A Fine Selection of Manuscripts and Documents - Session 2

MARGARET MITCHELL: (1900 - 1949) American author, a Pulitzer Prize winner for her epic novel "Gone With the Wind". Good content T.L.S. &qu...

RUDYARD KIPLING: (1865 - 1936) English writer and Nobel Prize winner. Among his works are The Jungle Book, Captains Courageous and Kim. A.L.S. 1p. 12m

(LOUISA M. ALCOTT): (1832 - 1888) American author and Civil War nurse who wrote Little Women and Little Men. A great Americana relic from the home of

CHAIM NACHMAN BIALIK: (1873 - 1934) Hebrew poet, called the national poet of his day. Uncommon A.L.S. in Hebrew on a postcard, 1p. 8vo., [n.p., n.d.],

NELLIE BLY: (1864 - 1922) Trail-blazing journalist considered to be the "best reporter in America", pioneered investigative journalism, an...

EDWARD BOK: (1863- 1930) American Pulitzer Prize-winning author, reformer and editor of Ladies Home Journal, through which he campaigned for suffrage.

THOMAS CARLYLE: (1795 - 1881) Scottish author and historian who stressed the need for a strong, paternalistic government and a believer that "h...

PAUL CLAUDEL: (1868 - 1955) French poet and dramatist. Excellent A.Ms.S. 2pp. 4to., Mount Kisco, Sep. 11, 1929, a lengthy discourse titled "The...

JAMES FENIMORE COOPER: (1789 - 1851) American novelist. When challenged by his wife to write, he created the classics The Last of the Mohicans and The

NOEL COWARD: (1899 - 1973) English actor, author and playwright, he wrote "Mad About the Boy" and "Some Day I'll Find You" S...