Box 1

Recto contain 11 loose pages from British Weekly which talks about J.M Barrie, in addition is a loose envelope. There is an envelope and a page of a letter pasted to the page, it is difficult to read who the letter is addressed to.

Verso is empty.

Recto is a collection of 4 letters that are pasted on to the page, some identifiable signatures are from Swan Sonnenschien and Edwin Arnold.

verso side is empty.

Recto page contains 4 letters pasted to the page. One letter is signed by Karl Blind, other letters are unidentifiable.

Verso has a picture of Mr Burnand in his study writing on a page, a photograph by H.S. Mendelson

Recto side has 3 peices of paper with writing on the, one has been signed by F.C Burnand

Verso has a piece of a book from A group of eastern romances and stories By W. A. Clouston.

Recto has 2 loose items and 4 letters pasted to the page. The loose items include a post card addressed from Glasgow, Scotland and a letter signed by Mabel Collins. Letters that are attached are signed by Henry. M. Baird and F.H. Bradley

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Recto has 4 letters attached to the page, one is signed by J.F.Crane. Other correspondence is to Swan Sonnenschein but unclear who they are from.

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Recto has 5 letters attached to the page. The senders of correspondence are unclear due to handwriting.

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Recto has thre letters attached to the page. All pieces are correspondence but sender is unidentifiable because of handwriting.

Verso has two pictures on the page. One is of J. K. Chayne and Mr Hall Caine, both pictures are portraits from the shoulders up.

Recto contains 5 articles, two are loose and 3 are pasted to the page. The loose items are pictures of Mr. Hall Caine. One picture is a headshot of him and the other shows him sat down looking at the camera. The 3 pasted items contain correspondence one is signed by J. Churton Collins and T.K. Chayne.

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Recto contains 4 pieces of correspondence from multiple sources. Senders are unidentifiable due to handwriting.

Verso is empty.