Box 33 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Wild West Weekly (combines records for: Street & Smith's
Wild West Weekly; Street & Smith's Wild West)
Mss. purchase cards:
Aug. 1926-Oct. 1938 (13 folders)
Mss. vouchers:
Jan. 1938-Sept. 1939 (7 folders of 17)
Box 34 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Wild West Weekly (continued)
Mss. vouchers: (continued)
Oct. 1939-Aug. 1943 (10 folders of 17)
Mss.:
Inventories of mss., including charge-offs for
1942-1944, and memoranda, 1938-1948, n.d.
"By the Neck Until Dead" / Ward M. Stevens (a.k.a.
Paul S. Powers)
"Chip Laramie and the Injun Devil" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie at Bar Z" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie at Roarin' River" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Blocks the Law" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Gets a Surprise" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Horns In" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie Loses a Herd" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie Loses a Prisoner" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Loses His Credentials" (alternate
title from voucher: "Chip Laramie's Colt
Credentials") / W.E. Carleton (with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Loses the Trail" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Plays a Hunch" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie Quits the Posse" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Rides Home" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie Ropes a Stray" (alternate title from
voucher: "Chip Laramie Plays Out His Hand") /
W.E. Carleton (with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Stops a Lynching" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Swaps Hosses" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie Swings a Loop" / W.E. Carleton (with
voucher)
"Chip Laramie Trails Road Agents" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie Trails Slow Elk" / W.E. Carleton
(with voucher)
"Chip Laramie's Owl-Hoot Amigo" / W.E Carleton
(with voucher)
"Come on, Buck" / A.L.H. Bucklin
"Night Hawks of Black Basin" / Cleve Endicott
"Rampagin' Ransom" / Cleve Endicott
"A Six-Gun Ranch Deal" / Houston Irvine (with R.
Oliphant reader report)
"Wild Horses" (alternate title: "The Flea-Bitten
Gray") / Justin Pate (with memorandum)
Tables of Contents:
Jan. 1930-Dec. 1932 (3 folders of 16)
Box 35 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Wild West Weekly (continued)
Tables of Contents: (continued)
Jan. 1933-Nov. 1943 (13 folders of 16)
The Wizard (combines records for: Cash Gorman (the Wizard))
Mss. vouchers:
May 1940-May 1942
Mss.:
Mss. inventory and memoranda, 1942-1944
"Dollars and Scents" / Arthur Mann
"Iowa's First Millionaire" / Simpson M. Ritter
"Just About Money" / Frank Blighton
"Ulysses Simpson Grant: Commercial Consultant" /
Simpson M. Ritter
Tables of Contents:
Oct. 1940-Aug. 1941
The Yellow Book (New York, N.Y. : 1897)
see The Yellow Kid
The Yellow Kid (combines records for: The Yellow Book (New
York, N.Y. : 1897)
Artwork:
R.F. Outcault drawings (12 color photocopies of
11 original watercolors from the collection)
see Oversize Package #2
You: the Magazine of Beauty
Table of Contents:
Apr./June 1937
Young Men (New York, N.Y. : 1955)
see Bill Barnes Air Adventurer
Your Charm
see Picture-Play Weekly
Miscellaneous Mss.
Inventories of mss., including charge-offs, memoranda,
1937-1945
"Again, in a Stable" / Robert Davis (no ms., galleys,
with editorial note)
"All Rights Reserved" / Charles Alexander (with printed
rejection)
"Ambush" / Warren E. Schutt (with R. Oliphant reader
report, letter, payment note on index card)
"American Silk" / T.T. Flynn (2 copies)
"Anglo-Mania and Its Effects on American Society" (no
author)
Box 36 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Miscellaneous Mss. (continued)
"As It Is Written" / DeLysle Ferree Cass
"Balance All!-" / Olin Lyman (2 copies)
"The Battle to the Strong" / Dorothy Stockbridge (with
another untitled piece)
"Beans and Potatoes" / Stephen A.D. Cox
"The Beast of Bitronto" / Dorothy Stockbridge (2
versions)
"Between Two Stations" / Marjorie Parkinson Berle
"Beyond Life" / R.V. Young
"Bird of Darkness" / R.V. Young
"Black Handed Murder" / Lee Fredericks
"Blood-Mad" / Ro Vere Scott
"Bogus Antiques and American Millionaires" (no author)
"The Bracelet" / Greye La Spina
"Brown Magic" (translated by Lindley) / Andre Maurois
"Canadian National Railways"; "Canadian Pacific
Railways" (no author)
"The Cap of Kao Tsu" / M.L. Eliott
"Captain Darwin's Strange Adventures" (alternate title:
"The Strange Adventures of Captain Darwin") (in 6
parts) / F.H. Goodell (with letter)
"Cashing in on Enthusiasm" / Fred C. Kelly
"The Cat and the Cobra" / Srinvas Ram Wagel (with
editorial note)
"The Cavalier" / Clifford Dowdey
"The Celestial Choir" / Tod Robbins
"Chameleon" / Paul Francis Kerwin
"The Chief Who Ran Away" / Jesse F. Gelders (with
editorial note)
"Chinook" / Gertrude LeWarne Parker
"Circumstances Alter Cases" / Bertram Lebhar
"Come Back to Me" / R.V. Young
The Come-Back (unauthored synopsis)
"A Corner in Mules" / D.C. O'Flaherty
"Courtney Knows" / R.V. Young
"Coward's Courage" / Jack D'Arcy (with editorial note)
"The Crook Detective Agency" / Johnston McCulley
"The Cruise of 'Angel-Cat' Ketcham" / Bolard Blighton
"Cruise Wife" / Leona Fredericks
"Darkest Africa" (partial ms., no author)
"Dead Giveaway" / Theodore Spence
"Deadwood Dick" / Karl Stefan (with letters,
memorandum)
"Death on Wheels" / Christopher B. Booth (with note)
"Death Was a Countersign" / Jack Curran
"The Debatable Ground" / Eric A. Darling
"The Decision" / L.M. Hussey
"Deep-Sea Evidence" / Dorothy Stockbridge (from pages
of Top-Notch, with memorandum)
"The Diamond Devil" (partial ms., no author)
"The Disease of Position" / Carrolton Carey
"The Double Mission" / Paschal N. Strong
"Down Below" (alternate title: "The Robber") / Bertrand
L. Shurtleff
"The Duchess in Pursuit" / I.A.R. Wylie (with erratum)
"The Dynamite Special" / R.V. Young
"The Enchanted Canyon" / Frank Blighton (with
memorandum)
"The Engagement Present" / Harry J. Flinkman
"The Exiles of Warsaw; or: The Prisoners of the Czar" /
Bracebridge Hemyngs (2 holograph mss. in 3
folders)
"Exit" / Ben Botkiss (with editorial note)
"The Falling Death" / George L. Eaton
"Fate Walks in Silence" / R.V. Young
"Fear There Was" / R.V. Young
"Flight of the Soul" / R.V. Young
"The Flower of Suda" / Harriet Lewis (paste-up from
unidentified periodical)
"Follow a Shadow" / R.V. Young
"Foolish Virgin" / Herbert J. Salomon
"Fortune Gets Sidetracked" / Ferdinand Berthoud
"Friend of a Friend" / Frank L. Parke
"Frozen Death" / Norman H. White
"Fugitive" / William Tibbetts Brannon
"Fugitive" / Judson Mobley
"Futility" (alternate title: "A Song About Nothing") /
Kenneth P. Wood
"Gallows Key" / Christopher B. Booth (with galleys,
layout)
"The Gem of Kublai Khan" (alternate title: "The Pagan
Ruby") / J. Allan Dunn (with memorandum)
"The Gilded Death" / Bacon (from verso of p. 73 and
mss. inventory #13) (re-numbered pages from
"Chapter III: The Beautiful Adventure")
"The Gilded Youth" / Dorothy Stockbridge (from pages of
Ainslee's)
"A Glass of Beer" / Edward Stevenson
"The Goblin's Treasure House" / Robert Welles Ritchie
(paste-up from the pages of The Popular Magazine)
"The Golden Spider" / "after J. Joseph-Renaud by Robert
Sneddon"
"Good Woman" / James Weber Linn
"Grand Slam" / Paul Ellsworth Triem (2 folders)
"The Graveyard That Paid" / Peri Patein
"The Great Catastrophe" / Murray Leinster (with
editorial note)
"The Grin of Chang-Hi" / Eric A. Darling
Box 37 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Miscellaneous Mss. (continued)
"Guiding Shadows" / Beulah Poynter
"The Hands of Nelse Ruhl" / Edgar Daniel Kramer
"The Hat Doctor" / C.A.R.
"Heads Will Fall" / Nathaniel Nitkin
"A Healthy Looking Corpse" / Pauline Crawford
"Heritage of Death" / Clifford Goodrich (with another
partial version of ms.) (2 folders)
"The Hermit of Bald-Top Mountain" / Elliot Balestier
"His Noble Failures" / George M.A. Cain (with editorial
note)
"Home Town Boy Makes Good" / Ellis Parker Butler
"How To Run Bases" (no author)
"The How When and Where of Success" (in 5 parts) /
Rutherford Scott
"I Believe" / Tod Robbins
"I Like Men Best" / Ruth Abeling
"I'll Marry You If" / Helen Ahern
"In Her Own Hand" / Christopher B. Booth
"In the Cards" / Joseph H. Hernandez
Josh Billings' Philosophy ("copied for Mr. Nanovic from
New York Weekly") (6 folders)
"Key West Stop-Over" / Gladys Wood
"Kicks Come High" / William Merriam Rouse
"The King's Man" / Olaf Aarrestad (a.k.a. O.N. Massey)
(with editorial note)
"King's Ransom" / Dorothy Stockbridge (from the pages
of The Popular Magazine)
"The King's Vow" / Bessie Feldman Brown
"The Lady Had a Method" / James B. Dunne
"Lap-Dogs" (alternate title: "Our Lap-Dogs") / Carolyn
Carter (a.k.a. Carolyn Rapelyea)
"The Lavender Ghost" / W.B.M. Ferguson
"A Leaf from the Kaiser's Book. Chapter One: The Bomb
Thrower" (no author) ms. bears designation "The
omitted Chapter of Episode V"
"The Legends of Rockymount, Virginia" / O.V. Gundlach
"The Legion Calls the Roll" / S.G. Pond
"Light and Darkness" / R.V. Young
"The Lobbygow" / Idwal Jones
"The Man of the Forty Faces Second Series no. 2: the
Riddle of the Tenth Day" / T.W. Hanshew?
"The Man of the Forty Faces Second Series no. 5: the
Riddle of the Amsterdam Diamonds" / T.W. Hanshew?
(with editorial note)
"The Man Who Saw the Sea on Fire" / Carroll E. Robb
"A Man's Making" / S.S. Gordon (S.G. Shaw) (with
editorial note)
"Many Are the Ways" / R.V. Young
"A Marriage of Honor" / John Chancellor
"Melting Point" / R.V. Young
"The Men With the Scars" / Howard Fitzalan (paste-up
from the pages of The Popular Magazine)
"The Militant Meekling" (alternate title: "Yaller") /
Lester Lear (with another version)
"Mimi Pinson" / Alfred de Musset (with Contes, VI in
series Oeuvres Completes de Alfred de Musset,
nouv. ed., from which selection has been
translated)
"Miscast" (alternate title: "The Wrong Role") / Henry
Leverage
"Mr. Davy Jones Jr." / Edmund Elliot (a.k.a. Elliot
Balestier
"The Moving Points" / R.V. Young
"Murder By Mail: a Pinklin West Story" / Thorne Miller
(a.k.a. Chris B. Booth?) (partial ms.)
"Museum Piece" / Beverley Owen
"Muskeeters [sic] of the Marne" / A.B. Ility (H.
Bedford-Jones)
"The Narrative of 'Z. Roe Cypher, Esq.'" (alternate
title: "The Good in the Worst of Us") / George
Bronson-Stoward (with editorial notes)
"Navy Cross" / Dale DeV. Kier
"Next Move?" / John Fellows (with editorial note)
"New Wine Skins" / J. Irby Koon
"No Pawn for Glamour" / Edward J. McKinney
"On Asgard's Brink" / Olaf Aarrestad (a.k.a. O.N.
Massey) (with editorial note)
"On Society and the American Navy Including an
Interview with Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan" /
Frank S. Arnett
"On Society in the American Army Including an Interview
with Major General Frederick D. Grant" / Frank S.
Arnett
"On Society in the Land of the Sultan Including an
Interview with Hon. Oscar S. Straus" / Frank S.
Arnett
Box 38 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Miscellaneous Mss. (continued)
"On Strollers and Society Including an Interview with
the Late Sir Henry Irving" / Frank S. Arnett
"On the Dog" / Olaf Aarrestad (a.k.a. O.N. Massey)
"One Ear and the Man" / Frank J. Leahy
"One Leg in Limbo" / Clint Osborne and Elizabeth Evans
"One Man's Valley" / Van Cort (with rejection)
"One Must Be Chosen" / Hal Annas
"The Open Door" / Dorothy Bennett
"The Orchid of Romance" (alternate title: "The Orchid
of Creeping Terror") / Donald Bayne Hobart (with
editorial note)
"The Other Way" / Clifford Dowdey
"Our Fingerprint Department" / Benjamin Call
"The Oxidization of Inspector Swinny" / Frank Blighton
"Perilous Street" / Jesse F. Gelders
"Piano Jim" / Bertrand W. Sinclair (paste-up from the
pages of The Popular Magazine)
"The Pin of Death. Chapter I. A Legacy of Mystery" /
Christopher B. Booth (partial ms.)
"Po'h Boy" / Mary Stoddard MacFee
"Port o' London (alternate title: "Ships from Seven
Seas") / M.[arie] L.[ouise] Eliott
"Port of Call" / J.M. Hoffman
"Practical Detective Talks" / Cyrus Chapin
"The Prey" / R.V. Young
"The Price of Success" / Bertrand Royal
"The Quests of Matthew Quaintance" / Mattock Hurlingham
"Reason Versus Sentiment" / Lillian Beynon Thomas (with
R. Oliphant reader report)
"The Reign of Misrule" / Jesse F. Gelders
"The Report of Byan Jay" / Russ Meservey
"Retreat" / Clifford Dowdey (with editorial note)
"Richard David Morton, Soldier of Chance" / Mark Miller
(from inventory)
"Richard Wagner's Baton" / Frederick R. Burton
"The St. Nicholas 'Gig'" / Oscar Hatch Hawley
"Santa Claws" / Theodore Seixas Solomons
"The Scarlet Dragon" / Philip [L.] Scruggs
"Seaman's Doom" / H.S. Derrickson
"Secret Service Stories" / Andrew Craig
"Seven Ages of Woman" / Robert E. Dean (together with
other witicisms/fillers by L.D. Kerns, Bill
Levine)
"Shanghai Nights" / Edgar Daniel Kramer
"She Knew She Was Good" / Henri Duvernois
"Sheltered Daughters" / Howard Fitzalan
"The Silent Witness" / Nicholas Silver (a.k.a.
Frederick Faust)
"Silver Street" / Edward L. McKenna
"The Sinking Swamp" / William MacMillan
Sketchbook of drawings by H. Edwards (with letter)
"The Slave of Sacramento" / Horace Fish
"The Smart Guy" / Edward J. McKinney (with printed
rejection)
"Smouldering Fires" / R.V. Young
"The Son of Old Eli" / Charles Kroth Moser (with
editorial note)
"The Songs of the Spheres" / Frank Blighton (2 copies)
"Sorrow in Sin" / R.V. Young
"Speed" / Mary N.S. Whiteley
"The Striking Fate" / R.V. Young
"Sugar Is Sweet" / Gyneth Y. Johnson
"Sunrise" / H. Charles McDermott
"The Swamp Outlaw; or: Life in the Louisiana Lowlands"
/ Edward Sylvester Ellis (a.k.a. Captain [Emerson]
Rodman) (with unsigned holograph reader report) (2
folders)
"The Taste of Life" / Georges Surdez
"Teeth of War" / Lee Fredericks (with Newsweek
clipping)
"The Three Pellets" / Adele de Leeuw
"Thrills Without Frills" / J.R. Henderson
"To a May Fly at Dusk" / Lydia Kingsway
"To Hell With Horses" / Lewis Ort
"The Train Dispatcher" / Marlbury L. Thompson
"Tremble, My Love" / Contessa Fairfax Colt (H.C. Colt)
"The Trials of Commander McTurk" (preliminary sketch) /
C.J. Cutcliffe Hynes
"Troubled Waters" / William MacLeod Raine
"The Truth About the Advertising Profession" / Roy
Kammerman
"Twenty -- Twenty-four" / John H. Compton (with
editorial note)
"Twenty-five Thousand Dollars" / Jack Woodford (with
re-typed version incorporating some revisions)
"The Twisted Room" / Vail Vernon (with E.C. Richards
reader report)
"Under False Colors" / Harry J. Flinkman
"W.W. Protects Posterity" / Sheldon Wills (with re-
typed version)
"Wanted: Angel" / Ria A. Niccoli
"What It Was" / R.V. Young
"When I Remember Marcia" / Margaret Manners
"When Last Seen . . . " / Mortimer Braus
"Whirlwind" / R.V. Young
"The White Dove" / Perry E. Hackett
"The White Draught" / James Barr (from the pages of The
Red Magazine, with card to editor of The Popular
Magazine suggesting inclusion, and indicating the
initiation of a copyright search)
"The White-Goat Sacrifice" (alternate title: "The
Spitting Swede") / Charles M. Boone (with
editorial note)
"Who Made That Match?" / Eleanor O'Malley Dillon
"Who's Loony Now?" / R.E. Dupuy
"Wild-Fire" (alternate titles: "Atoms and the Man";
"The Atomic Gun"; "The Atomic Menace"; "The Brass
Camera"; "The Red-Eyes"; "The Irresistibles";
"Sowers of Strife") / L.H. Robbins
"With the Rattle" / R.V. Young
"The Wolf Pack Chapter XXII: Heart and Hand" / Caroline
Lockhart
"The Wood Phantom" (alternate title: "The Spectre of
the Woods") / Edward Sylvester Ellis (a.k.a. R.M.
Hawthorne) (4 folders)
Box 39 Editorial Files (by title) (continued)
Miscellaneous Mss. (continued)
"Woodland Lore" (in 7 parts) / Morton A. Howard
"Writhing Branches" (alternate titles: "Nero's Villa";
"The Man Eating Tree") / J. Joseph-Renaud
"Yankees Chivalrous" (alternate titles: "A Yankee
Knight"; "Sam Dutton, Knight"; "The Chivalry of
Sam Dutton"; "Yankee Gallants"; "Yankees Gallant")
/ L.H. Robbins (partial ms. [Chapter] "I. The
Miracle")
"A Yellow Hero?" / M. Henderson
"The Yellow Mark of Courage" / Philip Scruggs (with
editorial note)
Untitled ms. (partial) / Frank W. Chase (with letter,
edited pp. 23-40, new last chapter)
Untitled ms. / Frederick Faust for Western Story
Magazine
Untitled / Ruth Jones
Untitled / I. M. Marsal (with printed rejection)
Untitled ms. (no author)
Untitled ms. (no author, p. 1 lacking)
Fragments from 3 unidentified mss. (p. 30; pp. 17,
18, 20; pp. 26-44)
Motion Picture Department Mss.
Contracts - 1914-1935 (3 folders)
Inventory of "transactions of Carl Milligan around
1920"
Inventories of mss., 1937, n.d.
"The Black Company" / W.B.M. Ferguson (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine) (5 copies in 2
folders)
"The Blucher of Wheat" / George Bronson-Howard
(published under name: Howard Fitzallan)
"The Chase of the Christmas Gold Brick" / Francis Lynde
(published under name: Edmund Dagobert in The
Popular Magazine) (3 copies)
"The Detour" / L.H. Robbins (originally appeared in The
Popular Magazine)
"Devised and Bequeathed" / Donn Byrne (2 copies)
"Feet of Clay" / W.B.M. Ferguson (published under name:
William Morton in The Popular Magazine) (2 copies)
"Flat Gold" / James B. Hendryx (2 copies)
"The Forty-Ninth Talesman" / Holman Day (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine) (2 copies)
"The Gashing Fiddlers" / Holman Day (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine) (2 copies)
"It's a Man's Country" / Arthur Chapman (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine)
"The Keeper of the Keys" / W. Beall Baldwin (a.k.a.
Louis Joseph Vance) (originally appeared in The
Popular Magazine)
"Little Sister of the Stars" / A.M. Chisholm
"Mock Don Yuen Meditates" / Lemuel L. Le Bra (published
under name: Lemuel L. De Bra)
"One Day's Work" / Peter B. Kyne
"The Psychomancers" / Holman [F.] Day (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine) (3 copies)
"Robber's Roost" / William McLeod Raine (published
under name: William MacLeod Raine in The Popular
Magazine) (3 copies)
"The Springs of Youth" / William H. Hamby (2 copies)
"The Test" / Louis Joseph Vance (originally appeared in
The Popular Magazine)
"The Tolliver Tangle" / Louis Joseph Vance (published
under name: George Parsons Bradford)
"The Treasure and the Secret Word" / Thomas McMorrow (3
copies)
"A Two-Spot in the Big Game" / Holman Day (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine) (3 copies)
"The Unknown Quantity" / Howard Fielding (originally
appeared in The Popular Magazine)
"The Yield" / Louis Joseph Vance (published under name:
J. Colville-Johnston) (2 copies)
Box 40 Miscellaneous Editorial Files
Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd. - 1950-1962,
n.d.
Bindery estimates:
American Book Bindery
Butler-Ward Company
Decorative Designers
Ives
North River
Wolf/Wolfe/Wolff
Miscellaneous
Bragin, Charles - 1943-1958, n.d.
Brown, Curtis - list of stories sold
Chelsea House:
Book rights purchased - 1924-Mar. 1935
Catalog of publications (1933)
see Promotional material: Catalogs
Contracts with authors - 1921-1927, n.d.
Copyright transfers to authors (2) - 1930
Correspondence, memoranda - 1924-1935, 1951, n.d.
Destruction of printing plates, 1934 (arr.
alphabetically by author in one folder):
Beale, Will
Booth, Christopher
Buck, Charles Neville
Chisholm, A. M.
Clark, Ellery H.
Daniels, J. E.
Faust, Frederick
Fellom, James
Ferguson, W. B. M.
Gilbert, George
Hamby, William H.
Hankins, Arthur Preston
Kauffman, Reginald W.
Landon, Herman
Livingston, Armstrong
Lynde, Francis
MacIsaac, Fred
Perry, Clay
Poate, Ernest M.
Treynor, Albert N.
Winter, William West
Inventories of books
Inventories of sheet stock - American Book Bindery
- 1940-1942, n.d.
Popular copyright contracts:
1923-1938 (4 folders)
A.L. Burt - 1921-1927 (with 1942 letters)
Translations - 1928-1934
Royalty statements - 1924-1927 (4 folders)
Clippings: 1949 (re: cessation of pulp publishing)
Contracts:
Certificate of incorporation of PicPix, Inc.
Popular copyright contracts
see Chelsea House
Miscellaneous - 1905-1919
Standard form (blank) for the sale of magazine
rights
Copyright renewals (by series):
Memo - 1937?
Border #138-#206 [1937-1939]
Eagle and New Eagle #676, #730 [1937, 1938]
Great Western #48-#156 [1937-1939]
Magnet and New Magnet #726-#1351 [1937-1942]
Merriwell #179-#245 [1937-1942]
Critiques:
Assigned:
Arrow Library
Bertha Clay Library
Boys of Liberty Library
Dr. Jack Series
Harkaway Library
Magnet Library
Unassigned (by author):
Cobb, Benjamin F.
Cobb, Sylvanus
De Morgan, John
Fleming, May Agnes
Hardenbrook, William Ten Eyck
Hawks, Wells
Hornung, Ernest William
Lee, Margaret
McCardell, Roy
Raymond, Evelyn
Sheldon, Georgie
Unassigned (by title): (2 folders)
[Alexandre] Dumas translations:
Correspondence of and memoranda relating to Henry
Llewellyn Williams - 1902-1903, n.d.
Critique: The Lovely Lady Hamilton
"Hints to artist" re: Dumas' The Tower of Nesle
Miscellaneous
Financial:
Art vouchers (miscellaneous):
By originator A-Z (7 folders)
Mss. vouchers (miscellaneous):
By author A-Z
Calculations and notes - 1904, 1937, n.d.
Inventory of series:
Notebook contents disbound:
Adventure Library - 1926-1931
Alger Series - 1926-1933
Great Western Library - 1927-1932
Love Story Library - 1926-1932
Merriwell/Standish - 1921-1933
New Bertha Clay Library - 1926-1932
New Eagle Series - 1926-1932
New Magnet Library - 1926-1933
Round the World Library - 1926-1931
Burt L. Standish Library
see Merriwell/Standish
Western Story Library - 1927-1930
Other:
[Bertha] Clay Library (no. 241-249) - 1904
Favorite Library (no. 251-325) - n.d.
Harkaway Library - ca. 1904
Miscellaneous
Box 41 Miscellaneous Editorial Files (continued)
Lists of authors' stories from Street & Smith
publications (individual authors A-Z): (2 folders)
Adams, Cleve F.
Alger, Horatio
Apple, A. E.
Archibald, Joe
Bond, Lee
Bradbury, Ray
Breslauer, Bernard
Buck, Charles Neville
Cartmill, Cleve
Chapel, Charles E.
Chapin, Cyrus
Chester, George Randolph
Cook, William Wallace
Dent, Lester
Dingle, A. E.
Dunning, Hal
England, George Allan
Ervin, Patrick
see Howard, Robert Ervin
Fearn, John Russell
Ferguson [W. B. M.?]
Ferrill, Benjamin F.
Gelzer, Jay (Mrs.) (a.k.a. John Paul
Mitchell)
Gibson, Walter B.
Gregory, Jackson
Gross, Michael
Heinlein, Robert A.
Holmes, Mary J.
Howard, Robert Ervin
Irvine, Houston
Jenkins, Will F.
Lewis, Alfred Henry
Liebe, Hapsburg
Lincoln, Joseph C.
Lockhart, Caroline
Mann, Arthur
McClary, Thomas Calvert (a.k.a. Calvin
Peregoy)
McNutt, William Slavens
Mitchell, John Paul
see Gelzer, Jay (Mrs.)
Page, Norvell
Pape, Lee
Penrose, Bernard Lee
Peregoy, Calvin
see McClary, Thomas Calvert
Phillips, Roland Ashford
Powers, Paul S. (a.k.a. Ward M. Stevens)
Randall, William Herbert
Rathborne, St. George
Ridge, Lola
Rohmer, Sax
Rothenberger, Paul
Saltus, Edgar
Sheridan, Phil R.
Smith, Edward H.
Stebbins, Francis L.
Stevens, Ward M.
see Powers, Paul S.
Stillman, Donald
Terhune, Albert Payson
Tinsley, Theodore
Tompkins, Walker
Tuttle, W. C.
Ward, John Lawrence
Ward, J. R.
Wells, H. G.
Whiteley, Mary N. S.
Wire, H. C.
Witwer, H. C.
Lists of authors' stories from Street & Smith
publications (multiple authors)
Lists of newspapers for review copies - 1901, n.d. (2
folders)
Literary Features Ltd. - 1962
Luzzato, Jack (re: word puzzles) - 1944-1948, n.d.
(with "What's in a Brand?" puzzles, Nov. 1947-
Aug./Sept. 1949)
Manuscript transferrals:
By periodical title: (3 folders)
A-Z (on cards)
By date:
1930-1937, n.d. (memoranda)
Memoranda:
Editorial Department organization - Sept. 27, 1937
Internal inquiries and reports about stock -
1903-1904, n.d.
Literary agents who submit to Street and Smith -
Jan. 20, 1939
Manuscripts titles (miscellaneous, i.e. not
assigned to a particular periodical) - 1940,
n.d.
Revised series lists sent to various departments -
1903-1905 (cover notes only, no lists
attached)
Miscellaneous - 1927, 1934, 1938-1939, 1944
[F. Tennyson] Neely, Publisher/Roth, H. William -
correspondence - 1899
Notebooks (2):
1939-1940 compilation of information on
competitors and distributors, as well as data
on Street & Smith periodicals (disbound)
n.d. - personnel and publications records
Orders:
Ainslee's/Select Fiction - 1903-1904, n.y. (by
month, day), n.d. (5 folders)
American News Co. - 1903-1905, 1932
Federal Book Company - 1904-1905, n.d. (3 folders)
Kaufman Advertising Agency - 1903
Miscellaneous - 1903-1904
Daily report, Stock and Returned Goods Department
- June 18, 1900
Photographs:
Indexed (21, in one folder):
1. 79 Seventh Ave., NY - exterior of building
2. Reception room at 15th St., 79 Seventh
Ave.
3. Corridor outside general offices (1906)
4. General office, from the SE (1906)
5. Clarence Vernon's office (1906)
6. Ormond G. Smith's office, from the NW
7. Private office, for out-of-town friends
(1906)
8. Accounting Department, cashier's office
(1906)
9. Composing room
10. Linotype room, from the SE
11. Pressroom, from the SE
12. Pressroom, from the SW (1906)
13. Feeding press, showing flyboy and pressman
(1906)
14. Flatbed press
15. Foundry (1906)
16. Paper stock room (1906)
17. Bindery, showing folding machines (1910)
18. Bindery
19. Book Department (1906)
20. Book Department
21. Freight elevator, 15th Street
Unidentified (5, including an additional print of
one image)
Plate stock inventories:
Books by classification - n.d.
"Books by Edgar Saltus" - n.d.
"Books [for] which Dillingham has the right to use
our plates" - 1904
"Duplicate plates" - n.d.
"A list of unpublished books arranged
alphabetically by titles" - n.d.
Lists arranged by series titles - 1904, n.d. (2
folders)
Miscellaneous - n.d.
Promotional material:
Catalogs:
1899 - Street & Smith's Complete Catalogue
and Order List of Popular Ten Cent
Books
1903 - Cloth Book Department Descriptive List
of Publications
1930 - News Trade Bulletin
1933 - Publications of Chelsea House
1940?- Subscription Price List of Magazines
n.d. - Street & Smith's Arrow Library
Other:
Advertising copy for Campaigning with
Tippecanoe / John H. Whitson
"The Bookseller" complimentary directory of
representatives for July 1903 exhibit
The Greatest Publishing House in the World -
booklet commemorating the 50th
anniversary of Street & Smith ca. 1905
(edited for possible later use)
Submission form for The Publisher's Weekly
Purchases:
American Publishers Corporation:
"List of books sold us carrying royalties"
[Robert] Bonner's Sons:
Catalogue of publications - printed material,
with annotations
Inventory of "illustrations received from
Bonners Sons"
Inventory of plates purchased
Inventories of plates purchased, with
additional pages indicating royalty
agreements
Inventories of titles in The Ledger Library
and The Popular Series
Inventory of "used or discontinued Bonner
books"
[N.L.] Munro:
Golden Hours:
Assignments:
Might and Main Library - n.d.
"New Ten-Cent Library" - n.d.
"Reserved for book publication" -
Nov. 16, 1906
Various - Nov. 16, 1906, n.d.
Inventory of titles arranged by author
Inventories of titles selected for
purchase - 1902-1908, n.d. (3
folders)
Inventories of titles not purchased
or unavailable - 1905, n.d.
Old Cap. Collier Library:
Assignments:
Boys of America - n.d.
Magnet Library - 1903, n.d.
New Secret Service Series - 1903,
n.d.
Nick Carter Weekly - 1903-1904
Old Broadbrim Weekly - 1904, n.d.
The Jesse James Stories - n.d.
Various - 1904, n.d.
Inventories of numbers sold - 1902-1907,
n.d.
Inventories of numbers wanted, reserved,
used, not used, in stock, etc.
Inventories of titles - printed
material
Inventories of titles sold (481)
Inventories of titles sold - 1st-5th
selections
Inventory of "23 selected serials from
Golden Hours in place of 69 Old Cap
Collier stories"
Notes (miscellaneous)
Queries (by date of reply):
1937-1969 (6 folders)
see also Bragin, Charles
Box 42 Miscellaneous Editorial Files (continued)
Record books: (publication and statistical data)
Description
[1]-[13] 1864-1936
Index to record books
For subject analysis of and index to Record
Books see p. 66-79
Re-issues:
Checklist (holograph) of stories from Good News,
possibly for re-use
List of "'Bound-to-Win' stories used in Brave
and Bold and Might and Main"
List of stories from Half-Holiday, Army & Navy,
and Good News available for books
List of "stories in sets edited for Cloth Book
Department"
Micscellany:
Unidentified notes, fragments, and printed
material
Oversize Packages:
1 Bill Barnes Air Adventurer title sequence records:
Contestor engine (drawing by Lee Scott)
Mademoiselle:
Photographs (3) of Elizabeth Ames by Bunny
Adler (with note) #15150
Pic:
"Dan Dailey, a Lucky Hoofer" (layout)
Watercolor drawing "Broadway" #13690
Picture Play Weekly title sequence records:
Elliot, Michael - photographs (6) #5587
Plucer glass photographs (3) #10249
2 The Yellow Kid title sequence records:
R.F. Outcault drawings (12 color photocopies
of 11 original watercolors from the
collection)
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