Partington, Wilfred, b. 1888. "Letter-Books of Wilfred Partington. Typescripts of Selected Letters: Vol. II: 1929-1931," carbon copy (MS.S., typewritten: 123 p.), (1929-1931)

You might also be interested in

• Image not available

  Partington, Wilfred, b. 1888. "Letter-Books of Wilfred Partington. Chronological List of Correspondents and Typescripts of Selected Letters: Vol. I: 1919-1921," carbon copy (MS.S., typewritten: 112 p.), (1919-1921)

  Manuscripts

  With autograph corrections and notes. Cataloger's Note: the "Chronological List of Correspondents" appears to be missing. Also, many of the originals of these letters are in the collection, but a significant number have been removed by Partington, including original letters by: Max Beerbohm, Joseph Conrad, H. Rider Haggard, William Orpen, and Thomas James Wise.

  PAR 33(1)

• Image not available

  Partington, Wilfred, b. 1888. "Letter-Books of Wilfred Partington. Typescripts of Selected Letters: Vol. II: 1932-1936," carbon copy (MS.S., typewritten: 109 p.), (1932-1936)

  Manuscripts

  With autograph corrections and notes. Followed by: "Letters not addressed to [Partington], but with which [he] was concerned…"

  PAR 34(2)

• Image not available

  Partington, Wilfred, b. 1888. 1 letter to John Kirkby, 1871-, carbon copy (L.S., typewritten: 1 p.), ([ca. 1931]?)

  Manuscripts

  The collection consists of manuscripts by Partington, James Agate, Jessie Conrad, R. B. Cunninghame Grahame, John Kirkby, and H. D. C. Pepler; these manuscripts include articles, essays, personal narratives, poems, and short stories. The correspondence mainly relates to Partington's work with the Bookman's journal, his books about Sir Walter Scott, and his various literary endeavors. The main subjects of these letters reflect the work and interests of Partington, including bibliography, forgery, and the authors Joseph Conrad, Sir Walter Scott, William Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde and Thomas James Wise. There are also letters by Partington, mainly carbon copies, and a small group of letters from his family and friends. The collection also includes his research files and a small amount of ehpemera.

  PAR 957

• Image not available

  Walpole, Hugh, Sir, 1884-1941. 1 letter to Wilfred Partington, b. 1888, L. (typewritten: 1 p.), (1929, Apr. 30), London (Eng.)

  Manuscripts

  Note: marked "copy." Cataloger's Note: this letter is a typewritten copy made by Partington and includes his "Explanatory" note. On the verso is a photostat of the autograph inscriptions by both Partington & Walpole in the Haggard novel, Eric Brighteyes. Please see letters from James Edward Scott, Mar. 31 & June 30, 1946, who was the new owner of the Haggard volume.

  PAR 1291

• Image not available

  [Partington, Wilfred, b. 1888]. 1 letter to Arthur St. John Adcock, 1864-1930, carbon copy (L., typewritten: 1 p.), (1929, Sep. 10)

  Manuscripts

  The collection consists of manuscripts by Partington, James Agate, Jessie Conrad, R. B. Cunninghame Grahame, John Kirkby, and H. D. C. Pepler; these manuscripts include articles, essays, personal narratives, poems, and short stories. The correspondence mainly relates to Partington's work with the Bookman's journal, his books about Sir Walter Scott, and his various literary endeavors. The main subjects of these letters reflect the work and interests of Partington, including bibliography, forgery, and the authors Joseph Conrad, Sir Walter Scott, William Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde and Thomas James Wise. There are also letters by Partington, mainly carbon copies, and a small group of letters from his family and friends. The collection also includes his research files and a small amount of ehpemera.

  PAR 926

• Image not available

  [Partington, Wilfred, b. 1888]. 1 letter to Arthur St. John Adcock, 1864-1930, carbon copy (L., typewritten: 1 p.), (1929, Sep. 5)

  Manuscripts

  The collection consists of manuscripts by Partington, James Agate, Jessie Conrad, R. B. Cunninghame Grahame, John Kirkby, and H. D. C. Pepler; these manuscripts include articles, essays, personal narratives, poems, and short stories. The correspondence mainly relates to Partington's work with the Bookman's journal, his books about Sir Walter Scott, and his various literary endeavors. The main subjects of these letters reflect the work and interests of Partington, including bibliography, forgery, and the authors Joseph Conrad, Sir Walter Scott, William Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde and Thomas James Wise. There are also letters by Partington, mainly carbon copies, and a small group of letters from his family and friends. The collection also includes his research files and a small amount of ehpemera.

  PAR 925