Box 1

This article was published by Palais Universitaire in Strasbourg. At the top is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads "Crane p182 (also Steinbeck p249)."

This is a Friday edition of the university newspaper. The headline concerns a student volunteering for combat duty in Vietnam. In the top right corner is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads "Crane p5."

This is an article that reproduced correspondence between Joseph Conrad and Stephen and Cora Crane between April 1898 and April 1901. It was published by The Bookman in June of 1929 with an introduction and conclusion by the editors Norman Mitchell Hill and Carl Bohnenberger.

This is a photocopy of an article written by Joseph Conrad that was published in The London Mercury, vol. 1, no. 2 which was issued in December 1919. The volume, issue and date have been handwritten in the top right corner in blue ink.

This is a 5 page set of photocopy of a book chapter about Stephen Crane. Typed within the area of the original book is the information "from AUTHORS AND I by C. Lewis Hind New York and London, 1921." The photocopy paper has very faintly yellowed.

This is a photocopy of an undated letter written by Stephen Crane, addressed to "My dear Friend" where he discusses writing as agreed, from Lake View, N.J., for the week to come and sending deepest sympathy and 'persistent wishes for the well-fare of you and yours."

This is a single page taken from The Bookman, with the information "Bookman Iv 31" written in pencil in the upper left hand corner. An article about Stephen Crane's book The Red Badge of Courage takes a column and a half, written by Jun. Burton. There is also a column of advertisements on the back.

This is a small folder with a couple of extremely short stories, each with different authors.

This is a small newspaper clipping from the 'Everyman' with a book review and short biography of Stephen Crane.

This is a book review from Time, about R.W. Stallman's book "Stephen Crane" with a photograph of Crane smoking a pipe in 1898.