Manuscripts
Notebooks and address books
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[Russell, Elizabeth Mary, Countess, 1866-1941.] [Notebook], A.MS. (139 p.), ([ca. 1900?])
Manuscripts
Includes: early versions of The Pastor's Wife and early scenarios of "Ellen in Germany"(?). Note: Notebook was started from both front and back but pages were numbered consecutively by the cataloger; middle pages are blank, partially in pencil.
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Orders notebooks
Manuscripts
The collection documents multiple generations of the Sakai, Kozawa, Kawakami, and related families primarily in the Los Angeles area from approximately 1890 to 2017 and the family business, Tokio Florist. Family papers contain correspondence, notebooks, property and other records, publications, ephemera, and artifacts. Also present are business records, architectural drawings, and other material related to Tokio Florist, especially at its Hyperion Avenue location, and other family floral business locations in Los Angeles. The collection contains extensive photographic material, including photo albums, snapshots, formal studio portraits, and panoramic photographs. Some correspondence, publications, and photographs document various family members' experiences while incarcerated at the Manzanar War Relocation Center during World War II. Family papers and photographs also pertain to extended family in and visits to Japan.
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Notebooks and address books
Manuscripts
Includes cards from a Rolodex (box 9).
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Christopher Isherwood's Address book : loose pages
Manuscripts
(129 p.). Note: in pencil; removed from small brown leather multi-ring notebook, now cataloged separately.
Folder 1
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Publications and clippings
Manuscripts
Two Manzanar publications are present (box 12): Gathas and Service, published by the Manzanar Buddhist Church, Block 13-15, in English and Japanese, 1944; and Our World yearbook published by Manzanar High School, 1944, which appears to have belonged to the youngest Sakai daughter, Miyoko Violet, and has a few added inscriptions. Other publications include souvenir booklets for Los Angeles Nisei Week Festival from 1958 to 1961 (box 13), a calligraphy manual, an English/Japanese dictionary, magazines and newsletters such as Life and the Los Angeles Times Magazine, a collection of Aunt Rose's (Etsuko Sakai) recipes, and a souvenir magazine commemorating the marriage of Japanese Crown Prince Akihito to Michiko Shoda in 1959.
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Notebook
Visual Materials
Chiefly blank undated notebook with three pages containing handwritten titles for some of the photographs, devised by an unidentified person.
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