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This clipping is an article of film reviews, including John Huston's film adaptation of Stephen Crane's book "The Red Badge of Courage." At the top, handwritten in pencil, is a small note that reads "NYT 10/14/51."

This short article, from an unknown publication, details the design and production processes of different books, including Stephen Crane's book "The Red Badge of Courage."

This printed sketch has an unreadable name written in the bottom corner. On the back is handwritten, in pencil, the phrase "Cora Crane?" with no other identifying information.

At the top of this short newspaper clipping is a request from Lillian B. Gilkes for letters written by and to Cora Crane to include in the biography Gilkes was writing about Crane.

This clipping, from a newspaper or magazine, features illustrations of Stephen Crane's book "The Red Badge of Courage" plus illustrations from "Beowulf," "The Canterbury Tales," and "Gulliver's Travels." On the side is an unreadable note handwritten in blue ink.

This sketch was illustrated by Michael Renton. In the lower left corner of the matte is an attached note, printed in black ink, that reads "Brede Place, Sussex Home of Stephen Crane, author of "The Red Badge of Courage," from 1899-1900. Wood Engraving, 3 1/2 [gns]. On the back is a stamp that reads "Ex libris John Bennett Shaw."

This set of papers features an article about Stephen Crane in New Jersey and was published by the New Jersey Historical Society. The front page is a photograph of the building where it was founded and on the back of that page is a stamp that reads "Ex libris John Bennett Shaw."

This article was clipped from the New Yorker; at the top of the front page is a note, handwritten in blue ink, that reads "New Yorker 8/5/61."

This is the Vol.15 No. 8 (Whole Number 139) issue from the F.W. Faxon Company, 83 Francis St. Boston. On page 149 is "Stephen Crane: A Bibliography" By Claude E. Jones.

This is an article about Stephen Crane and the works written about him. At the top of the front page is a note, handwritten in green ink, that reads " 2/6/60 Sat Rev."