Box 15
Contains 52 Results:
Printed proofs "The Queen Who Flew", [1894?]
Corrections by Ford of the firs page proofs of "The Queen Who Flew". Author's last name is incorrectly spelled "Huffer" on the title page. Harvey A5.
TM "The Panel: Act IV", [n.d.]
Part of the dramatization of Ford's novel, with a few ink corrections in Ford's hand. Harvey Cv(4)
AM Pencil sketch of Ford, [n.d.]
Sketch of Ford by an unknown artist.
Printed "Parade's End" Review, [1950]
W. T. Scott's review of the re-issued "Tietjens tetralogy". Printed in the "Providence Journal", Sept 17, 1950.
TMS "Pax!", [n.d.]
Typescript of an essay on the subject of disputes between countries and cultures, especially as it relates to the evolving role of the United States in international affairs. With extensive revisions in red pen and in pencil, the latter apparently in Ford's hand. These corrections were later incorporated into the published version, which appeared in "Harper's" 155, Sept., 1927, pp. 422-430. Harvey D343.
AM & TM "Pearls", [193-?]
Fragmentary manuscript and typescript of a story. Corrections in Ford's hand and a note on Janice Biala's inventory of her former collection states that this story was published "in London."
TMS "Pink Flannel", [before 1922]
A typescript of an apparently unpublished short story. With minor corrections in Ford's hand and a TL to Ford from Curis Brown Ltd. (signed by secretary Angela Easterbrook), Jan. 7, 1922.
TM "Podmore's Brother", [193-?]
A typescript of an unpublished short story and a carbon copy of what appears to be a slightly different version. With minor corrections in typescript version.
AM & TM"Poems & Little Plays" [The Face of the Night], [1901-1904?]
Manuscript and typescript of twenty-two poems which later appeared in "The Face of the Night", 1904. With many minor differences from the published poems and with Ford's corrections throughout. Harvey Ciii(3)