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(4.0 Boxes)The Wells family photograph albums and scrapbook include photographs of H.G. Wells and Catherine Wells, their sons G.P. Wells and Frank Wells, and other individuals. The photographs encompass a variety of subjects, such as landscapes, exterior and interior architecture, everyday scenes, picnics, formal portraits, and family portraits. Some albums contain ...
(120.0 Cubic Feet)The Wells family photograph albums and scrapbook include photographs of H.G. Wells and Catherine Wells, their sons G.P. Wells and Frank Wells, and other individuals. The photographs encompass a variety of subjects, such as landscapes, exterior and interior architecture, everyday scenes, picnics, formal portraits, and family portraits. Some albums contain ...
(1.0 Boxes)Letters, account books, and receipts concerning Hacienda De Xochimanga.
(30.0 Cubic Feet)Richard Harwell is a prolific author and editor of literature on the Civil War and the Reconstruction periods. His collection of 1200 Confederate imprints and 900 Civil War publications contains documents of the Confederate Congress, as well as other publications of the period.
(9.0 Cubic Feet)Papers of Sir Robert Heath consists of letters, documents, commonplace book, and a diary relating to London legal life, Parliament, the royal prerogative, prosecution of recusants, Star-Chamber prosecutions, Puritanism, English Civil War, personal and family matters and English agriculture. Correspondents include Arthur Parfey, Richard Lour, Mary Morley, Lucy Heath, John ...
(16.5 Cubic Feet)The Ben Hecht collection includes all of the author's first editions (several signed or inscribed), many British and first paperback editions, as well as a selection of reprints. Special attention is paid to variants. Also included are mimeographed copies of five of his screenplays, and Hecht's agent's typescript of the ...
(3.0 Letters)3 A.L.S from writer, Ben Hecht. 1) To Eugene Brewster January 22, 1925. 2) To Oscar Borron August 31, 1954. 3) To Charles R. Condon December 14, 1959.
(3.0 Cubic Feet)Collection of architectural drawings and set designs by Edward Held, who worked on the design of Disneyland Theme Park and on the sets of numerous films from the 1930s through the 1950s. See [u][b]Administrative/Biographical History[/b][/u] for more information.
(21.0 Cubic Feet)Throughout her life, Sarah Gofseyeff Heller advocated for the Zionist movement, American Jewish women, the establishment of a Jewish immigrant community in the United States, and the State of Israel. The Gofseyeff family were Polish Jews from a shtetl that was destroyed during the Holocaust. The Sarah G. Heller Materials ...
(38.0 Cubic Feet)Papers of George Hendrick, emeritus professor of English at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Also contains documents and correspondence collected by George Hendrick of various individuals such as Carl Sandburg and Samel Arthur Jones.
(2275.0 Volumes)The Henning Larsen Scandinavian Folklore Collection consists of 2 parts: 275 volumes mainly of the works of Peter Christen Asbjornsen and Jorgen Engebretsen Moe, nineteenth-century collectors and publishers of Norwegian folktales and legends. Also includes 25 mainly first edition Ibsen plays. 2,000 volumes from Larsen's private library consisting largely of books on ...
(27.0 Cubic Feet)Flodden W. Heron was a bibliographer and collector of rare materials on Lewis Carroll. He published the following articles on the subject: "The 1866 Appleton Alice" in The Colophon 1.3 (1935): 422-7; "Lewis Carroll, amateur photographer: the story of two photographs" Camera Craft (Nov.1938): 507-511; and "Lewis Carroll: Inventor of ...
(1.0 Letters)A.L.S from "Mariano Herrera" to Harrison S. Kerrick dated Jan 16, 1926. Col. Harrison Summers Kerrick created the code of conduct on how to properly handle and display the U.S. flag which was adopted by the United States Congress.
(33.0 Linear Feet)Marvin T. Herrick (1899 - 1966) was a member of the UIUC Department of English whose interests led him to select for the library primarily sixteenth century editions of early Italian drama. The collection was named for him at the time of his death.
(186.0 Cubic Feet)The collection consists of publications by classical economists as Adam Smith, Malthus, Thornton, J. B. Sayl, Lord Lauderdale, James and John Stuart Mill, Robert Torrens and David Ricardo, almost completely included in first editions.
(0.75 Linear Feet)This collection contains 155 manuscripts from the Jacob H. Hollander collection. The manuscripts are predominantly letters discussing 18th- and 19th-century theories of political economics in Europe. Other topics of correspondence include the publication of economic monographs, discussions about social engagements, and letters of introduction. Several of the later letters in ...
(3.0 Cubic Feet)This collection contains 155 manuscripts from the Jacob H. Hollander collection. The manuscripts are predominantly letters discussing 18th- and 19th-century theories of political economics in Europe. Other topics of correspondence include the publication of economic monographs, discussions about social engagements, and letters of introduction. Several of the later letters in ...
(27.0 Cubic Feet)The Theodore Dreiser (1871-1945) collection was assembled by Hugh C. Atkinson, former UIUC University Librarian. It includes 223 first editions, along with later editions and variant issues, of Dreiser's publications. Included in the collection is one of only twelve original copies of [i]Tragic America[/i] (1936). The collection was donated by ...
(10.5 Cubic Feet)Henry C. Hutchins of Yale University was a scholar and bibliographer of Defoe. His collection contains works by Defoe and his contemporary polemicists, among other eighteenth century works, especially travel literature and translations from the French.

