| Title |
Correspondence of Morison |
| Reference |
MS Add.9812/D |
| Covering Dates |
1913-1967 |
| Extent and Medium |
14 boxes |
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| Content and context |
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Morison's letters were generally dictated to his secretary and typed with a carbon copy. For the most part, it is these carbon copies that make up his outgoing correspondence in this series. (Where his original letters or photocopies of them are included, this fact is noted.) Letters to and from Morison are interfiled in one chronological sequence. Some short compositions by a particular correspondent are included in this series alongside that person's correspondence.
After Morison's death some of his original letters (mostly photocopies) were contributed to the collection by their recipients through Nicolas Barker. A few of these have Barker's annotations or other accompanying notes.
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| Further information |
Morison's original letters to Beatrice Warde, S. H. Steinberg, Ellic Howe, and Oliver Simon, previously put into this series of correspondence, have been removed to the papers of the people to whom they originally belonged. Carbon copies of many of these letters will of course be found here. |
| Manuscripts/MS Add.9812/D contains: |
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1
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Correspondence between Morison and Olive F. Abbott. In this series Miss Abbott's research notes and memoranda (typescript and ms.) are interfiled with correspondence when they are dated or datable from letters. Otherwise they are placed approximately in years (items 4, 7-9). The sequence of correspondence also includes letters between Miss Abbott and French officials and others. Folder 1 = correspondence (1934). Folder 2 = typescript research notes (3-4 Dec. 1934). Folder 3 = correspondence and research notes (1935). Folder 4 = undated research notes (ca. 1935). Folders 5-6 = research notes and correspondence (1936). Folders 7-9 = undated research notes and memoranda (ca. 1936). Folders 10-13 = research notes and correspondence (1937). Folders 14-15 = research notes and correspondence (1938). Folder 16 = research notes and memoranda on the journalist Lewis Goldsmith (ca. 1938). Folder 17 = research notes and correspondence (1946-1952). (Only 2 documents are dated 1946; the rest are from the years 1950-2.). Folder 18 = research notes and correspondence (1953-4). Folders 19-20 = research notes and correspondence including a stat of a document of 1566 (1955). Folder 21 = research notes and correspondence (1956-7). Included are a letter from Morison to Miss Abbott's nephew H. M. Youngman dated 27 June 1955; 2 photographs; and correspondence between Morison and Youngman dated May-July 1958 after Miss Abbott's death. Folder 22 = Memoranda on the Le Bé and Fournier families and other printers and type-cutters (ca. 1950?) . Folder 6 = Memoranda on the English Seminary of St Gregory's in Paris (13 p.) and the 'Suppression des Congrégations' (2 p.; ca. 1953). Miss Abbott was employed by Morison to do research in French archives, mostly in connection with his history of The Times in 1934-8 and later in 1950-7 on French printing history.
ca. 500 sheets in 23 folders in 1 box. |
1934-1958 |
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2
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Correspondence between Morison and Frederick B. Adams. Adams writes as Director of the Pierpont Morgan Library.
6 sheets. |
1957 |
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3
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Correspondence between Morison and Elmer Adler.
3 sheets. |
1959 |
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4
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Letters from Morison to Gladys E. Alexander. Original ms. letters except for 2 photocopies; with 1 Christmas card from Mrs. Alexander to Morison.
22 sheets. |
1939-1958 |
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5
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Letter from Morison to Mary Alexander. Stat of an original manuscript letter.
3 sheets. |
1953 |
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6
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Correspondence between Morison and the American Institute of Graphic Arts. Correspondence is with H. W. Kent. With this are a printed programme for the presentation of the Institute's gold medal to Morison on 5 June 1946; his citation written out in black and red; clippings and transcripts of press reports. Also with these is a printed invitation to a dinner on 20 April 1964 with remarks by Morison.
16 sheets. |
1946-1963 |
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7
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Correspondence between Morison and R. Page Arnot.
15 sheets. |
1952-1967 |
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8
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Letters from John Astor to Morison. Includes a telegram from Violet Astor.
9 sheets. |
1950-1965 |
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9
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Correspondence between Morison and Donald Attwater.
2 sheets. |
1963 |
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10
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Correspondence between Morison and others (A). Correspondents are: Rudolf Adolph, American Peoples Encyclopedia (Franklin J. Meine), E. N. da C. Andrade, the Arts Council of Ireland, A. Aspinall, the Association of British Manufacturers of Printing Machinery.
4 sheets. |
1944-1963 |
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11
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Correspondence between Morison and Arnold Bank. Folder 1 = 1947-1954; with correspondence about Bank's applications for fellowships (1950, 1955). Folder 2 = 1955-1966. Folders 3, 4 = Miscellaneous notes (some stats) by Bank on scripts, probably mostly ca. 1957. Folder 5 = Further notes by Bank, oversize. Folder 6 = a large bifolium containing the New Testament Christmas story in Latin and English written out in a medieval hand by Bank and inscribed to Morison at Christmas 1952, large oversize.
ca. 100 sheets in 4 folders, 1 oversize folder, and 1 large oversize folder. |
1947-1966 |
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12
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Correspondence between Morison and Nicolas Barker.
9 sheets. |
1962-1967 |
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13
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Letter from Christian Barman to Morison. With a typescript 'Design in timetables' (a paper he gave to the Double Crown Club on 13 Oct. 1937). Barman's letter of 12 Apr. 1961 encloses a letter to him from the Deutsche Bundesbahn Hauptverwaltung.
26 sheets. |
1937-1961 |
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14
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Correspondence between Morison and Ann Barnes. Two letters are not precisely datable.
6 sheets. |
1957-1961 |
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15
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Correspondence between Morison and George Barnes. Includes some original letters of Morison (photocopies). With the correspondence are a letter from C. H. St. J. Hornby to Barnes dated 8 June 1942; a photograph of Barnes dated Christmas 1946; copy of a letter from V. A. Demant to Barnes dated 22 Oct. 1948; copies of correspondence between the BBC and the Monotype Corporation dated July-Nov. 1951. Some letters are not precisely dated and are placed approximately in the sequence.
116 sheets in 2 folders. |
1940-1960 |
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16
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Correspondence between Morison and Adele Barrington-Ward.
4 sheets. |
1952-1958 |
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17
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Correspondence between Morison and Mark Barrington-Ward.
16 sheets. |
1951-1967 |
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18
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Letters from Morison to Robert Barrington-Ward. Autograph ms. letters (photocopies).
38 sheets. |
1936-1941 |
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19
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Correspondence between Morison and Simon Barrington-Ward.
4 sheets. |
1967 |
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20
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Correspondence between Morison and Fernand Baudin. With a letter from John Dreyfus to Baudin dated 6 Jan. 1966.
35 sheets. |
1960-1967 |
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21
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Correspondence between Morison and Konrad Bauer.
11 sheets. |
1946-1961 |
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22
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Letters from C. J. Beattie to Morison.
2 sheets. |
1945 |
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23
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Correspondence between Morison and W. Beattie.
8 sheets. |
1945 |
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24
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Correspondence between Morison and Max Beaverbrook. Morison's letters are mostly original ms. letters (photocopies).
47 sheets. |
1948-1964 |
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25
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Correspondence between Morison and May Lamberton Becker.
3 sheets. |
1948-1955 |
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26
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Correspondence between Morison and Paul A. Bennett.
15 sheets. |
1955-1961 |
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27
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Letters from John Betjeman to Morison.
3 sheets. |
1954 |
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28
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Letter from the Bibliographical Society to Morison. Letter from Frank Francis concerning the Gold medal to be presented to Morison; with a typescript draft (carbon copy) of Morison's remarks at the ceremony in Mar. 1948; and a printed copy of the journal of the National Book League for June 1948 containing a report by John Carter.
7 sheets and 1 printed piece (8 leaves). |
1948 |
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29
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Correspondence between Morison and Ludwig Bieler.
8 sheets. |
1948-1957 |
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30
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Letter from Bernhard Bischoff to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1949 |
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31
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Correspondence between Morison and M. H. Black.
35 sheets. |
1953 |
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32
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Correspondence between Morison and Blackfriars Publications. Correspondents are Illtud Evans and A. F. L. Deeson.
6 sheets. |
1955 |
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33
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Correspondence between Morison and Robert G. Blake. Folder 1 = 1926 - 1929, with 5 proofs on slips of old types at Stephenson Blake, and a manuscript page by Morison with 2 slips pasted on. Folder 2 = 1930 - 1945. Morison's letters to Blake in both folders (1929-43) are photocopies.
ca. 55 sheets in 2 folders. |
1926-1945 |
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34
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Correspondence between Morison and Klaus Blanckertz. With a letter from Morison to Edith Zuntz.
15 sheets. |
1945-1948 |
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35
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Correspondence between Morison and Joseph Blumenthal. With a copy of a letter from John Dreyfus to Blumenthal.
3 sheets. |
1965 |
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36
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Correspondence between Morison and the Bodleian Library, Department of Printed Books. Correspondents are L. W. Hanson and R. W. Hunt.
4 sheets. |
1956 |
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37
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Correspondence between Morison and Richmond P. Bond. With a copy of The Periodical Post Boy no. 1, March 1948, a mimeographed newsletter.
18 sheets. |
1948-1950 |
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38
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Correspondence between Morison and Brenden Bracken.
2 sheets. |
1954 |
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39
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Correspondence between Morison and B. H. Breslauer.
12 sheets. |
1955-1962 |
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40
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Correspondence between Morison and Robert Bridges and Monica Bridges. Folder 1 = 1923, including one original letter from Bridges dated 23 Dec. 1923, the others photocopies. Folder 2 = 1925, with a letter from Humphrey Milford to Bridges dated 30 June 1925 and a letter from Bridges to Alfred Ehrman dated 15 Jan. 1926. This letter is ms.; the other letters of Bridges are typescript transcripts. All letters are photocopies. Folder 3 = 1926. There is 1 original letter from Bridges dated 14 Oct. 1926. Others are photocopies, the letters from Bridges being typescript transcripts. Folder 4 = 1927-1929. Folder 5 = undated letters, including a letter from Bridges dated 'Dec. 24'. Most of the letters from Bridges are typescript transcripts dated with month and day but not year. With these are 2 pages from 'A poet in Walton Street', with marginal comments by Morison (photocopy of a typescript transcript). Folder 6 = 3 printed slips showing Elstob Saxon: (a) dated 13 Apr. 1909; (b) marked 'Bridges' alphabet'; (c) headed 'Elstob Saxon with Bridges phonetics'; and 2 printed slips showing Monotype Blado italic with modifications, one marked by Morison 'R. Bridges' Blado fount for use in his Oxford (1927) [sic]'.
108 sheets in 6 folders. |
1923-1929 |
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41
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Correspondence between Morison and the British Broadcasting Corporation. Correspondents include Paul Bonner, E. H. Robertson, and Stanley Williamson.
9 sheets. |
1961-1966 |
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42
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Correspondence between Morison and the British Federation of Master Printers. With a typescript composition 'Design in British printing' by Walter Partridge.
6 sheets. |
1961 |
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43
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Correspondence between Morison and the British Museum Dept. of Printed Books. Correspondents are Frank Francis, R. A. Wilson, and C. B. Oldman. With the letters is a typescript 'Report on the respective merits and demerits of photolitho and collotype facsimiles of incunable type-specimens' dated 20 Jan. 1956.
8 sheets. |
1955-1959 |
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44
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Correspondence between Morison and T. Julian Brown.
4 sheets. |
1960 |
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45
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Letter from Elisabeth W. J. Bueno de Mesquita-Ebbeler to Morison. With two photographs of her collection of printing.
1 sheet and 2 photographs. |
1956 |
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46
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Correspondence between Morison and T. F. Burns. Folder 1 = 1955-1957, with a copy of a letter from David Knowles to Burns. Folder 2 = 1959-1960, with an exchange of letters between Burns and Denis Tegetmeier. Folder 3 = 1961-1964, with a letter from the Frick Collection to Burns.
51 sheets in 3 folders. |
1955-1964 |
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47
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Correspondence between Morison and others (B). Correspondents are: Balding & Mansell, A. A. Balkema, A. A. Barnes, Gustav Barthel, John Bartholomew, John Basing, M. Belgion, L. E. Belkanti (with a tear-sheet of an article by him on Br. John Griffin), the Beauchamp Bookshop, W. Turner Berry, W. R. Bett, Daniel B. Bianchi, Geoffrey Bill, Clifford Bloxham, Wilfred Blunt, A. W. S. Brown, Clive Burn, Basil Burton, J. R. R. Bushnell, Mrs. Butler.
52 sheets and 1 printed item in 2 folders. |
1945-1964 |
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48
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Correspondence between Morison and Max Caflisch. With a letter from Caflisch to Beatrice Warde.
18 sheets. |
1960-1961 |
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49
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Letters from Morison to Anne Carr. Autograph ms. and typescript letters (photocopies).
11 sheets. |
1941-1945 |
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50
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Correspondence between Morison and E. H. Carr. With a typescript memorandum by Carr about his connection with The Times; and tear-sheets and clippings of articles by Carr or about him.
17 sheets and 4 printed pieces in 2 folders. |
1943-1967 |
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51
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Correspondence between Morison and Charles Carrington. Includes an original letter from Morison dated 23 Apr. 1941 with a typescript commentary on the letter by Carrington captioned 'Stanley Morison and bombing Rome' dated Aug. 1968 (both photocopies).
17 sheets. |
1941-1959 |
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52
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Correspondence between Morison and Harry Carter. Including an original typescript letter (photocopy, with an annotation by John Lane, 1930), and a proof of the prospectus for H. Vervliet, Sixteenth-century printing types of the Low Countries.
12 sheets and 1 printed piece. |
1930-1965 |
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53
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Correspondence between Morison and John Carter. Not all Carter's letters are dated and some are placed approximately in the sequence. . Folder 1 = 1942-1950, with a letter from Philip Robinson to Morison dated 4 Aug. 1950. Folder 2 = 1951. Folder 3 = 1952-1953. Folder 4 = 1954, with a copy of a letter from Carter to Philip Hofer dated 27 July 1954. Folder 5 = 1955-1956. Folder 6 = 1957-1958, with a letter from J. Shand to Carter dated 23 Jan. 1957. Folder 7 = 1959-1960, with a galley proof of a review annotated by Carter. Folder 8 = 1961, with an offprint of an article by Carter, inscribed to Morison; and a tear-sheet. Folder 9 = 1962. Folder 10 = 1963-1964, with a letter from Morison to the Chairman of the General Committee of the Garrick Club dated 23 Jan. 1964; a typescript captioned 'Prefatory note to C. P. Scott's article "Newspaper ideals" by Walter Lippmann' (stat), marked by Morison 'File under John Carter'; and postcards from Charles Batey and Harry Carter to John Carter. Folder 11 = 1965-1967, with a printed pamphlet about the John Carter Collection of A. E. Housman, inscribed to Morison.
ca. 240 sheets in 11 folders. |
1942-1967 |
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54
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Correspondence between Morison and Will Carter. With a photograph of an inscription by Carter.
7 sheets and 1 photograph. |
1949-1955 |
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55
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Letter from Morison to Sydney Caslon. With photographs of a French type-specimen, and a copy of The Garamond type a first showing (Cloister Press) (all photocopies, annotated by Nicolas Barker).
8 sheets. |
1921 |
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56
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Correspondence between Morison and John Chancellor.
3 sheets. |
1960 |
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57
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Letter from T. M. Cleland to Morison.
1 sheet (folded) and 1 envelope. |
1963 |
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58
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Letters from Morison to Douglas Cleverdon. Autograph ms. and typescript letters (all photocopies), with a postcard from Hilary Pepler dated 26 Apr. 1928, annotated by Morison for Cleverdon.
73 sheets in 2 folders. |
1925-1932 |
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59
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Correspondence between Morison and Sydney Cockerell. With "Introduction to J. W. Mackail's Life of William Morris (Oxford World's Classics 1950)", a printed pamphlet inscribed '50 copies separately printed for SC' and inscribed to Morison.
17 sheets, 1 pamphlet and 1 envelope. |
1935-1955 |
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60
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Correspondence between Morison and Collins Publishers. Correspondents are W Hope Collins, G. F. Maine.
9 sheets. |
1951-1955 |
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61
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Correspondence between Morison and John Colville. With a letter from Wendy Westover to Morison.
3 sheets. |
1960 |
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62
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Correspondence between Morison and R. Hugh Connolly.
8 sheets. |
1944-1947 |
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63
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Correspondence between Morison and Beatrice Corrigan.
18 sheets. |
1959-1960 |
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64
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Correspondence between Morison and Robert Coulouma.
3 sheets. |
1946 |
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65
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Correspondence between Morison and Richard Cowell.
21 sheets. |
1956-1962 |
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66
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Correspondence between Morison and Hildelith Cumming. With an exchange of letters between Morison and Arthur Crook.
5 sheets. |
1961 |
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67
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Correspondence between Morison and others (C). Correspondents are: Stanley L. Cahn, Philip Caraman, G. V. Carey, Martin Carr, S. W. Carruthers, Sebastian Carter, Edward Catich, Central School of Arts and Crafts (William Johnstone), Christopher Chancellor, Chiswick Press (C. Butfield), Peter S. Clark, Hugh Clegg, Morton N. Cohen, Dennis N. Cole, Frank Colebrook, C. R. Cosens, Howard Coster, Kohler Crous-Vidal, Geoffrey Culliford.
42 sheets. |
1950-1967 |
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68
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Correspondence between Morison and Raymond DaBoll.
6 sheets. |
1956-1967 |
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69
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Correspondence between Morison and Folke Dahl.
14 sheets and 1 envelope. |
1954 |
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70
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Correspondence between Morison and Carl Dair.
5 sheets. |
1965 |
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71
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Correspondence between Morison and M. C. D'Arcy.
6 sheets. |
1948-1965 |
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72
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Letter from P. A. Deimel to Morison.
1 bifolium. |
1925 |
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73
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Correspondence between Morison and Walter Diethelm. With printed specimens of Diethelm-Antiqua.
23 sheets, some folded. |
1945 |
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74
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Correspondence between Morison and David Diringer. With an exchange of letters between Morison and Basil Gray.
8 sheets. |
1956-1958 |
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75
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Correspondence between Morison and Gaylord Donnelley.
6 sheets. |
1958-1964 |
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76
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Correspondence between Morison and secretaries of the Double Crown Club. The chief correspondent is Anthony W. Bell.
10 sheets. |
1945-1960 |
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77
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Letters from H. C. Dowdall to Morison. With a clipping.
3 sheets. |
1946 |
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78
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Correspondence between Morison and Alexander Dru.
16 sheets. |
1964-1967 |
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79
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Correspondence between Morison and the Drukkerij G. H. Thieme. The correspondent is Jan Vermeulen.
6 sheets. |
1961 |
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80
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Correspondence between Morison and B. Dunne. Dunne was Liturgical Director at Burns Oates & Washbourne Ltd.
8 sheets. |
1957-1958 |
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81
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Correspondence between Morison and Kulgin D. Duval.
2 sheets. |
1960 |
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82
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Correspondence of Morison with others (D-E). Correspondents include: O. M. Dalton, Evelyn Mary Dawson, Richard de la Mare, Giuseppe De Luca, J. Martin Dent, Dennis Dobson, Albert de Dorlodot, A. Dormond, David Douglas, K. M. Dowding, Geoffrey Ebbage, Michael Edwards, Alvin Eisenman, M. L. Ettinghausen.
24 sheets. |
1932-1965 |
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83
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Letter from Alfred Fairbank to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1932 |
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84
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Correspondence between Morison and R. B. Fellows.
9 sheets. |
1948-1949 |
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85
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Correspondence between Morison and H. P. R. Finberg. With an exchange of letters between Morison and the University of London; a letter from Kenneth Sisam to Finberg; tear-sheet from The Tablet 9 May 1953 containing an article by Finberg; and a copy of a letter from the Monotype Corporation to Finberg dated 17 Apr. 1962.
30 sheets. |
1929-1962 |
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86
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Correspondence between Morison and R. B. Fishenden.
8 sheets. |
1955-1959 |
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87
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Correspondence between Morison and Peter Fleming.
3 sheets. |
1957-1959 |
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88
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Correspondence between Morison and Desmond Flower.
13 sheets. |
1948-1961 |
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89
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Correspondence between Morison and M. R. D. Foot. With a printed announcement of a re-issued type by the Imprimerie Nationale.
3 sheets. |
1955 |
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90
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Letters from Adrian Fortescue to Morison. Folder 1 = letters to Morison. 2 letters from Fortescue to Francis Meynell (dated 21 Jan. 1916, 7 Feb. 1919) and 2 to Herbert Thurston (dated 8 Jan. 1913 and 26 Apr. 1920) are interfiled. Folder 2 = a pen-and-ink drawing for an illustration to his The lesser eastern churches (1913). Folder 3 = a printed copy of the accounts for St. Hugh's Church, Letchworth (1920); a pamphlet Pacifism: a word with conscientious objectors, by Fortescue; a funeral card (1923); a slip inscribed in Fortescue's hand 'Forte scutum salus ducum'; and tear-sheets of an article 'How the Orthodox Church regards our sacraments' by Fortescue. Folder 4 = an offprint of an article by T. W. Crafer (1914), in a cover re-used from a parish notice written out by Fortescue (the last page of the text of the article, and some titles, are also written out by him). Folder 5 = photocopies of letters from Fortescue to Alice Knottisford-Fortescue and Mrs. Crickmer (and others?) dated 1900-23 (39 sheets).
ca. 100 sheets and 6 printed pieces in 5 folders. |
1913-1923 |
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91
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Letter from Gabriel Fournier to Morison.
2 sheets. |
1959 |
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92
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Letters from Morison to Percy Freer. One letter is an original typescript (photocopy).
2 sheets. |
1948-1955 |
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93
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Letter from Henri Friedlaender to Morison. With a typescript of an article 'Zur Reform der hebräischen Schrift' by Friedlaender. The letter and typescript are photocopies.
9 sheets. |
1932 |
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94
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Correspondence between Morison and Elizabeth Friedlander. A Christmas letter of 1966 encloses an inscription on a bookmark 'To Stanley Morison'. Included are two letters to Morison's secretary M. G. Gasking after his death.
21 sheets. |
1961-1967 |
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95
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Correspondence between Morison and G. T. Friend. With Friend's proofs of an engraving by Denis Tegetmeier; and with a letter from Morison to Brooke Crutchley dated 19 Mar. 1956 conveying the correspondence to him.
9 sheets. |
1945 |
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96
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Correspondence between Morison and Roger Fulford.
7 sheets. |
1953-1967 |
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97
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Correspondence between Morison and Fritz Funke.
3 sheets. |
1956-1961 |
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98
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Correspondence of Morison with others (F). Correspondents are: H. de la Fontaine Verwey, B. Fein, Alan Fern, Maurice Frost.
6 sheets. |
1951-1967 |
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99
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Letters from Morison to Porter Garnett. Autograph ms. and typescript letters (photocopies).
5 sheets. |
1929-1935 |
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100
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Correspondence between Morison and W. W. Garth. Garth was president of Photon, Inc.
4 sheets. |
1954-1955 |
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101
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Correspondence between Morison and Viola Garvin. With a photograph of J. L. Garvin.
33 sheets and 1 photograph. |
1957-1966 |
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102
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Correspondence between Morison and Philip Gaskell. With a printed prospectus and type specimen from the Water Lane Press (1953).
5 sheets and 3 printed pieces. |
1953 |
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103
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Correspondence between Morison and Miriam G. Gasking. Miss Gasking was Morison's secretary. His letters to her are original letters, mostly ms.
ca. 180 sheets in 3 folders. |
1949-1967 |
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104
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Letter from the Gezelschap Nonpareil Amsterdam to Morison. Menu for a dinner dated 6 May 1964, with a manuscript letter to Morison on the verso, signed by various members.
1 sheet. |
1964 |
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105
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Correspondence between Morison and Thomas Gilbey.
3 sheets. |
1948 |
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106
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Correspondence between Morison and E. Ph. Goldschmidt. With a memorandum captioned 'GKDW' on the Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke by Goldschmidt, signed and dated 'autumn 1948'; an offprint from the Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes (1951), with letter to Morison tipped in; and an exchange of letters between Goldschmidt and E. A. Lowe (carbon copies; dated Nov. 1953).
33 sheets. |
1948-1953 |
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107
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Correspondence between Morison and A. M. Gollin.
5 sheets. |
1960 |
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108
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Letter from Frederic W. Goudy to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1946 |
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109
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Correspondence between Morison and Dino Grandi. With copies of an exchange of letters between Grandi and Opera Mundi (Charles Ronsac).
16 sheets. |
1962-1963 |
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110
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Correspondence between Morison and Nicolete Gray. One undated letter is at the end of the sequence.
14 sheets. |
1948-1963 |
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111
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Correspondence between Morison and the Prime Minister's Office. Offers of knighthood to Morison in 1953 and 1962.
8 sheets. |
1953-1962 |
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112
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Correspondence between Morison and T. S. Gregory. With a memorandum by Gregory dated 28 Nov. 1955.
6 sheets. |
1955 |
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113
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Letters from Bernard Griffin to Morison.
2 sheets. |
1945 |
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114
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Correspondence between Morison and the Grolier Club. Correspondents are F. B. Adams and John M. Crawford. With a sheet recording signatures of those present at a meeting on 16 June 1948 addressed by Morison.
5 sheets. |
1948-1959 |
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115
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Letter from Shayam Ratna Gupna to Morison. With 2 clippings.
1 sheet and 2 clippings. |
1950 |
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116
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Correspondence between Morison and Samuel Gurney.
24 sheets. |
1942-1943 |
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117
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Correspondence between Morison and others (G). Correspondents are: William Gardner, Kurt Geschwend, Mary Gill ( a Christmas card), Harold Gillies, Michael Gilmour, E. Gombrich, Tom Gourdie, Denys Gwynn,.
15 sheets. |
1946-1966 |
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118
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Letters from W. J. Haley to Morison.
4 sheets. |
1952-1958 |
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119
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Letters and Christmas cards from Victor Hammer to Morison. The cards are from Carolyn and Victor Hammer. They include various specimens of printing.
ca. 14 sheets. |
1958-1966 |
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120
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Letters from P. M. Handover to Morison. With some other papers related to her. Folder 1 = letters from Handover to Francis Mathew, and miscellaneous letters relating to her trip to Switzerland (1960). Folder 2 = letters to Morison (1958-1964), including a pamphlet 'Raymond Gid: Célébration de la lettre' translated by her, with covering letter to Morison. Folder 3 = composition entitled 'Limey in Lino-land', a typescript (carbon copy) dated Nov. 1962.
65 sheets and 1 pamphlet in 3 folders. |
1960-1964 |
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121
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Correspondence between Morison and Sem Hartz. With a specimen of printing in Hartz's Emergo type; a proof of an engraving for a banknote; and 2 postage stamps designed by him.
18 sheets, some folded. |
1948-1966 |
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122
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Correspondence between Morison and Joan Hassall. With a Christmas card (undated) 'designed & printed' by Hassall.
3 sheets. |
1953 |
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123
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Correspondence between Morison and Ashley Havinden.
6 sheets. |
1962-1966 |
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124
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Letter from James Hayes to Morison. Autograph ms. letter; with an odd envelope dated 1948.
1 sheet, folded, and 1 envelope. |
1948 |
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125
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Correspondence between Morison and Ambrose Heal. Morison's earlier letters are photocopies of original ms. letters.
19 sheets. |
1926-1952 |
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126
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Correspondence between Morison and W. T. Heard.
3 sheets. |
1952-1953 |
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127
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Correspondence between Morison and Patrick Hennessy.
6 sheets. |
1955-1967 |
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128
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Correspondence between Morison and Dominique Hermant.
3 sheets. |
1957 |
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129
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Correspondence between Morison and Werner Herminghaus. With a letter from Hans Kotte to Morison.
4 sheets. |
1955 |
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130
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Correspondence between Morison and Paul Heuer.
5 sheets. |
1959-1960 |
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131
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Correspondence between Morison and A. R. A. Hobson.
3 sheets. |
1957 |
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132
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Correspondence between Morison and C. W. Hobson.
14 sheets. |
1948-1962 |
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133
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Correspondence between Morison and Philip Hofer. Some letters from Morison to Hofer are photocopies of original letters.
26 sheets. |
1939-1965 |
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134
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Correspondence between Morison and John Holroyd-Reece. The letter of Morison dated 10 Sept. 1929 encloses a copy of the Cambridge University Press account to Morison for the printing of The Fleuron no. 6.
15 sheets. |
1929-1957 |
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135
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Letter from C. H. St. J. Hornby to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1943 |
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136
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Letter from Morison to Ronald Horton. Photocopy of a typescript letter (1931); with correspondence between Horton and Nicolas Barker (1968).
8 sheets. |
1931-1968 |
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137
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Correspondence between Morison and Hotel Louvois (Paris). Most of the correspondence is with John V. Beck.
14 sheets. |
1954-1960 |
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138
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Letters from G. Wren Howard to Morison.
3 sheets. |
1956-1962 |
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139
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Correspondence between Morison and Ellic Howe. One letter of 1937 is an original typescript enclosing stats (one with letters pasted on) of a page from a writing book.
13 sheets. |
1937-1960 |
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140
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Correspondence between Morison and Walter Howe. Howe was Design Director at R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co.
8 sheets. |
1956-1957 |
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141
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Correspondence between Morison and Philip Hughes. Some undated items are at the end of the sequence.
34 sheets. |
1945-1964 |
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142
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Correspondence between Morison and R. S. Hutchings.
4 sheets. |
1963 |
|
143
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Correspondence between Morison and Allen Hutt.
9 sheets. |
1957-1961 |
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144
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Correspondence between Morison and Edward Hutton. With a letter from the British Museum to Hutton dated 20 Feb. 1964; and an offprint of an article by him (ca. 1948).
42 sheets and 1 printed piece (22 p.). |
1948-1966 |
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145
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Correspondence between Morison and others (H). Correspondents are: the Halcyon-Commonwealth Foundation, L. W. Hanson, Ernst L. Hauswedell, Denis Hay, the Heritage Press, Mrs. F. D. Heywood, John Hills, Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig, Bernard Homa, F. J. Howe (a letter from Morison to him on writing paper of the Pelican Press dated 18 Feb. 1921), Olive Huggett, Constant Huntington.
23 sheets. |
1921-1965 |
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146
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Correspondence between Morison and Ernest Ingham. Includes printed specimens of the Arrighi type and 'Tory-Garamond roman & italic', the latter one of 20 copies printed at the Fanfare Press, 1926. With the letters to Morison is a letter from Ingham to Brooke Crutchley, 1967.
22 sheets. |
1926-1967 |
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147
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Correspondence between Morison and the Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, N. J.). The correspondent is Robert Oppenheimer.
2 sheets. |
1961 |
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148
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Correspondence between Morison and the International Center for the Typographic Arts. The correspondent is Aaron Burns. With the correspondence are various duplicated documents about the ICTA.
27 sheets. |
1961-1964 |
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149
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Correspondence between Morison and Lawrence Irving. Some letters are photocopies of original ms. letters. With the correspondence is an order of service for the dedication of a triptych by Irving, 1967.
33 sheets and 1 printed piece. |
1950-1967 |
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150
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Correspondence between Morison and Holbrook Jackson. 3 letters of Morison are original ms. and typescript (photocopies).
9 sheets. |
1928-1945 |
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151
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Correspondence between Morison and André Jammes. With a copy of a letter from Harold Youngman to Morison dated 9 May 1958; and printed prospectuses including one for the Société Typographique de France. Some of Jammes's letters are undated and are placed in the sequence approximately.
ca. 80 sheets in 2 folders. |
1956-1966 |
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152
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Correspondence between Morison and Douglas Jerrold. Folder 1 = 1944-1953, including 2 letters from Jerrold to T. S. Gregory. Folder 2 = 1954-1960, including draft contracts for a history of Her Majesty's Printers; and an exchange of letters between Morison and Eleanor Jerrold (1960).
87 sheets in 2 folders. |
1944-1960 1944 |
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153
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Correspondence between Morison and A. F. Johnson.
11 sheets. |
1929-1951 |
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154
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Correspondence between Morison and Edward Johnston. One autograph ms. letter from Johnston and 3 from Morison (1 a photocopy of an autograph ms. letter).
4 sheets. |
1913-1924 |
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155
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Correspondence between Morison and David Jones.
5 sheets. |
1943-1962 |
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156
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Correspondence between Morison and Heinrich Jost.
3 sheets. |
1947 |
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157
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Correspondence between Morison and others (I-J). Correspondents are: India Office Library (S. C. Sutton), Internationale Buchkunst-Ausstellung Leipzig (G. Wunderlich, with a printed announcement), Margaret Ives, Arthur Jackman, Dorothy Judd Jackson, William A. Jackson, M. Jacno, L. Jacot, W. L. G. James, Hilary Jenkinson, Richard Jennings, Barbara Johnston.
19 sheets and 1 printed item. |
1938-1964 |
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158
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Correspondence between Morison and Walter Käch.
5 sheets. |
1949 |
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159
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Correspondence between Morison and Method Kaláb. With a photograph of Kaláb; a letter from Morison to Miss M. Kaláb dated 7 Sept. 1959; and a specimen of Manuscript Antiqva type.
5 sheets and 1 photograph. |
1946-1959 |
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160
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Letter from Fanny and Albert Kapr to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1957 |
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161
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Correspondence between Morison and R. V. Kerr.
6 sheets. |
1949-1950 |
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162
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Letters from Morison to Geoffrey Keynes. Original letters, partly manuscript and partly typescript; with typescript royalty accounts for his book on William Pickering published by The Fleuron.
16 sheets. |
1923-1928 |
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163
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Correspondence between Morison and David Kindersley.
2 sheets. |
1949 |
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164
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Correspondence between Morison and Karl Klingspor.
4 sheets. |
1947 |
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165
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Letter from Morison to Rudolf Koch. Autograph manuscript letter, with 2 specimens of Koch's writing, one inscribed to Morison and dated 4 Nov 1922 (all photocopies).
3 sheets. |
1922 |
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166
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Letter from Alice Koeth to Morison. With sketches of 2 inscriptions in the Amiens museum by Monique and a typescript note from her to Koeth.
5 sheets. |
1957 |
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167
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Correspondence between Morison and Jan Van Krimpen. This item includes: (1) photocopies of letters from Morison to Van Krimpen, from originals in Amsterdam University Library; (2) photocopies of carbon copies of letters from Van Krimpen to Morison, from the same source; (3) original letters, manuscript and typescript, from Van Krimpen to Morison; (4) carbon copies of letters from Morison to Van Krimpen (from 1945 on). All these are interfiled into a single sequence. . Folder 1 = 1926-1928. Folder 2 = 1929. Folder 3 = 1930, with a typescript memorandum about the Oxford University Press foundry, clipping from The Times for 7 Nov. 1930, and letter to Morison from S. H. De Roos (all photocopies). Folder 4 = 1931. Folder 5 = 1932. Folder 6 = 1933, including 'Trial no. 2' of Monotype series 378 Baskerville Heavy News Titling dated 14 June 1933 (photocopy). Folder 7 = 1934. Includes a letter from Van Krimpen to John Johnson (photocopy). Folder 8 = 1935. Folder 9 = 1936, including a letter from Morison to John Holroyd-Reece (19 Mar. 1936); trials of Monotype series 203 Van Dijck dated 4, 11, 17, 25 Nov. 1936; and trial no. 4 of Monotype series 458 'Van Krimpen Face' dated 24 Nov. 1936 (all photocopies). Folder 10 = Jan. - June 1937, including trials of Monotype series 203 Van Dijck dated 25 Nov. 1936, 23 Jan., 1, 8 Mar., 5 Apr. 1937; and trials of Monotype series 458 'Van Krimpen Face' dated 23, 26, 29 Apr., 3 June 1937 (all photocopies). Folder 11 = July - Dec. 1937. Includes trials of Monotype series 458 'Van Krimpen Face' dated 30 July, 18 Aug. 1937; and a letter from Morison to L. A. Mayer dated 25 Nov. copied to Van Krimpen,. Folder 12 = 1938. Includes trials of Monotype series 488 Mayer Hebrew Pointed dated 18 Feb. 1938 (photocopies). Folder 13 = 1939, including trials of Monotype series 458 'Van Krimpen Face' dated 26 Apr. 1937, 19 Apr. 1939; memoranda from the Monotype Corporation transcribing letters concerning L. A. Mayer; and specimen setting of 1 page of Penrose Annual. Folder 14 = Jan. - Apr. 1940. Folder 15 = Jun. - Dec. 1945. Folder 16 = 1946, including a typescript (carbon copy) of Morison's preface to the Dutch edition of First principles of typography; and 2 Dutch postage stamps. Folder 17 = 1947, including various Dutch postage stamps. Folder 18 = 1948. Folder 19 = 1949, including a specimen page of a history of the Enschedé foundry. Folder 20 = 1950. Folder 21 = 1951, including letters from Morison to the Amsterdam University Library (De la Fontinae Verwey) and W. de Haan Ltd (G. J. van der Woude)(all photocopies); a letter from Van Krimpen to M. G. Gasking; a specimen table of contents for the book The work of Jan van Krimpen; and a circular letter from S. L. Hartz and G. Proost. Folder 22 = 1952, including a letter from T. Tillemans to Morison; 2 photographs of inscriptions; and a letter from Van Krimpen to M. G. Gasking. Folder 23 = 1953, including a memorandum from the Monotype Corporation about series 458 Haarlem dated 17 Sept. 1953; and a printed card of congratulations to the firm of Joh. Enschedé en Zonen from the Monotype Corporation. Folder 24 = 1954. Folder 25 = 1955, including a photographic print of Morison's letter of 4 Jan. 1955; and a typescript (mimeograph) entitled 'Projet de création d'un centre européen de typographie' dated 10 June 1955,. Folder 26 = 1956, including a letter from the directors of Joh. Enschedé en Zonen to Morison,. Folder 27 = 1957. Folder 28 = 1958, including a typescript (mimeograph) of van Krimpen's comments on statutes for the Association Typographique International.
ca. 800 sheets in 28 folders. |
1926-1958 |
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168
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Correspondence between Morison and Huib van Krimpen.
8 sheets. |
1945-1948 |
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169
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Correspondence between Morison and others (K). Correspondents are: Frank Kacmarcik, Neil Ker, F. S. Kern, Cecil King, Jasper King, Charles Kline, Kohlhammer. |
1956-1965 |
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170
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Letters from T. A. Lacey to Morison.
5 sheets. |
1913 |
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171
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Correspondence between Morison and Allen Lane. Includes Christmas cards and printed slips removed from gift books.
12 sheets and 6 printed pieces. |
1951-1961 |
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172
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Correspondence between Morison and Mark Lansburgh.
7 sheets. |
1961-1963 |
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173
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Correspondence between Morison and Frank W. Law. With 2 offprints of articles by him in the British Journal of Ophthalmology.
3 sheets and 1 printed piece. |
1953 |
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174
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Correspondence between Morison and Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt. With a contract (carbon copy) signed by Morison with Kraus Reprint Corporation for a reprint of his book Fra Luca de Pacioli, dated 19 Apr. 1966.
4 sheets. |
1966-1967 |
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175
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Correspondence between Morison and Victor Letouzey.
7 sheets. |
1944-1945 |
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176
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Correspondence between Walter Lewis and Morison. Includes some correspondence of Lewis with others besides Morison. These include Brooke Crutchley, F. G. Nobbs (1 letter dated 6 Feb. 1946), John Dreyfus, and M. G. Gasking. . Folder 1 = 1946. Folder 2 = 1949-1951. Folder 3 = 1952-1953. Folder 4 = 1954-1955. Folder 5 = 1956-1957. Folder 6 = 1958-1959.
ca. 250 sheets in 6 folders. |
1946-1959 |
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177
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Correspondence between Morison and Herman Liebaers. With correspondence between Morison and P. J. Verbeke, and a Monotype Corporation memorandum, all on the subject of an exhibition of Morison's work at the Bibliothèque royale de Belgique.
11 sheets. |
1966 |
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178
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Correspondence between Morison and C. G. Littell. An original letter from Morison dated 8 July 1946, and an exchange of letters dated 1952.
7 sheets. |
1946-1952 |
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179
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Correspondence between Morison and Willard A. Lockwood.
3 sheets. |
1955 |
|
180
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Correspondence between Morison and Mary Longwell.
12 sheets. |
1955-1960 |
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181
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Correspondence between Morison and E. A. Lowe. Morison's letters to Lowe are mostly photocopies. There are additionally carbon copies of the typescript ones. Folder 1 = 1928. Folder 2 = 1936. Folder 3 = 1942. Folder 4 = 1946, including an exchange of letters between Morison and R. W. Hunt. Folder 5 = 1947. Folder 6 = 1948. Folder 7 = 1949. Folder 8 = 1950. Folder 9 = 1951, with a printed poster announcing a lecture by Lowe in Paris on 13 Nov. 1951. Folder 10 = 1952. Folder 11 = 1953. Folder 12 = 1954. Folder 13 = 1955. Folder 14 = 1956. Folder 15 = 1957, with an announcement for a lecture by Lowe in Munich on 16 July 1957. Folder 16 = 1958. Folder 17 = 1959, with a letter from Oxford University Press to Lowe, endorsed by him for Morison. Folder 18 = 1960, with an invitation to Morison to attend the presentation of the Gold Medal of the Bibliographical Society to Lowe; a transcript of remarks by Lowe on this occasion; a letter from Morison to C. H. Roberts; and a letter (photocopy) from Lowe to the Institute for Advanced Study (Homer Thompson). Folder 19 = 1961. Folder 20 = 1962. Folder 21 = 1963-1964. Folder 22 = 1965, with letters (photocopies) from Morison to Ludwig Bieler and C. H. Roberts. Folder 23 = 1966. Folder 24 = 1967. Folder 25 = undated.
ca. 500 sheets in 25 folders. |
1928-1967 |
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182
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Letters from Robert Lutyens to Morison. With a photograph of Lutyens's daughter Candida; and a typescript introduction to his book The Old Burgundians: portraits of eleven of the members; designed and executed by R. Lutyens (1962), marked up by him and Morison.
10 sheets and 1 photograph. |
1956-1962 |
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183
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Correspondence between Morison and others (L). Correspondents are Peggy Lang, T. N. Lawrence, Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, O. M. Lilien, Francis Little, Liverpool University Library, London Library (Stanley Gillam), Ruth Lowinsky, and Winifred Lodge, Robert Lusty.
16 sheets. |
1944-1966 |
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184
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Correspondence between Morison and King Manuel II of Portugal. With page proofs of pp. 249-272 of his book Livros antigos portuguezes 1489-1600 da bibliotheca de Sua Majestade Fidelissima, date-stamped by Cambridge University Press 21 Nov. 1928 and marked by him and Morison. Also with these is a specimen of types used in the book.
6 sheets and 2 printed pieces. |
1928 |
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185
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Correspondence between Morison and Stanley Marcus. With 2 printed pages from Burt, A psychological study of typography (photocopies).
5 sheets. |
1959 |
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186
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Correspondence between Morison and Giovanni Mardersteig. Includes some printed cards. . Folder 1 = 1924-1936, with some correspondence between Morison and Hanna Kiel. Letters are chiefly from Morison with a few drafts and carbon copies of letters from Mardersteig and Kiel to him. All are photocopies. Folder 2 = 1948-1951. Folder 3 = 1958-1966.
73 sheets in 3 folders. |
1938-s 1966 |
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187
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Correspondence between Morison and John Mason. With an exchange of letters between Morison and Mrs. Izaak Walton Killam.
6 sheets. |
1959-1960 |
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188
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Correspondence between Morison and Anna Maria Massini. Massini's letters are on the writing paper of Agenzia Generale Italiana Macchine 'Monotype'. With the letters is a memorandum (photocopy) by her captioned 'Giovanni Mardersteig: la tipografia come arte' (undated).
15 sheets. |
1964-1967 |
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189
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Correspondence between Morison and Francis Mathew. Morison's letters are mostly autograph ms. letters (photocopies). In the same sequence is some correspondence between Mathew and others, including Walter Smyllie and Bernard Breslauer (photocopies).
51 sheets. |
1955-1964 |
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190
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Correspondence between Morison and William Maxwell. With an exchange of letters between Morison and Ella Maxwell, and another between him and Blair Maxwell after her death (all 1959).
19 sheets. |
1952-1959 |
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191
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Correspondence between Morison and Christopher Medley. With other correspondence concerning Viola Garvin and her family papers, including letters to and from Miss Garvin. Other correspondents include Tristan Jones, Leslie Hartley.
46 sheets. |
1959-1966 |
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192
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Letters from Alice Meynell and from Wilfred Meynell to Morison. One letter from each; with a funeral card for Alice Meynell.
5 sheets. |
1922 |
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193
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Correspondence between Morison and Francis Meynell. With a typescript composition by Meynell 'National design in printing', a paper given on 8 Apr. 1943 and another related typescript (carbon copy) captioned 'Written for Mr. Francis Meynell by S.M. Oct. 1943'; an announcement for the Double Crown Club dinner on 28 October 1925, printed by Morison; and a tear-sheet from the Evening Standard 11 Oct. 1941 with an article about Meynell.
46 sheets in 3 folders. |
1925-1967 |
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194
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Correspondence between Morison and Drew Middleton.
9 sheets. |
1960-1966 |
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195
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Letters from R. Hunter Middleton to Morison.
3 sheets. |
1939-1949 |
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196
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Correspondence between Morison and G. H. Saxon Mills.
6 sheets. |
1952 |
|
197
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Letters from E. H. Minns to Morison. One letter is undated. Another (1949) is partly written in a Carolingian hand. With these is an offprint of an article by Minns, with his ms. annotations.
10 sheets. |
1941-1951 |
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198
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Correspondence between Morison and Melchior W. Mittl. With a coloured linocut inscribed by Mittl to Morison dated 9 Aug. 1960.
7 sheets. |
1959-1960 |
|
199
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Correspondence between Morison and James Moran.
9 sheets. |
1959-1967 |
|
200
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Correspondence between Morison and James Mosley. With an offprint of an article by Mosley (1964) and sheet of greetings to Morison on his birthday (1967?), signed at the St. Bride Library by 34 of his friends.
12 sheets and 1 printed item. |
1959-1967 |
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201
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Correspondence between Morison and Percy Muir.
13 sheets. |
1949-1967 |
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202
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Correspondence between Morison and A. N. L. Munby.
4 sheets. |
1960 |
|
203
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Correspondence between Morison and Egbert Munzer. Includes original letters from Morison (photocopies).
24 sheets. |
1940-1947 |
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204
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Correspondence between Morison and Margot Munzer. Includes original letters from Morison (photocopies). Her name in letters of 1942-1943 is Margot Zehrer.
10 sheets. |
1942-1967 |
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205
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Correspondence between Morison and others (M). Correspondents are: Maidstone College of Art (W. Stobbs), Manchester Public Libraries (D. I. Colley), Margery Martin, Paul Martin, Joseph J. Mathews, William D. Maxwell, Rauri McLean Associates, Millard Meiss, Gerald Millar, Charles Minster, Charles Mitchell, William Monahan, Kenneth More, Viscount More, H. P. Morrison, S. St. Clair Morrison, Alfred G. Muellerleile, Gerald Mullen.
45 sheets. |
1952-1964 |
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206
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Correspondence between Morison and Ray Nash. Most of Morison's letters to Nash are photocopies of original letters. There are also carbon copies of some letters from Nash to Morison. Folder 1 = 1940-1942, with 2 clippings from a Boston & Maine timetable showing a redesign in Times Roman. Folder 2 = 1943-1946. Includes a copy of an unidentified letter to Nash describing the award of a gold medal to Morison by the American Institute of Graphic Arts in 1946. Folder 3 = 1959-1965.
71 sheets in 3 folders. |
1940-1965 |
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207
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Correspondence between Morison and Alexander Nesbitt.
8 sheets. |
1949-1950 |
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208
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Correspondence between Morison and the Newberry Library (Chicago). Most of the correspondence in this item comes from a single file 'Newberry Library' among Morison's papers, here kept together as one item. Some letters from Morison are photocopies of original letters in the Newberry Library. Morison's chief correspondents were Stanley Pargellis and James Wells. A small amount of private correspondence with Pargellis is now a separate item (219 in this series). . Folder 1 = 1946-1950. Folder 2 = 1951, with 3 small photographs showing Beatrice Warde, Richard Barnes, and others. Folder 3 = 1952-1955. Folder 4 = 1956, with correspondence concerning the sale of Morison's collection of liturgical books to the Library. This is partly with the booksellers Stevens & Brown. Also with this is correspondence concerning an application for a Fulbright grant by James Wells. Folder 5 = 1957-1959, with a letter from the Bibliographical Society of America (Alexander Davidson) to James Wells dated 26 Oct. 1959. Folder 6 = Jan. - June 1960, with a letter from Pargellis to the Ford Foundation dated 4 Feb. 1960 typescript of an article 'The work of Stanley Morison' (Appleton no. 342) with manuscript alterations by Morison (photocopy), and a revised version (carbon copy); and tear sheets from the Encyclopedia Americana containing Wells's article 'William Morris'. Folder 7 = July - Dec. 1960. Folder 8 = 1961-1962, including a letter from Everett D. Graff to Morison. Folder 9 = 1963-1964, with a telegram from Harry D. Ransom to Hermon Dunlap Smith dated 16 May 1964. Folder 10 = 1965-1967, with a copy of a letter from James Wells to Hellmut Lehmann-Haupt. Two undated notes from Wells to Morison are at the end.
ca. 500 sheets in 10 folders. |
1946-1967 |
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209
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Correspondence between Morison and C. H. Norman.
2 sheets. |
1957 |
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210
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Correspondence between Morison and Simon Nowell-Smith. Includes an original ms. letter from Morison (photocopy); with a note by Brooke Crutchley on a slip.
6 sheets. |
1948-1964 |
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211
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Correspondence between Morison and others (N). Correspondents are: Eileen Naismith, Julia Namier, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Daniel Nicholson.
12 sheets. |
1951-1966 |
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212
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Correspondence between Morison and Colm O Lochlainn. Folder 1 = 1942-1961, with a printed poem by O Lochlainn; various drafts of a paragraph on him for the journal Book Design and Production (1959); a letter from Morison to the editor James Moran; and correspondence between Morison and J. Donaldson. Folder 2 = 1962, including correspondence with Ruan O Lochlainn and Charles Batey. Folder 3 = 1963, with 3 different typescript drafts of an article by O Lochlainn edited by Morison. The last draft is entitled 'An Irish typographical link with Germany'.
93 sheets in 3 folders. |
1942-1963 |
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213
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Correspondence between Morison and J. C. T. Oates. Concerns requests for Morison to write reviews for The Library.
9 sheets. |
1956-1959 |
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214
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Correspondence between Morison and Seán O'Faoláin.
2 sheets. |
1957 |
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215
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Letters from C. K. Ogden to Morison. Two letters are undated.
6 sheets. |
1947-1948 |
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216
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Correspondence between Morison and Roger van Oss.
4 sheets. |
1951 |
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217
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Correspondence between Morison and G. W. Ovink.
4 sheets. |
1959-1966 |
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218
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Correspondence between Morison and Marietta Pallis.
28 sheets. |
1955-1961 |
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219
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Correspondence between Morison and Stanley Pargellis. With 2 letters from Betty Pargellis to Morison; an exchange of letters between Pargellis and M. G. Gasking; and a photograph of an engraved drinking glass presented to Pargellis at his retirement.
28 sheets. |
1957-1967 |
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220
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New Year cards from Agnes Miller Parker and William McCance to Morison. The cards are for 1949, 1951, 1952. Each incorporates a wood-engraving.
3 pieces. |
1949-1952 |
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221
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Correspondence between Morison and Hilary Pepler.
17 sheets. |
1948-1949 |
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222
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Correspondence between Morison and John Peters.
3 sheets. |
1962 |
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223
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Letters from Nikolaus Pevsner to Morison.
2 sheets. |
1949 |
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224
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Letter from Morison to Oscar Pfeifer. With correspondence between Morison, Fritz Pfeifer and Hans Pfeifer.
4 sheets. |
1945-1951 |
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225
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Correspondence between Morison and the Pierpont Morgan Library. The correspondence is with Meta Harrsen and F. B. Adams. |
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226
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Letter from H. Moretus Plantin to Morison.
1 bifolium. |
1945 |
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227
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Correspondence between Morison and Edward Playfair.
2 sheets. |
1962 |
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228
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Correspondence between Morison and Graham Pollard. With the correspondence are several envelopes addressed in Morison's hand to Pollard (the earliest 1919); a tear-sheet from the Post Office Magazine, May 1936; a letter from Frank Francis to Pollard (8 Dec. 1941); a typescript biography of Pollard (Feb. 1942); and a poster for lectures by Pollard at London University (May 1960) with a printed invitation to the first lecture. Also with these are a letter from Morison to Brooke Crutchley conveying his correspondence with Pollard to the University Press, and Crutchley's reply (Dec. 1953); and a memorandum from Crutchley about these papers (Aug. 1970).
ca. 125 sheets in 1 envelope and 3 folders. |
1919-1967 |
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229
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Correspondence between Morison and Esther Potter.
7 sheets. |
1955 |
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230
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Correspondence between Morison and Eugene B. Power. Includes a contract dated 2 Dec. 1959 with University Microfilms for a reprint of The Fleuron 1-7.
13 sheets. |
1951-1961 |
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231
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Correspondence between Morison and William S. Propper. With copies of an exchange of letters between William Benton and Propper dated Dec. 1963.
9 sheets. |
1963 |
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232
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Correspondence between Morison and others (P). Correspondents are: Mike Parker, L. M. Payne, Conrad Pepler, Mrs. Thomas W. Peart, Alfred Péreire, Karl Pfannkuch, S. J. Phillips, Josef Pieper, I. J Pitman, Patsy and Merlyn Pitzele, R. J. H. Pollock, Herbert Post, J. M. Douglas Pringle, Printers' Pension, Almshouse &Orphan Asylum Corporation (A. Levy), Printing Review (T. Green), A. Pryce.
33 sheets. |
1947-1967 |
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233
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Correspondence between Morison and Edward Quinn.
4 sheets. |
1957-1959 |
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234
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Correspondence between Morison and Will Ransom. With a printed announcement concerning Ransom's private-press collection.
3 sheets. |
1955 |
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235
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Correspondence between Morison and Edward C. Ratcliff.
5 sheets. |
1951 |
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236
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Correspondence between Morison and Imre Reiner. With 5 printed announcements for books by Reiner.
14 sheets, some folded. |
1945 |
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237
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Correspondence between Morison and Alfred Riedel. With a printed specimen of Riedel's type Adamas.
3 sheets, 1 folded. |
1965 |
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238
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Letters from Morison to S. C. Roberts. Two original letters. One from 1958 has a typescript note by Brooke Crutchley on the verso.
3 sheets. |
1949-1958 |
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239
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Correspondence between Morison and Julius Rodenberg. With an announcement for a book by Rodenberg; a Monotype Corporation memorandum about Rodenberg dated 6 July 1959; and an exchange of letters between Morison and Michael Rodenberg dated Feb. 1966.
28 sheets. |
1954-1966 |
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240
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Letters from Bruce Rogers to Morison.
4 sheets and 1 envelope. |
1921 |
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241
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Letters from Josephine Rosenberg, Sarah Rosenberg, Klo, and Betine to Morison. Two letters are from 1956; the rest are letters and postcards from 1965-1967.
41 sheets in 2 folders. |
1956-1967 |
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242
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Correspondence between Morison and the Royal College of Art. Includes papers relating to the Convocation of 8 July 1955. The correspondence is chiefly with Robin Darwin, some concerning the Lion and Unicorn Press.
26 sheets in 2 folders. |
1950-1961 |
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243
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Correspondence between Morison and John Ryder. With a copy of a letter from the Monotype Corporation to John Ryder dated 29 Feb. 1956.
23 sheets. |
1953-1956 |
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244
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Correspondence between Morison and others (R). Correspondents include: Maxwell Raison, E. K. Rand, Stuart Ray, Michael Richey, George Carson Rike, Basil Robinson, Ludwig A. Rode, Bent Rohde, S. H. De Roos, William Rosenblatt, Lessing J. Rosenwald, Leona Rostenberg, R. H. Rothschild-Davidson, Royal Literary Fund (J. D. Broadbent), Royal society (D. C. Martin), Peter Rudland, Robert Runcie, Patrick Ryan.
45 sheets. |
1942-1964 |
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245
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Correspondence between Morison and Karl H. Salzmann.
4 sheets. |
1956 |
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246
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Correspondence between Morison and Bruno Schindler. Includes a letter from Schindler to Arthur G. Marshall about a Chinese phonetic alphabet.
14 sheets. |
1942-1956 |
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247
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Correspondence between Morison and Hans Schmoller.
15 sheets. |
1949 |
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248
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Letters from Victor Scholderer to Stanley Morison.
3 sheets. |
1940-1956 |
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249
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Letters from Kenneth Setton to Morison.
5 sheets. |
1959-1961 |
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250
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Correspondence between Morison and C. E. A. Shuckburgh. With 1 page (carbon copy) from a letter from Shuckburgh to Prof. Trend on the translation of Spanish words in Yciar's manual of calligraphy.
4 sheets. |
1957 |
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251
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Correspondence between Morison and J. S. G. Simmons. With a typescript book review by Simmons (carbon copy; 1957), and an offprint of an article by N. P. Kiselev inscribed to Morison and conveyed to him by Simmons (1964).
9 sheets and 1 printed item. |
1951-1964 |
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252
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Correspondence between Morison and Oliver Simon. Morison's letters include one original typescript transcription. With these is a copy of a letter from Walter Diethelm to Morison; a photographic print of a Double Crown Club announcement lettered by Morison; and a letter from Ruth Simon to Morison (1955).
16 sheets. |
1944-1952 |
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253
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Correspondence between Morison and Charles Singer. With a galley offprint of an article by Singer (1944).
9 sheets and 1 printed item. |
1944 |
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254
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Letter from Percy J. Smith to Morison. With an unmatched envelope for a letter to Smith.
3 sheets. |
1944 |
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255
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Correspondence between Morison and John Sparrow. Folder 1 = 1944-1945, with 3 page proofs of Lapidaria (1944) and a letter from Walter Lewis to Morison. Folder 2 = 1945-1967.
59 sheets in 2 folders. |
1942-1967 |
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256
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Correspondence between Morison and Paul Standard. With a copy of a letter from Charles Kingston Jr. to Morison; a tear sheet of an article 'An experiment at Whitby' by Standard in Jubilee magazine for May 1961; and a tear sheet from the New Yorker 5 Jan. 1963 containing an article about Standard.
54 sheets in 2 folders. |
1930-1967 |
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257
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Letters from Stella Standard to Morison.
4 sheets. |
1961-1967 |
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258
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Correspondence between Morison and Henry Wickham Steed. 2 letters from Morison to Steed are photocopies.
10 sheets. |
1949-1954 |
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259
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Correspondence between Morison and S. H. Steinberg. With letters to Morison from Eric Steinberg (2 June 1951) and Christine Steinberg (27 Dec. 1952); a draft letter from Steinberg to the editor of the TLS (13 Dec. 1954); a letter from Steinberg to M. G. Gasking, with annotations by Morison (4 July 1957); and 2 letters from Steinberg to Desmond Flower (2 and 11 May 1963).
ca. 150 sheets in 3 folders. |
1939-1964 |
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260
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Correspondence between Morison and Stevens Shanks & Sons Ltd. Includes correspondence between Stephenson Blake & Co. (Robert G. Blake) and Douglas Shanks; and an inventory of punches (of letters drawn by Edward Johnston for the Cranach Press) that Morison bought. |
1945 |
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261
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Correspondence between Morison and Stephenson Blake & Co. Ltd. Letter from Bernard Lockhart to Morison (1945) and exchange of letters with Sir Francis Stephenson (1956).
3 sheets. |
1945-1956 |
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262
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Letter from Allan Stevenson to Morison. With photocopies of parts of his monograph on the Missale Speciale.
6 sheets. |
1963 |
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263
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Correspondence between Morison and Janet Stone. Folder 1 = 1948 - 1959. Folder 2 = 1960 - July 1967. Folder 3 = Aug. - Nov. 1967, including correspondence with M. G. Gasking before and after Morison's death. Some undated cards and letters are at the end of the sequence.
99 sheets in 3 folders. |
1948-1967 |
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264
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Correspondence between Morison and Reynolds Stone. Many of Stone's letters to Morison enclose proofs of wood-engravings. Folder 1 = 1941. Folder 2 = 1943. Folder 3 = 1944, with a copy of a letter to H. P. R. Finberg about the arms of the Archbishop of Westminster. Folder 4 = 1945. Folder 5 = 1946. Folder 6 = 1947-1950 with a photograph of Stone cutting on slate taken by B. Crutchley. Folder 7 = 1951-1955, including a letter from Janet Stone. With this is an exchange of letters between Morison and Clifford Bloxham. Folder 8 = 1955: photographs of drinking glasses engraved by Stone for Lord Beaverbrook, with covering letters from his office . Folder 9 = 1957-1961, with a typescript draft of a letter from Morison to Sir Colin Anderson dated 13 Oct. 1961. Folder 10 = 1962-1967, with clippings. Folder 11 = rubbing of a memorial inscription to R. Vaughan Williams, signed in pencil and dated 1959. Folder 12 = proof copy of a printed broadside designed by Morison for William Benton, incorporating engravings by Stone, 1965, with a printed leaf explaining it. Folder 13 = 7 undated cards from Reynolds and Janet Stone, incorporating Stone's wood-engravings. Some are inscribed. Folder 14 = photographs of inscriptions by Stone, including engraved glass. Folder 15 = pen-and-ink artwork for the words 'Daily Mail'. Folder 16 = proofs and pulls of wood-engravings. Some are mounted on larger sheets by Morison. Some are signed, initialled, dated, or inscribed to Morison. Folder 17 (an envelope) = printed leaves, pamphlets, and other ephemera incorporating artwork or wood-engravings by Stone. Among the pamphlets are the programme for the Aldeburgh Festival, 1958, various pamphlets for the National Book League, and a programme for an exhibition of Stone's engravings and designs by the Arts Council, 1959. Folder 18 = Printed order of service for Stone's memorial service, 1979.
ca. 500 sheets, including photographs, and 6 pamphlets in 18 folders. |
1941-1979 |
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265
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Correspondence between Morison and H. Strehler.
4 sheets. |
1949 |
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266
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Correspondence between Morison and James R. Sutherland.
4 sheets. |
1948-1955 |
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267
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Correspondence between Morison and others (S). Correspondents are: Francis Clark Sayers, Elizabeth Shaw, W. J. Silverton, Société des Antiquaires de l'Ouest, Society of Industrial Artists (Lynton Lamb, Misha Black), Society of Typographic Designers (Lynton Lamb, Misha Black), Society of Typographic Designers (Owen H. Waller), R. W. Speaight, Albert Sperisen, Judith St. John, M. F. Staniland, Jack W. Stauffacher, Violet Steed, Joan Stephenson, Malcolm Stewart, Brian Stock, Anselm Strittmatter, Vincent Stuart, Graham Sutherland, Katherine Sutherland, Sword of the Spirit (Freda Beales, Margaret M. Feeny), Norman Sykes, Tibor Szántó.
47 sheets. |
1948-1964 |
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268
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Correspondence between Morison and A. J. P. Taylor. One exchange of letters; with a typescript captioned 'Synopsis of "Power beyond the grave'" (a life of Lord Beaverbrook; 9 pp.).
11 sheets. |
1965 |
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269
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Letter from Frank Taylor to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1956 |
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269a
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Correspondence between Morison and Denis Tegetmeier. With the letters are a dust-jacket and4 proofs of an engraving of St. Nicholas by Tegetmeier.
50 sheets and 5 printed items. |
1943-1947 |
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270
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Correspondence between Charles Taylor and Morison. With a photograph of a wax tablet written on in Greek, with styli. With a collection of six pens (three reed and three quill) mounted on a card (within a cardboard box marked 'Pens' by Morison).
12 sheets, 1 photograph, and 1 other item; in an envelope. |
1955-1961 |
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271
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Correspondence between Morison and Henry Thomas.
42 sheets. |
1943-1953 |
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272
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Correspondence between Morison and Peter Thorp. With a specimen (undated) of his 'Decoy' type.
8 sheets. |
1950-1955 |
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273
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Correspondence between Morison and Herbert Thurston.
12 sheets. |
1918 |
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274
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Letter from Walter Tracy to Morison.
1 sheet. |
1965 |
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275
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Correspondence between Morison and André Tschan. Folder 1 = 1949-1950. Folder 2 = 1955-1956, with a copy of a letter from Tschan to A. Dormond. Folder 3 = 1960, with a copy of a letter from Tschan to P. Handover, and a letter from A. Dormond to Morison; and correspondence between Tschan and Prof. Marc Amsler. Folder 4 = 1961, with a copy of a letter from Tschan to F. Moneleone; an exchange of letters between Morison and P. Heuer; copies of an exchange of letters between Tschan and P. Handover. Folder 5 = 1962-1963, with copies of letter from Tschan to A. M. Massini and C. Marzoli; and correspondence between Morison and P. Heuer. Folder 6 = 1964; with an exchange of letters between Morison and H. Hermans. Folder 7 = 1965. Folder 8 = 1966-1967, with copies of an exchange of letters between Morison and Hermann Zapf; and a copy of a letter from P. Chaix to Tschan.
ca. 200 sheets in 8 folders. |
1949-1967 |
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276
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Correspondence between Morison and Jan Tschichold. Includes 3 printed New-Year's cards from Jan and Edith Tschichold for 1936 and 1938; 2 further printed bifolia and an offprint dated 1964. One of the printed bifolia encloses a bifolium of a Latin ms. 'of moral tracts' of ca. 1450.
2 sheets, 6 printed items and 1 vellum bifolium. |
1936-1964 |
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277
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Correspondence between Morison and others (T). Correspondents are: Tenth International Printing, Machinery and Allied Trades' Exhibition (E. Bols), S. K. Thamba, D'Arcy W. Thompson, Geoffrey Tillotson, The Times Companionship (printed Christmas card to Morison 1939), J. C. Trevor, Donald Tyerman, and T.T.
14 sheets. |
1939-1966 |
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278
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Correspondence between Morison and B. L. Ullman. Two letters are undated and the latest date 1960 is estimated.
7 sheets. |
1952-1960 |
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279
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Correspondence between Morison and University College London. A single exchange of letters between Morison and E. A. L. Gueterbock.
2 sheets. |
1950 |
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280
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Correspondence between Morison and Daniel Berkeley Updike. Three letters are from Morison (27 Mar. 1939, photographic print of an autograph letter; and 20 Aug. and 12 Dec. 1942, typescript carbon copies). The rest are from Updike to Morison. Included in this correspondence is an exchange of letters between Morison and David Pottinger following Updike's death (1942); and a letter from Morison to Brooke Crutchley conveying Updike's letters to him to the University Press collection (1959). Folder 4 contains part of a typescript composition of 8 pp. by Updike captioned "Some notes on liturgical printing" (pp. 1, 5, 7, 8 only).
83 sheets in 4 folders. |
1921-1941 |
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281
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Correspondence between Morison and others (U-V). Correspondents are: Uitgeverij Het Specturm (P. H. Bogaard), Union Internationale de Secours aux Enfants, Frances Moore Upshur, Peter Utley, J. Vellekoop.
8 sheets. |
1924-1959 |
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282
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Correspondence between Morison and Stephen J. P. Van Dijk. Letters from 1950 are signed 'S. A. Van Dijk, OFM'. Folder 2 contains a typescript of 5 pp. by Van Dijk captioned 'Notes on accentuation signs'.
33 sheets in 2 folders. |
1950-1959 |
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283
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Correspondence between Morison and D. J. G. Vance.
10 sheets. |
1949-1966 |
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284
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Correspondence between Morison and Hendrik D. L. Vervliet. Includes a typescript memorandum by Vervliet captioned "Roman versus Blackletter" about the use of blackletter in early books (1965).
14 sheets. |
1960-1965 |
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285
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Correspondence between Morison and Jeanne Veyrin-Forrer.
7 sheets. |
1954-1960 |
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286
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Correspondence between Morison and Alberto Vigevani.
6 sheets. |
1963-1967 |
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287
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Correspondence between Morison and officials of the Ville de Lyon. Correspondence is with the mayor and with librarians Maurice Audin and Henri-Jean Martin.
5 sheets. |
1964 |
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288
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Correspondence between Morison, Elliott Viney, and Oscar Viney.
5 sheets. |
1950-1957 |
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289
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Correspondence between Morison and Léon Voet.
6 sheets. |
1955-1961 |
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290
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Correspondence between Morison and Maximilien Vox. Includes correspondence with officials in 1944 about forwarding letters to Vox in France, and a letter from Vox to the Monotype Corporation. In folder 2 is a printed pamphlet by Vox, Pour une nouvelle classification des caractères, and a letter conveying it to Morison.
14 sheets and 1 printed item in 2 folders. |
1944-1959 |
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291
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Correspondence between Morison and John Walter. Includes an original ms. letter from Morison (photocopy), and a letter from Rosemary Walter.
4 sheets. |
1952-1963 |
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292
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Correspondence between Morison and Beatrice Warde. All the letters are from Warde to Morison except those in folder 3. Many undated letters have been dated by Nicolas Barker. A few remaining undated are in folder 13. . Folder 1 = 1925-1927, including a letter (photocopy) of Morison to an unidentified correspondent, probably Warde, enclosing part of a type-specimen of Fournier. The letter of 25 Mar. 1925 is reproduced in Barker, plate 4b. Folder 2 = 1942, the letter of 20 June 1942 enclosing tear-sheets from magazines. Folder 3 = letters from Morison to Warde, 1942-1947 (typescript carbon copies of more or less official Monotype Corporation letters). Folder 4 = 1943, including a letter to "Dearest Folks", supporters of Books Across the Sea. Folder 5 = 1947. Folder 6 = 1950-1951, including printed announcements, menus, and a tear sheet arising from her speaking engagements in the United States. Folders 7 = 1952-1953. Folder 8 = 1953: her travel diary from the United States, captioned on first page 'B.W. reporting to Mr. Silcock, S.M. and all friends in London'; in 6 parts paginated separately. The first is autograph manuscript with typescript transcription (carbon copy); the other parts are typescript (carbon copy) only. With another typescript (carbon copy) captioned 'Itinerary for Mrs. Warde's visit'. Folder 9 = 1955-1957, including a clipping from Printing World for 25 Dec. 1957. Folder 10 = 1960-1961. One letter is a Christmas card with a photograph of her on the front. Folder 11 = 1962. Folder 12 = 1963-1966. Folder 13 = undated, including a handwritten mock announcement for 'The dotted line'.
ca. 310 sheets in 13 folders. |
1925-1966 |
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293
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Correspondence between Morison and James Wardrop. Some letters from Morison, including all from 1937-1938, are photocopies of original ms. letters. . Folder 1 = 1937-1943. Folder 2 = 1944-1945. Folder 3 = 1946-1954, with a postcard to Morison from Evelyn Wardrop dated 1953; and an undated envelope.
ca. 120 sheets in 3 folders. |
1937-1954 |
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294
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Correspondence between Morison and Sylvia Townsend Warner.
5 sheets. |
1957-1961 |
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295
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Correspondence between Morison and William Webb.
13 sheets. |
1954-1958 |
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296
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Correspondence between Morison and Carl Wehmer.
9 sheets. |
1948-1963 |
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297
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Correspondence between Morison and Constanze Wehmer. With 2 exchanges of letters between Morison and military authorities who forwarded mail.
18 sheets. |
1945-1947 |
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298
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Letters from Hellmuth Weissenborn to Morison. With a testimonial letter (typescript carbon copy) by Morison.
3 sheets. |
1951-1957 |
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299
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Correspondence between Morison and Leo Weisz. With the correspondence are tear-sheets from the Neue Zürcher Zeitung containing articles by Weisz (1954); and an obituary of him (1956).
7 sheets and ca. 50 printed pages (folded) in 2 folders. |
1954-1956 |
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300
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Correspondence between Morison and Irene Wellington. With exchanges of letters between Morison and T. Jones of Aberystwyth, and James Barrie.
10 sheets. |
1946-1958 |
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301
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Correspondence between Morison and clergy of Westminster Cathedral.
9 sheets. |
1955-1956 |
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302
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Correspondence between Morison and George Westover. Includes memoranda concerning photosetting and samples of pages set on the Rotophoto. With this correspondence are letters between Mary Westover and Morison about the disposal of Westover's books after his death.
32 sheets, some printed, in 2 folders. |
1949-1960 |
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303
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Correspondence between Morison and J. M. Whitham. Includes an original letter from Morison (1932), and a letter from Sylvia Whitham after his death. With the correspondence is a clipping of his obituary (1956).
15 sheets. |
1932-1956 |
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304
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Correspondence between Morison and John Wilkinson. Includes a photograph of a Greek inscription; a bifolium specimen of Antonio Greek type dated November 1953 (3 copies); a leaf containing ms. comments on the type by R. W. Chapman; a bifolium conspectus of Greek types entitled 'Greeks and Barbarians' dated 8 Dec. 1959; and Greek pages from the Cambridge University Press specimen-book (photocopies, annotated).
ca. 30 sheets, some printed. |
1950-1959 |
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305
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Correspondence between Morison and Basil Willey.
2 sheets. |
1955 |
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306
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Correspondence between Morison and the William Morris Society. The correspondence is mostly with the Secretaries, Graeme Shankland (1956-1957) and R. C. H. Briggs (1957-). Folder 1 = 1956, with various typescript documents of the Society. Folder 2 = 1956-1957, with various typescript reports relating to the 1957 William Morris exhibition. Folder 3 = 1957-1961, with similar typescript reports; and copies of correspondence with the Klingspor-Museum, Offenbach. Folder 4 = 1961-1967, with a letter from Morison to Francis Mathew; and typescript drafts of Morison's memoir of Sydney Cockerell (Appleton no. 216) and his introduction to Morris as I knew him, by G. B. Shaw (Appleton no. 226).
ca. 160 sheets in 4 folders. |
1956-1967 |
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307
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Correspondence between Morison and John G. Wilson. With a menu and correspondence about Wilson's eightieth birthday lunch.
6 sheets. |
1955-1956 |
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308
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Correspondence between Morison and Berthold Wolpe. Morison's letter of 8 Sept. 1939 is an original ms. letter (photocopy).
3 sheets. |
1939-1960 |
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309
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Correspondence between Morison and Francis Wormald.
8 sheets. |
1952-1960 |
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310
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Correspondence between Morison and others (W-Z). Correspondents are: W. S. Cowell Ltd (Geoffrey Smith), R. Wagstaffe, John Walter, J. M. S. Wardell, R. G. Wasson, Charles K. (?) Webster, Wellesley College Library, Evelyn W. Wenner, Aubrey West, John West, Joyce I. Whalley, Hugh Williamson, Wingrave Process Engraving Co. Ltd, Orlo Williams, Edwin V. Winslow, Don Wolfe, H. E. Wolter, Owen Wood, Douglas Woodruff, Gladys Wyndham, Yale University Press (Chester Kerr), Bror Zachrisson.
40 sheets. |
1946-1964 |
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311
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Correspondence between Morison and Hermann Zapf. With a letter from Morison to Hans G. Stempel dated 29 Mar. 1961.
5 sheets. |
1960-1966 |
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312
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Correspondence between Morison and Jake Zeitlin.
17 sheets. |
1961-1967 |
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313
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Letter from Morison to an unidentified correspondent. A memorandum concerning the attribution of some marginalia to Francis Bacon. With the letter are some pages of ms. notes by Morison.
9 sheets. |
1944 |
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314
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Letter from Morison to an unidentified correspondent. A memorandum (typescript with ms. alterations) on the scope of a projected series of books on the British Commonwealth.
3 sheets. |
1950 |
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