPublications, Inc., with the cooperation of Simpson’s son, JamesW. Simpson, and daughter, Jebb Simpson.

— Princeton University Archivist

The following material was added to the William Seymour Theatre Collection

during the academic year –.

, (–). Typescript with autograph cor-rections (copy) of the script for Small Craft Warnings, a play in two

acts by Williams, copyright , revised , with a (copy)from Mario De Maria of Ecco Productions to Gil Jones and aninvitation to a preview of the play.

— Curator, The William Seymour Theatre Collection

.

The following books and manuscripts were added to the Taylor Collection in

the academic year –. All were purchased on the Robert H. Taylor

Fund, an endowment for the conservation and expansion of the Collection.

, (–). Early manuscript, with some corrections,of a poem titled “Answer from the Honble J. Townshend on Boardthe Courageux to His Friend the Honble J. C. Fox Partridge Shooting.”London, ca. ? With a poem by Richard Tickell (see below).

, . . . ( , ?–). Autographfair copy of a poem on time and love, by an English author betterknown as a historical novelist. Undated.

, (–). Partly autograph draft of his defenseof his biography of Sheridan, printed as the preface to the fifthedition of the book in .

, (–). Scribal copy of an inden-ture by which Sheridan and his colleagues vested control of DruryLane Theatre in three trustees. London, June .

, (–). Autograph working copy, with somecorrections, of his poem “Epistle from the Honble C: Fox, Par-tridge-Shooting, to the Honble J. Townshend, Cruising.” London?ca. ? With a poem by William Combe (see above).

The Amorous Friars, or, The Intrigues of a Convent. London: Printed forJ. Fleming, . This book comprises six short anti-clerical novels:

“The History of Donna Miranda Solis,” “The History of Feliciana,”“Jealousy Out-witted: An Italian Novel,” “Basil and Clara: An ItalianNovel,” “Musinot and Mannoa: A French Novel,” and “The En-terprising Friars: A French Novel.”

[, (–), former owner]. , (–).Poems on Several Occasions. London: Printed for Bernard Lintot, .This copy is inscribed: “J. Gay. This Book was presented me bythe Author.”

, (–). Les aventures de Caleb Williams. Paris:H. Agasse, l’an de la République []. In two volumes. Firstedition in French of the English social philosopher’s novel Caleb

Williams ().

, (–), ed. Papers Relative to the Late Negotiation

with Spain, and the Taking of Falkland’s Island from the English. London:Printed for J. Almon, [i.e., ]. Johnson was putting togetherthis book at about the time he was beginning his Thoughts on the Late

Transactions Respecting Falkland’s Islands.

, . The Rambler. Dublin: Printed by George Faulkner,. Six volumes in three. The first Dublin edition.

, (–). Gebirus, poema. Oxonii: ExcuduntR. Slatter et J. Munday, . Landor’s own Latin translation ofhis epic poem Gebir, originally published in English in .

[, . . ( , –), former owner]., (–). The Flaming Terrapin. London: JonathanCape, . Presentation copy to T. E. Lawrence, with enclosedletter from the author. It was at Lawrence’s urging that the bookwas published.

Love’s Posie, or, A Collection of Seven and Twenty Love-Letters, Both in

Verse and Prose, That Lately Pass’d Betwixt a Gentleman and a Very Young

Lady in France. London: Printed for Joseph Hindmarsh, . Thefirst and only edition of an early English epistolary novel.

, (fl. –). The Curate of Coventry: A Tale. London:Printed for F. Newbery, . A novel about an innocent curate, abeautiful young heiress, and the heiress’s aunt, a lady with a Quix-otic appetite for romances.

The Rock of Modrec, or, The Legend of Sir Eltram: An Ethical Romance.

Translated fom an Ancient British Manuscript, Lately Discovered among the

Ruins of an Abbey in North Wales. London: Printed for W. Bent, .This story of Sir Eltram and the lady Matilda preceded the Matildaof “Monk” Lewis’s novel by three years.

, (–). The Duenna, or, Double Elope-

ment: A Comic-Opera, as Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden:

For the Voice, Harpsichord, or Violin. London: Printed for C. and S.Thompson, . A playhouse copy of the vocal score of the lightopera written by Sheridan in collaboration with his father-in-lawand brother-in-law. Though the edition is engraved throughout,this copy has nine additional pages of music in manuscript.

, (fl. –). The Stage-Coach: Containing the Charac-

ter of Mr. Manly, and the History of His Fellow-Travellers. London: Printedfor T. Osborne, . The first edition of the first of three novelsby Miss Smythies. This title went through several editions in Englishand was published in a Russian translation in .

, . Ascensus & descensus mercurii in barometro pendent

ex gravitate aeris & vi ejus elastica; Idea spiritus non est æque clara ac idea

corporis. Cambridge, . Two university poems by the great-uncleof the novelist Anthony Trollope.

— . Curator, Robert H. Taylor Collection

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During the academic year –, the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Li-

brary received the following manuscripts, which augment or supplement exist-

ing papers or established collections.

. Records measuring linear feetfrom the ’s Southern Regional Office, principally document-ing civil rights cases and other civil liberties issues in the Southbetween and the present. Closed for at least ten years underthe terms of the gift. Gift of the American Civil Liberties Union.

. Records measuring linear feetand twenty-five large scrapbooks documenting the history of the

Council since . The records are currently on deposit, but areopen for research if at least twenty-five years old. Deposit of theCouncil on Foreign Relations.

, . Photographic prints and negatives taken byStevenson’s son, John Fell Stevenson, for Magnum Photos. Sub-jects include trips to Russia and Latin America, Nikita Khrushchev’svisit to Iowa, Christmas at the Stevenson home in Libertyville, Illi-nois, and the Democratic National Convention in . Gift ofCornell Capa.

— Curator, Public Policy Papers

The following imprints, photographs, objects, and prints were added to the

Princeton Collections of Western Americana during the academic year –

. Unless otherwise noted, all were purchased on the fund established by

the bequest of Dr. J. Monroe Thorington, Class of .

, . Santa Clara Co. Ranchos. San Jose, Calif.: Harlan-Young Press, .

, . More Horse Sense: The Secrets of Breaking, Training and

Educating Unbroken and Vicious Horses, vols. Las Animas, Colorado,–.

, . The Cowboy Sings: Traditional Songs of the

Western Frontier Arranged for General Singing. New York: Paull-PioneerMusic Corp., .

, . Buffalo Bill Bids You Good Bye. New York, ?

, . The Romance of the Ranchos. Los Angeles: Title In-surance and Trust Company, .

. (publisher). “Corrals, Eaton’s Ranch, Wolf, Wyoming,”ca. . Photographic postcard.

Treasure Chest of Cowboy Songs. New York: Treasure Chest Publica-tions, .

, . “Mexican Selling Hot Tamalies,” Denver, Colo-rado, ca. . Albumen print.

, (–). “Burros in a Santa Fe Street,”Santa Fe, New Mexico, ca. . Albumen stereo prints.

, . Picturesque Old Mexico. Denver: Chain Hardy& Co., .

, . “Santa Fe from Ft. Marcy,” Santa Fe,New Mexico, ca. . Albumen print.

. “Coffee Drying under Tropical Sun,Orizaba Peak in Distance,” Mexico, . Albumen stereo prints.

, (–). “Burro Train,” New Mexico, . Etching.

, . Nuestra gente: Imágenes a través de la lente de Walter

Reuter de a . Mexico City: Grupo Financiero Mexival Banpaís,[].

“Santa Fe from Ft. Marcy,” albumen print by William Henry Jackson, ca. .Princeton Collections of Western Americana, Rare Books and Special Collections,

Princeton University Library.

, . The Journal of Jose Salaices, –. Santa Fe: NewMexico, Press of the Palace of the Governors, .

“San Miguel Church.” Santa Fe, New Mexico, ca. . Albumenprint.

, . Retratos nuevomexicanos: A Collection of Hispanic New

Mexican Photography. Taos, New Mexico: Millicent Rogers Museum,.

All American Indian Days [Program]. Sheridan, Wyoming, .

American Indian Arts: October through November , . Los Angeles:Otis Art Institute, .

. “Two Views of a Pima[?] Gathering,” Ari-zona, ca. . Albumen prints.

Art des Indiens d’Amerique du Nord. Paris, .

Art of Africa, Oceania and the Americas from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs.

Morton Sosland. Waterville, Maine: Colby College Art Museum, .

Art of the Northwest Coast Indian from the Lasser Collection. Boston: LeonardM. Lasser, .

The Art of the Pueblo. Coral Gables, Fla.: Lowe Art Museum, .

, . . Im Urwalde Bei den roten Indianern. Dresden: JustusNaumann Buchhandlung, .

, . . “Blackfeet Encampment,” Glacier National Park, Mon-tana, . Silver print.

, . . “Blackfeet Indians,” Glacier National Park, Montana,ca. . Silver print.

, . . “Blackfeet Indians Gaming within a Square of Tour-ists,” Glacier National Park, Montana, .

, . . “Blackfeet Indians in a Circle with Tourists,” GlacierNational Park, Montana, . Silver print.

, . Mimbres Painted Pottery. New York: Bykert Gal-lery, n.d.

, (–). “Plains Indian in Com-pound with Tents,” n.p., ca. . Albumen print.

, . . “Indian Cadet,” Albuquerque, New Mexico,ca. . Albumen print.

, . The American Indian: An Exhibition of Paintings by George

Catlin. Palm Beach, Fla.: Society of the Four Arts, [].

, . Mâts totémiques de la côte Nord-Ouest de

l’Amérique du Nord. Paris: Musée de l’homme, .

. Thirty-seventh Annual Cherokee In-

dian Fair [Program]. Cherokee, North Carolina, .

. A Souvenir Book of Photographic

Views of the Chilocco Indian Training School. Chilocco, Oklahoma, .

, . “Indian Woman in Buckskin and Beads,” Chi-cago, . Silver print.

, . “Two Indian Women in Buckskin Dresses,” Chi-cago, . Silver print.

, (–). “Six Men in Feather Bonnets,” n.p.,ca. . Silver print.

, . . . ., . Indians at School. Farmington, Maine,ca. .

, . “Sitka Training School Indian Wedding,” Sitka,Alaska, ca. . Albumen print.

, . A Seventeenth-Century Pennacook Quilled Pouch.Salem, Mass.: Peabody Museum, [].

, ., . . . Wind Chant and

Night Chant, Sand Paintings. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Museum ofArt, .

-, . The American Indian: An Overview of the Issues.Santa Fe, New Mexico, .

, , . . Art of a Van-

ished Race: The Mimbres Classic Black-on-White. Woodland, Calif.: Dillon-Tyler, .

, . . Aus der Heimath des Rothen Mannes. Milwaukee, Wis.:G. Brumder, .

, (publisher). “International Panama-California Expo-sition, San Diego.” Nine views of the Southwest Indian exhibit,San Diego, California, . Photographic postcards.

, . Dat So La Lee: Queen of the Washo Basket Makers.Carson City: Nevada State Museum, .

, . Kiss of the Fur Queen. Toronto: Doubleday, .Gift of Frank E. Richards.

, . (–). “Pueblo of Santa Domingo,” NewMexico, ca. . Albumen print.

Indian Art of the Northwest Coast. La Jolla, Calif.: Art Center in LaJolla, .

“The Indian Bazaar,” Victoria, British Columbia, ca. . Albu-men print mounted on trade card.

“Indian Woman with Basket,” Songhees, Victoria Island, BritishColumbia, ca. . Albumen print.

“Invincible Society,” Carlisle Indian School?, Carlisle, Pennsylva-nia?, ca. . Albumen print.

“Iron Tail, the Famous Indian Chief,” n.p., ca. . Photographicpostcard.

. “Mother of Sidney Siweni with Child,” Chicasha, IndianTerritory, ca. . Albumen print.

, (–). “Caves of the Cliff Dwellersnear Espino,” Bandelier, New Mexico, ca. . Albumen print.

, . “Gualpi [Walpi],” The Hopi Villages,Arizona, . Albumen print.

, . “House of the Capitan of Tegua [Tewa],”The Hopi Villages, Arizona, . Albumen print.

, (–). “Hopi Man at a Loom,” TheHopi Villages, . Silver print.

, . “Navajo Family at a Summer Hogan,”Arizona, . Silver print.

“Kachinas”: April through May , , Los Angeles: Otis Art In-stitute, .

. “Faschingsumzug in Dresden: Indianer auf Motorradern,”Dresden, Germany, . Photographic postcard.

, , . The Navajo Weaving Tra-

dition: to the Present. New York: Dutton, .

, (–). “Corn Dance, with MountedMen,” Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico, ca. . Cyanotype print.

, . “Foot Races,” Pueblo of Isleta, NewMexico, . Cyanotype print.

, (b. ). “Navajo with Child and Saddle,” NavajoReservation, Arizona, ca. . Silver print.

, . . “Blackfeet Indian Pow Wow,” St. Mary’s Lake, Gla-cier National Park, Montana, July . Silver print.

, , . (b. ). “Cold Moon,” The Hopi Villages,Arizona, . Color print.

, . (–). “Yellow Dog Sign Talking,” n.p.,ca. . Photographic postcard.

, . Come to Our Salmon Feast. Portland,Ore.: Binfords & Mort, [].

, . An Exhibition of Masks, Occult and Utilitarian.Bloomfield Hills, Mich.: Cranbook Institute of Science, .

, (–). “The Olla, Comacita,” Laguna Pueblo,New Mexico, ca. . Silver print.

, . “Peso-Thalanny (Much Money),” Navajo, Arizona,ca. . Silver print.

, (–). “Harvest at San Juan,” San Juan Pueblo,New Mexico, ca. . Etching.

. Manuscripts and photographs documenting amission near Jewett (now Liberty), New Mexico, ca. –.

Navajo and Hopi [Telephone] Directory. Gallup, New Mexico, .

. “Avuasonta,” n.p., September . Silver print.

Order of the Arrow Handbook. Irving, Texas: Boy Scouts of America,.

“Osage Woman,” Newkirk, Oklahoma?, ca. . Full plate tintype.

, . “Pueblo Indian Girl at Isleta,” Isleta Pueblo, NewMexico, ca. . Albumen print.

, . “A Street Scene in Sitka Showing the Waythe Indians Gather . . . to Sell Old Indian Curiosities,” Sitka, Alaska,. Albumen print.

, . Towards the Pole: A Catalogue of the Eskimo Collec-

tions. Exeter, England: City of Exeter Museums and Art Gallery,.

---. “Blackfoot Indian,” Glacier National Park, Mon-tana, . Albumen print.

“Plains Man with Peace Medal and Wife,” n.p., ca. . Silverprint.

, . The Sioux, –: A Dakota Winter Count. BloomfieldHills, Mich.: Cranbrook Institute of Science, .

“Pueblo Indian Woman with Shawl in a Room with Baskets andKachinas,” The Hopi Villages?, Arizona, ca. . Albumen print.

“Pueblo Indians at Tewa House, Phantom Cliff Cañon, Manitou,Colo.,” Colorado Springs, Colorado, ca. . Photographic post-card.

“Rationing Indians,” Ft. Whipple, Arizona, ca. . Albumen print.

, . Classification and Description of Indian

Stone Artifacts. Gunnison: Colorado Archaeological Society, .

, . . Historic Indian Portraits, Peace

Jubilee Collection. Salt Lake City, Utah: Historic Indian Publishers, .

, . . “Maka-Oyakapi.” Guyot’s Elementary Geography in the Da-

kota Language. New York: Scribner, Armstrong & Co., .

, . Amerika einst und jetzt: Populäre Schilderungen der Länder

und der Lebensweise. Berlin: Verlagsdruckerei Merkur, n.d.

, . American Indian Material in the Newark Mu-

seum. Newark, N.J.: Newark Museum Association, .

“Scenes at an Indian School,” n.p., ca. . Eleven silver prints.

“St. Mary’s Boarding School for Indian Children on the RosebudReserve D. T.,” Rosebud, South Dakota, ca. . Albumen print.

“A Seminole Group with Bow and Arrow,” Florida, ca. . Sil-ver print.

, . The North American Indian: Description of an Exhibit in

the Newark Museum. Newark, N.J.: Printed for the Museum Associa-tion of Newark, .

, . The Noble Savage: The American Indian in Art. Phila-delphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum, .

, . Die Kunst der Naturvölker und der Vorzeit. Berlin:Propyläen-verlag, .

, . . “Home Sweet Home.” Two trade cards depictingan American Indian and an organ grinder, New York City, ca..

, . “‘Curley,’ Sole Survivor [of ] Custer Battle,”Sheridan, Wyoming, ca. . Photographic postcard.

, . Words and Deeds: Natives, Europeans, and Writing in

Eastern North America, –. Philadelphia: Rosenbach Museumand Library, .

, . Lucassie Tookalook Povungnituk. Mannheim,Germany, .

“Two [Mohave?] Indians on a Bridge,” n.p., n.d. Silver print.

.. . “Shoshone Women Doing Bead Work,” ShoshoneAgency, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, ca. . Silver print.

“Ute Encampment[?] with White Visitor,” Colorado?, ca. .Albumen print.

Vessel and Image: Prehistoric Southwest Indian Pottery. Boulder: Univer-sity of Colorado Department of Fine Arts, .

, . Desert, Mountain, and Island. New York: Presbyte-rian Home Missions, .

. “Navajos in Front of Trading Post,” Ari-zona, ca. . Albumen print.

, . Navajo Blankets from the Collection of Anthony Berlant.Tucson: University of Arizona Museum of Art, .

, . Masks. New York: American Museum of NaturalHistory, .

, (–). “‘Lupe’ Chi-wi-wi, Pueblo ofIsleta, N.M.,” Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico, ca. . Albumen print.

, . “A Trip to Zuni. The Shalako Dancers Plantingthe Plumed Sticks,” Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, . Albumenprint.

. “Life Among the Seminoles: A Seminole Weavesa Scarf,” Florida, . Silver print.

. “Navajos CombingHair,” Monument Valley, Utah, n.d. Silver print.

, . “Drawing of a Hogan and Corrals,” MonumentValley, Arizona, ca. . A pencil-and-crayon drawing by the Na-vajo artist laid into Bernard Wolf ’s Tinker and the Medicine Man,New York, .

, . Jewed ‘I-Hoi: Earth Movements: A Collection of Poems in

O‘odham and English. Tucson, Arizona, .

, . (b. ). One of the camera lenses manu-factured by Zimmerman and sold in St. Paul, Minnesota, from on. On the lens is engraved “Zimmerman Bros., St. Paul.”

Colección letras mayas contemporáneas, vols. –, San Cristóbal de LasCasas, Chiapas, Mexico: Instituto Nacional Indigenista, –.

, . Vision Indigena de Chiapas, Exposition Fotografica de

los Tzotziles y los Tzeltzles y Creencias de Chamula. Mexico City, .

El Hargan y el Zopilote, Comedia Tzotzil. Mexico City, .

, , . Lo’ll Maxil Relatos Tzeltales y Tzotziles.San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, .

, ., . . Ancient Ceremonial

Hachas of Southern Mesoamerica. Sacatepéquez, Guatemala, . Copynumber of the Libros San Cristóbal printing.

Programa dilecxto. Escritura Tzotzil de la Escuela Maya. San Cristóbalde Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, .

, . Creencias de nuestros antepesados: fotograf ías,Mexico City: Casa de las Imágenes, .

Slo’il Jtz’ibajom, Cultura de los Indios Mayas: Resita Quincenal. San Cristóbalde Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, .

, . “Colorado Territory.” Speech of Hon. Wil-liam H. Clagett of Montana, in the House of Representatives, and January , Washington, D.C., .

. “No. . Latest by Telegraph, Great Salt LakeCity, Saturday, October ,” Great Salt Lake City, .

“Grave of Kit Carson,” Taos, New Mexico, ca. . Photographicpostcard.

, . . Souvenir of Alaska and Yukon Territory. Seattle, Washing-ton, .

, . . “Garfield and Lake Point,” Great Salt Lake, Utah,ca. . Albumen print.

, . The Cripple Creek Strike of . ColoradoSprings, Colorado, .

, . Negro Civil Rights in California: . Fair Oaks?,Calif.: Sacramento Book Collectors Club, .

“Walker Opera House,” Salt Lake City, Utah, ca. . Albumenstereo prints.

“Buena Vista Drive, Garden of the Gods,” Colorado Springs, Colo-rado, ca. . Albumen print.

, . “Farmer with Celery,” Leavenworth, Kansas, n.d.Silver print.

, . People of the Pacific. Honolulu, Hawaii, .

, . The Youth of Charles M. Weber, Founder

of Stockton. Stockton, Calif.: University of the Pacific, .

, . . “Broadmoor [Hotel],” Broadmoor, Colorado, ca. .Albumen print.

, . “Woman with Horse and Dog outside Photography Stu-dio,” from Pictures, Prescott, Arizona, ca. .

, . A Trip to the States, by the Way of the Yellowstone

and Missouri. Missoula: Montana State University Press, .

, (–). “Ancient Ruins in the Cañonof the Mancos,” Colorado, . Albumen print.

, . “Bird’s Eye View from Capitol Hill, No.,” Omaha, Nebraska, ca. .

, . “Casa del Eco,” Rio San Juan, Colo-rado, . Albumen print.

, . . (publisher). “Mounted Sword Contest,” San Jose, Cali-fornia, ca. . Albumen stereo prints.

“The Keyhole, Long’s Peak,” Colorado, ca. . Albumen print.

“Farmer with Celery,” silver print by Brutus Frichot, Leavenworth, Kansas.Princeton Collections of Western Americana, Rare Books and Special Collections,

Princeton University Library.

. “Grand Canyon from El Tovar Hotel,”Arizona, ca. . Silver stereo prints.

. “Rice Fields near Honolulu,” Hawaii,. Albumen stereo prints.

. “Central City,” Colorado, ca. . Albumenstereo prints.

, . “Horsethief ” Kelley and His Camera. Aspen, Colorado,.

, . Sketches of the Gold Country. Nevada City, Calif.:Nevada City Nugget Press, .

, . Panorama of Silverton, Colorado, . Silver print.

, (d. ). “Hanging Rock, Colo. Div. ....,”Clear Creek, Colorado, ca. . Albumen print.

, . . Artful Deeds in the Life of the Felon, Grovenor Layton: A Tale

of the California Gold Rush. San Francisco: Book Club of California,.

, (b. ). “Bathing Scene,” Santa Monica, Cali-fornia?, ca. . Albumen print.

“A Miner’s Little Daughter Photographing the President—President McKinley and HisLittle Friends of Arizona,” albumen stereo print by Underwood & Underwood, .

Princeton Collections of Western Americana, Rare Books and Special Collections,Princeton University Library.

, (ca. –). “Cathedral Rocks,” Monu-ment Park, Colorado, ca. . Albumen print.

, . “Mt. Watkins, from South Dome,” Yosemite Val-ley, California, . Albumen stereo prints.

. “A Miner’s Little Daughter Photograph-ing the President—President McKinley and His Little Friends ofArizona,” . Albumen stereo prints.

. “Carrying Mountain Sheep down fromthe Storm-Swept Heights of the Gallatin Mountains,” Montana,. Silver stereo prints.

. “In the Heart of a Banana Plantation,”Hawaiian Islands, . Albumen stereo prints.

. “Dwellings of the Homeless-Shelter Builtof Wreckage, near Ruined City Hall,” San Francisco, California,. Silver stereo prints.

. “From Howard and th Strs. over Blocksof Ruins to Post Office and City Hall,” San Francisco, California,. Silver stereo prints.

. “From Kohl Bldg. W. to Fairmont Hoteland Nob Hill, once Rich and Splendid,” San Francisco, Califor-nia, . Silver stereo prints.

. “From Wreck of Famous Chinese Store,Sing Fat & Co., N.E. to Hall of Justice,” San Francisco, California,. Silver stereo prints.

. “Ute Chief Manitou Gusher,” ManitouSprings, Colorado, ca. . Photographic postcard.

Welcome to Pacific Grove “The Beautiful” on Monterey Bay, California.Monterey, California, .

. “Only Buffalo Team in theWorld, Owned by Bob Yocum, Ft. Pierre, S.D.,” Ft. Pierre, SouthDakota, ca. . Photographic postcard.

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and Experiences of Sixty-Four Years’ Residence in that State. Oakland, Calif.:De Witt & Snelling, .

— . Curator, The Princeton Collections of Western Americana