Box 1

This is a poem on three yellow (legal paper) pages with a sketch crossed out on the first page.

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

This newspaper clipping has a group of men and women. The caption reads "At the Palace of a King Who Believed in Advertising His Greatness--American Delegates on a visit to Louis XIV's palace at Versailles" with a list of names, including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollister.

This is a three page typed letter discussing daily life and regiment news.

These are envelopes with no letters, all with various dates and authors. Some are rather delicate and housed accordingly.

This is a twelve page letter written on four sheets of folded paper. One page has some sketches.

This is an evelope addressed to Paul Hollister; neither the sender nor the date is legible. The envelope front and back have separated and it is extremely delicate.

This is a one page, typed letter from Kenneth Clark to Paul Hollister discussing the death of Alan.

This is a fragile three page letter discussing events since his last letter until he ran out of paper.

This is a 6 page typed letter with a note at the top that it is a copy; page 4 is missing.