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Books and letters collected by William Harris Arnold of New York

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    William Harris Arnold letter to Henry E. Huntington

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    Also: printed article by Arnold, "The Making of a Book Collector."

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    Schwaikert, Harry. Letter to Charles S. Sprague. Undated. New York, N.Y

    Manuscripts

    The collection is divided into two series, Correspondence (arranged in alphabetical order, by author) and Ephemera. The Correspondence consists mainly of letters between investors and employees of the Charles S. Sprague Co. from the mid-1910s regarding their investments in mining stocks, including the Goldfield Merger. The letters indicate that many of the mining operations were not yielding profits. The Ephemera includes receipts and blank buy order forms.

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    Schwaikert, Harry. Letter to Charles S. Sprague. 1914, Jan.5. New York, N.Y

    Manuscripts

    The collection is divided into two series, Correspondence (arranged in alphabetical order, by author) and Ephemera. The Correspondence consists mainly of letters between investors and employees of the Charles S. Sprague Co. from the mid-1910s regarding their investments in mining stocks, including the Goldfield Merger. The letters indicate that many of the mining operations were not yielding profits. The Ephemera includes receipts and blank buy order forms.

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    Schwaikert, Harry. Letter to Charles S. Sprague. 1916, May 1. New York, N.Y

    Manuscripts

    The collection is divided into two series, Correspondence (arranged in alphabetical order, by author) and Ephemera. The Correspondence consists mainly of letters between investors and employees of the Charles S. Sprague Co. from the mid-1910s regarding their investments in mining stocks, including the Goldfield Merger. The letters indicate that many of the mining operations were not yielding profits. The Ephemera includes receipts and blank buy order forms.

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    Schwaikert, Harry. Letter to Charles S. Sprague. 1913, Nov.15. New York, N.Y

    Manuscripts

    The collection is divided into two series, Correspondence (arranged in alphabetical order, by author) and Ephemera. The Correspondence consists mainly of letters between investors and employees of the Charles S. Sprague Co. from the mid-1910s regarding their investments in mining stocks, including the Goldfield Merger. The letters indicate that many of the mining operations were not yielding profits. The Ephemera includes receipts and blank buy order forms.

    mssSprague Co

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    Schwaikert, Harry. Letter to Charles S. Sprague. 1913, Nov.7. New York, N.Y

    Manuscripts

    The collection is divided into two series, Correspondence (arranged in alphabetical order, by author) and Ephemera. The Correspondence consists mainly of letters between investors and employees of the Charles S. Sprague Co. from the mid-1910s regarding their investments in mining stocks, including the Goldfield Merger. The letters indicate that many of the mining operations were not yielding profits. The Ephemera includes receipts and blank buy order forms.

    mssSprague Co