Collectibles and Original Historical Documents

Paddy Chayefsky. American playwright of Broadway, TV and films. T.L.S., 1951, carbon copy signed by him, approving royalty arrangements made with Mrs.

Elmer Rice. American playwright, Pulitzer Prize winner. Two T.Ls.S., 1949, carbon copies to The Theatre Guild, N.Y., from Rice, each authentically sig

Sidney Howard. American playwright, author of The Knew What They Wanted, which won Pulitzer Prize in 1925, and numerous other plays. Wrote film script

Lowell Thomas. Author of many books on travel; radio news commentator for decades; appointed by Pres. Wilson to prepare a historical record of World W

Helen MacInnes. Best-selling author of mysteries and adventure stories. Inscription and signature on sheet, 5 1/2x 8, below which she has written eigh

Edgar A. Guest. Popular poet of 1920s, his work syndicated. T.L.S. on Detroit Free Press letterhead, 1935, advising that he is sending "a bit o...

Edgar Lee Masters. Lawyer who turned to writing, producing such classics as Spoon River Anthology (1915), Lincoln - The man (1931), Blood of the Proph

James Purdy. Author of Malcolm, The Nephew, etc. T.L.S., Brooklyn, N.Y., no date, advising that he is sending "a line from The Nephew...Malcolm...

Edward Everett Hale. Author of The Man Without a Country. A.Q.S., "Look up and now Down, Look Forward and not Back, Look Out and not In Lend A ...

Alex Haley. Author of Roots, the TV version of which drew more than 130 million viewers, the book selling 1.6 million copies in its first six months.