Hollister, Paul Merrick, 1890-1970

This is an envelope without a letter; it is stamped from London on July 18, but there is no year. It was mailed to Paul M. Hollister's Davenport House in New York.

This is a typed, six page story written by Paul M. Hollister, with penciled in handwritten edits and corrections added.

This is a typed letter on Famous Players-Lasky Corporation letterhead. Dague mentions sending a copy of Buck's first letter, that "it is really a corking one."

This is an eight page letter written on two folded sheets of paper, with text and color sketches of a boat, a hat, various people, and a bridge that Paul M. Hollister wrote to his son; the date has no year.

This is a five page letter written on two sheets of paper (one of which has been folded). The letter is on American YMCA Expeditionary Force letterhead, but a postscript has been added on Knights of Columbus letterhead.

This letter addressed to Paul M. Hollister is written on both sides each of three sheets of paper in heavy black ink. The author mentions wanting to acknowledge Paul's thoughtfulness and his X-mas card.

This is a 4 page letter written in black ink on a single, folded sheet of paper with an accompanying envelope.

This is a fragile typed letter on faded paper, with handwritten edits added. Parell mentions hoping to see Hollister from time to time, and also "we will endeavor to elect you president of the Assassination of Commerce, although you may think the electric chair is preferable."

This is a small, handwritten card to acknowledge receipt of a Christmas card from the Hollisters and reply with Christmas greetings in kind.

This is a two page handwritten letter with an accompanying envelope; he mentions receiving letters from her mother.