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This book review of "The Still Master Stephen Crane: An Omnibus" was written by Albert Guerard. At the top is a handwritten note that reads "SRL 11-15-52."

This short book review has a penciled in note that reads "The New Yorker 5/2/53" on the left but no review author listed.

This journal clipping features a poem titled "For Stephen Crane" written by James Trusler. At the top of the page is a handwritten note "Poet and Critic Fall, 1964 vol. 1. no. 1"

This clipping was cut from "The Courier" Syracuse Univ. Library Assoc. No. 25" (penciled in note at the top). It is officially undated but the article references "a few months ago... November 1965."

This small clipping is a letter to the editor from R.W. Stallman asking for letters by or on Stephen Crane, published in the Herald Tribune Books.

This newspaper clipping has multiple letters to the editor, including one from R.W. Stallman asking if any readers possessed or knew of private letters written by Crane. A handwritten note at the top reads "L Times Lit [S?] in faded black ink.

This small letter to the editor has a handwritten note on the side that reads "NY H-T 4/27/52" and consists of R.W. Stallman asking if any readers possessed or knew of letters written by Stephen Crane.

This black and white photograph of Stephen Crane was printed in a newspaper or magazine with the caption "Stephen Crane By courtesy of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc." with no other captions, notes, or dates added.

These pages from the American Mercury Correspondence include a letter from a Mr. Richmond Barrett of Newport, Rhode Island, about stories of his family's connection to Stephen Crane. In the top left corner, handwritten in red pencil is the note "6/34."

This clipping, titled Chronicle and Comment, was published in the Bookman (N.Y.) in December 1902. On one side there is a caricature of Jerome K. Jerome that is unrelated.