Box 54
Contains 140 Results:
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford, Feb.28, 1928
London; My dear Ford, I delayed answering your letter of February 14th as I was expecting the formal letter [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford, Feb.28, 1928
London; Dear Sir, We are in receipt of your letter of February 26th asking us to terminate the existing contract. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Ford, Sept.25, 1928
London; My dear Ford, Many thanks for your letter and also for the snapshot. [Signed Gerald Duckworth]
Gerald Duckworth & Co., Ltd. TLS to Arthur Mizener, Nov.5, 1965
London; Dear Sir, Thank you for your letter. Gerald Duckworth died in 1936 [Signed Horder]
Dudeney, Alice TLS to Violet Hunt, May 13, 1909
Surrey; Dear Miss Hunt, Will you please forgive a typed letter; I so rarely write anything.
The Dial Press TLS to Ford, Jun.21, 1938
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: No wonder Stanley Unwin writes to you that it is a privilege to be permitted to publish [Signed Grenville Vernon]
The Dial Press TLS to Ford, Jun.21, 1938
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Thank you for your note containing your brief biographical outline. [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
The Dial Press TLS to Ford, Jul.15, 1938
New York; My dear Ford: Owing to your belief in Mr. Ballbach's novel, we have decided to reconsider [Signed Grenville Vernon]
The Dial Press TLS to Ford, Jul.19, 1938
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: The various material and the various information for which I have asked you has by now all arrived [Signed Burton C. Hoffman]
D., S. W. ALS to Violet Hunt, [1908?]
London; My dear Violet, It is a very pretty article, but as you have written it, there is no reason [Violet Hunt papers]