Manuscripts
Album of works for Jack London's "Children of the Frost,"
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Print of an illustration of Jack London's Wolf House
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Limited edition full-color print of an illustration of Jack London's Wolf House in Glen Ellen, California, as it would have looked when completed, originally drawn in 1983, and created as a limited edition print in 2007.
mssHM 82461
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Jack London letter to Elinor Glyn
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Jack London letter to English novelist Elinor Glyn about exchanging books and visiting London's ranch in Glen Ellen. The letter is typed; signed by Jack London.
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Jack London notebook
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Although this was originally Jack London's high school geometry notebook, London used it as a scrapbook after the original use. Most of the notebook pages have bits of paper glued onto them with quotes, lists of names (surnames, female names, male names, etc.), as well as lists of words in their vernacular such as "White Southern Vernacular," "Low Irish Vernacular," "California Spanish Vernacular," etc. Most of that material is typewritten but there is also handwritten material by London in the notebook. There are still several pages with mathematical equations in London's hand. Handwritten on the cover: "Jack London - Geometry" and "A.U.A.-'96."
mssHM 80607
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Ephemera: [London, Jack]
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A.N. on an envelope mailed, 1902, Apr. 21, from the Macmillan Company to Jack London. Reads: The Children of the Frost.
HM 61657(c).
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Steven Centanni collection of Jack London, (bulk 1912-1915)
Manuscripts
This collection includes three manuscripts and 26 pieces of ephemera related to American author Jack London (1876-1916) and his second wife, writer Charmian London (1873-1955). The manuscripts consist of one letter from Jeanne Demoulin to Charmian London, dated June 14, 1935 (HM 82423); manuscript notes by Jack London for The Accident (HM 82424); and manuscript notes by Jack London for a New York novel (HM 82425). There is also one box of ephemera which includes three Bosworth Inc. film advertisements for films based on London's works (ca. 1914); a United States Navy recruiting pamphlet citing a letter by London (ca. 1916); an offprint of an article about Finn Haakon Frolich's bust of Jack London ([1915?]); a pamphlet in Esperanto of London's The Strength of the Strong (1914); pamphlets of London's Revolution, The Scab, and The Tramp; a reproduction of a photograph of Charmian London; nine pieces of Charmian London's stationery; and two publishers' advertising booklets for London consisting of one for The Star Rover, and another titled, "Jack London: The Author with the Sales."
mssHM 82423-82425
Jack London Ranch cottage, study
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Interior view of Jack London's study and desk in cottage at Jack London Ranch.
mssJL JLP 87