Bonhams: Fine Books & Manuscripts, 29535, New York

The Joy of Cooking.

Typed Letter Signed ("Sivvy") to "Dear mother...", unpublished, noting the submission of a 20 pp short story to Colliers,

Autograph Letter Signed ("Rainer Maria"), to Elisa ("Du, Liebe"), near Zurich, December 13, 1920,

Annotated Carbon Typescript Signed ("Antoine de Saint-Exupery"), in French,

Three early letters, two typed and one autograph, signed ("Jerry Salinger" and "Jerry") to Deirdre Cooney discussing his own writing,

Frankenstein; or The Modern Prometheus.

Autograph Manuscript Signed ("Robert Louis Stevenson"), a fair copy of his "Desiderata," his 1873 memorandum on life,

Dracula.

Autograph Manuscript for "Cagliostro," his brief biography of Joseph Balsamo, known as "Cagliostro," forming the complete Chapter II, Section B of ,

Autograph Manuscript, being a note on the instruction of the use of parts of speech in the English language,

Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World. In Four Parts. By Lemuel Gulliver

Autograph Manuscript for his "Sonnet to Victor Hugo" and "Birthday Ode for the Anniversary Festival of Victor Hugo," apparently the printer's manuscript from ,

Leaves of Grass.

Autograph Letter Signed ("Virginia Woolf") to Paul Colin sending her books and discussing the French translation of "The Mark on the Wall,"

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt Whitman") to James Russell Lowell at the Atlantic offering the poem "1861" for publication,

The Good Gray Poet: A Vindication.

A Woman's Estimate of Walt Whitman. @Letters to W. @M. @Rossetti. IN: , Volume VII, No. 5,

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt Whitman") to John Burroughs recommending his brother George Washington Whitman to assist with building Burroughs's Riverby, and complimenting his ,

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt") to John Burroughs on the death of Burroughs nephew,

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt Whitman") to John Burroughs agreeing in principle to his Lincoln lecture, and suggesting the April 14 date (""),

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt Whitman") to John Burroughs, working to promote his Lincoln lectures, the first which was given April 14, 1878,

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt") to John Burroughs enclosing a letter from Tennyson [not present], and he sells a set of his works now and then.

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt Whitman") to Alfred Janson Bloor regarding his letter to the Tribune quoting Bloor's defense of actors, and requesting Bloor's account of Lincoln's death as heard through Clara Harris,

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt Whitman") to John Burroughs reporting on a trip to the Stafford farm, and asking after Burroughs Delaware River boat trip, the source of Burroughs Pepacton

Autograph Letter Signed ("Walt") to John Burroughs asking for help in stopping the Worthington piracies,