Inventory

Select a series below to jump to the inventory for that series:

Series I. Correspondence of Howard Chandler Christy: 1912-1952
Series II. Correspondence of Nancy Palmer Christy: 1921-1976
Series III. Address Books, Date Books, and Guest Books: ca. 1909-1952
Series IV. Financial and Legal Papers: 1908-1981
Series V. Subject Files: 1896-1981
Series VI. Photographic Material: ca. 1873-1952
Series VII. Original Artwork: ca. 1898-1944
Series VIII. Scrapbooks: ca.1919-1952
Series IX. Films: ca. 1929-2001
Series X. Miscellaneous Ephemera: ca. 1893-1950
Series XI. Related Collections: 1970s-2001

---

Series I. Correspondence of Howard Chandler Christy: 1912-1952

---

BOX 1

Folder	Title	Date
1	Adair, Herbert and Dee Dee	n.d.
2	Adams, Gridley	1937
3	Adamson, Hans Christian	1943
4	Allen, Clarence	1952
5	American Artists League	1938
6	American Bemberg Corporation	1935
7	American Bible Society	1942
8	American Friends of Britain	1941
9	American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc.	1937
10	American Guild of Variety Artists	1944
11	American Historical Society (see Ser. V, Biography for the American Historical Society)
12	American Labor Party	n.d.
13	The American Legion	1922-39
14	The American Legion Monthly	1927
15	American Merchant Marine Library Association	1942
16	American Overseas Aid – United Nations Appeal for Children	1948
17	American Red Cross	1920
18	American War Heroes Foundation, Inc.	1942
19	Aponian, Haig L.	1946
20	Architect of the Capitol	1936-40
21	Army and Navy Club	1950
22	Army Air Forces – War Department	1943
23	Arnold, Arthur T.	1946-52
24	Ashurst, Henry F.	1940
25	Astor, Helen	1937-39
26	Atlantic City Pageant	1924-44
27	Aucoin, Lionel A.	1937
28	Austin, Irene Delroy	1932
29	Austin, Warren R.	1940-51
30	Autry, Gene and Ina	1951; n.d.
31	Baer, Louise “Bugs”	n.d.
32	Baker, John C.	1946
33	Baker, Margaret	1949
34	Baldwin, Col. and Mrs.	n.d.
35	Bankhead, W. B. and Florence	1936-39; n.d.
36	The Banshees	1936-47
37	Barber, Fanny	1926
38	Barkley, Alben W.	1940-47
39	Barnes, Foster L.	1950
40	Barrett, John M.	1934
41	Barrington, [?]	1943
42	Barthelmess, Richard and Jessica	1934-39; n.d.
43	Barton, Bruce	1937
44	Bean, Mr. and Mrs. George	n.d.
45	Beard, Daniel C.	1935-39
46	Beaton, Ralph H.	1943
47	Beebe, Ralph A.	1950
48	Beebe, Dr. and Mrs. William	n.d.
49	Bell, Ulric	n.d.
50	Bellamy, Francis Rufus	1942
51	Bendix, Vincent	1930-44; n.d.
52	Bendix Aviation Corporation	1937
53	Benmont Papers, Inc.	1948
54	Bennett, George R.	1948
55	Benney, W. B.	1924
56	Benson, Stuart	n.d.
57	Benter, Charles	1937-41
58	Bercovicis, [?]	n.d.
59	Berk, Ann	1949
60	Bigelow, Poultney	1937
61	Biggers, George C.	1949
62	Bingham, Barry	1950
63	Bixby, Mrs. Kingore	n.d.
64	Blair, Henry T.	n.d.
65	Blake, Katherine	1922-23
66	Blethen, Clarence B.	1926
67	Bloom, Sol (see also Cameron, George T.)	1935-48; n.d.
68	Bloom, Vera	n.d.
69	Blount, Judson H.	1949; n.d.
70	Blount, Marvin K.	1951-52
71	Blumenthal, Ann	1943
72	Boland, Patrick	1938
73	Boomer, Lucius	1937
74	Booth, Willis	n.d.
75	Boothe, Clare	1940
76	Borow, Ben	n.d.
77	Borow, Louis	n.d.
78	Borow, Maurice	n.d.
79	Boston, Barbara	n.d.
80	Boston, Lyon	n.d.
81	Bowman, S. B.	1934
82	Boy Scouts of America	1935-37
83	Braden, Spruille	1945
84	Bragdon, Claude	n.d.
85	Brann, Louise J.	1937-41
86	Brannan, Alma	n.d.
87	Branson, Taylor	1937
88	Brisbane, Arthur	1933
89	Brokaw, Mr. and Mrs. George Tuttle	n.d.
90	Brown, Arthur William	1952
91	Brown, E. W.	1947
92	Brown, Ethel Zaring	1938
93	Brown & Bigelow	1950
94	Bryon, Joseph M.	1949; n.d.
95	Bryon, Kathleen	n.d.
96	Buck, Frank	1938
97	Buck, Gene	1937
98	Budd, Ralph	1927-41
99	Budner, George	n.d.
100	Bulkeley, Alice	1952; n.d.
101	Bulkeley, John D.	1942-52; n.d.
102	Bullock, Mrs. Hugh	n.d.
103	Bundles for Britain	1941
104	Burdick, Usher L.	1941
105	The Burke [Edmund] American Memorial Committee	1940
106	Burman, Joy	n.d.
107	Burton, Harold H.	1946-52
108	Byrd, Harry F.	1949
109	Byrne, J. J.	1937
110	Cadison, Leo M.	1947
111	Cameron, George T.	1947
112	Cameron, Ralph	1924
113	Campfire Girls, Inc. (see Ser. V, Posters – Campfire Girls)
114	Cantrell, William	1938
115	Caraway, Hattie W.	1937-38
116	Carpenter, Horace T.	1937-40; n.d.
117	Carstarphen, F. E.	1940
118	Carter, Amon G.	1949
119	Cartoonists and Illustrators School	1948
120	Castle, B.	1933
121	Catlin, Robert	1949
122	Chadwick, Stephen F.	1939
123	Chandler, Albert “Happy”	1937-40; n.d.
124	Chandler, George F.	1925
125	Chandler, Irving A.	1936
126	Chandler, Mildred	1939-48; n.d.
127	Chandler, Carolyn	n.d.
128	Chase, Harry Woodburn	1939
129	Chase, Joseph Cummings	1947
130	Chase, R. Dana	1949
131	Cheek, John H.	1937
132	Cheek , Robert S.	1936-41
133	Chenoweth, M. O.	1944
134	The Chicago Tribune	1946
135	Christenberry, C. W. (see Recruiting Publicity Bureau)
136	Christian, George	1922
137	Christy, Nancy Palmer	n.d.
138	[Christy, Natalie?] (see also Chandler, Carolyn)	n.d.
139	Church, P. Schuyler	1950-51
140	The City Club of New York	1937
141	City of New York George Washington Bicentennial Commission	1932
142	Clapp, Paul	1940-46; n.d.
143	Clark, Tom C., U. S. Attorney General	1947
144	Clayburgh, Alma	1927-37
145	Clemens, Cyril	1937
146	Coburn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles	n.d.
147	Cohan, George M.	1935-38
148	Collens, David	1920
149	Collins, Virginia Lee	n.d.
150	Commander, C. C.	1938
151	Committee on the Constitution	1937
152a 152b	Common Cause, Inc. Conard, Evelyn	1951 1912-13
153	The Congressional Club	1940
154	Connally, Tom	1938-47
155	Coolidge, Calvin	1924-27
156	Coolidge, Grace	1934
157	Cooper, Irene	1940
158	Cooper, Martha K.	1952
159	Cooper, Prentice	1941-42
160	Cooper, William P.	1938
161	Coppock, F. D.	1947-50
162	Condon, Richard	n.d.
163	Conzelman, Jim	1950
164	Cornwell, Dean	n.d.
165	Cortes, P. M.	n.d.
166	Costin, Mildred Chandler	1949
167	Cotillo, Judge and Mrs.	n.d.
168	The Courtenay Club	1939
169	Cox, E. E.	1941-49
170	Craig, Clayton Bion	1949-50
171	Cramer – Tobias Co., Inc. Advertising	1936
172	Crawford, Mrs. George Gordon	1921
173	Crist, W. E.	1951
174	Crocker, Samuel E. M.	n.d.
175	Cromwell, James	1935; n.d.
176	Crooks, Richard	1937
177	The Crowell – Collier Publishing Company	1949
178	Crowson, Charles and Margaret	1952
179	Crumbaker, Maurice and Rosa	1946
180	Curran, D. Edward, Jr.	n.d.
181	Currin, Jack	n.d.
182	Curtis, Polly	1927; n.d.
183	Custer, Elizabeth B.	n.d.
184	Dale, Ernest H.	1936
185	Dall, Anna Roosevelt (see also Ser.V, Illustration– “When the White House…”)	1934
186	Damrosch, Walter	1939
187	Darling, Gaile	1949
188	Daugherty, Harry M.	1923
189	Daughters of Ohio in New York	1935-37
190	Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph	n.d.
191	Davis, James H.	n.d.
192	Davis, James J.	1925-41; n.d.
193	Davis, Smith	1949-52
194	Davis, Vachel	1939-50
195	Dayton, Fred	1947
196	Dayton, Helena Smith	1942-48
197	de Forest, Laura B.	n.d.
198	de Milhan, Zella	n.d.
199	Dempsey, Jack	1950
200	de Paula Machado, Decio	1936-40; n.d.
201	de Ruddicombe, Jack	n.d.
202	Deramus, W. N.	1950
203	Dewart, William Thompson	n.d.
204	Dewey, Thomas	1948-50
205	Di Castagnola, Alice	1941
206	Diehl, Mrs. Ambrose	n.d.
207	Di Frasso, Dorothy	1929
208	Dirksen, Everett McKinley	1950
209	Disabled Veterans Art Guild	1949
210	Doblhoff, Baron and Baroness Robert	n.d.
211	Doheny, Mr. and Mrs. Edward	1928; n.d.
212	Doheny, Lucy	1927-30
213	Doherty, Mr. and Mrs. Henry	1932-39; n.d.
214	Dollar, R. Stanley	1926
215	Dondero, George A.	1949; n.d.
216	Donnelly, John	1938
217	Doolittle, Mr. and Mrs. James	1950-51; n.d.
218	Downey, Morton	n.d.
219	Doyle, Michael Francis	1947
220	Drum, General and Mrs. Hugh A.	n.d.
221	The Drums of Peace (see Ser. V, Illustration – The Drums of Peace)
222	Duke, C. W.	1941
223	Duncan, Peggy	1940
224	du Pont, Alfred V.	1948-49
225	Durban, Bangie	n.d.
226	Dutch Treat Club	1952

BOX 2

Folder	Title	Date
1	Earhart, Amelia	n.d.
2	Eaton, Charles A.	1947-48
3	Edison, Charles	1940-52
4	Edwards, William H.	1932-42; n.d.
5	Ehle, Francese M.	n.d.
6	Eisenhower, Dwight D.	1943
7	Eldridge, Paul	1943
8	Eliot, Maud Stoutenburgh	n.d.
9	Ellison, Grace	n.d.
10	Embassy Club	1929
11	Endicott, Katy	1939-52
12	Endicott, Samuel	1939
13	Engel, Michael and Mary Diller	n.d.
14	Ermsderger, Helen	n.d.
15	Ernst, Richard P.	1924
16	Ewing, John	1949; n.d.
17	Exposition of Women’s Arts and Industries	1953
18	Fabian, Dominick	1948
19	Farly, James A.	1937-40; n.d.
20	Farnham, Sally James	1940
21	Ferger, Mr. and Mrs. Roger	1949-52; n.d.
22	Figuerva, Alfonso	n.d.
23	Finger, John W.	1943
24	The First Church of Christ, Scientist	1948-49
25	Fish, Hamilton	1936
26	Fitch, Willis S.	1943; n.d.
27	Flagg, James Montgomery	1925-38; n.d.
28	Fleishel, Marc	1945
29	Flynn, F. M.	1948
30	Ford, Elise	1936-49; n.d.
31	Foster, Lorraine	1930-38
32	Foster, Marion	1941
33	Foster, Stephen Memorial Commission	1948-51
34	Franklin, Chester M.	1952
35	Fraser, J.E.	1939
36	Freeman, Augusta H.	1937
37	Frid, J. W.	1928
38	Friedman, Anna (see also Ser. I, II, V – Kentucky Colonels)	1940-44
39	Furey, Bernard A.	1938
40	Gallagher, Michael	1932-51
41	Garden Publications, Inc.	1950
42	Gardner, Nadine R.	1950
43	Garibaldi, Guiseppe	n.d.
44	Garner, J.	1939
45	Gautier, Eleanor	1933
46	General Motors Corporation	1938-49
47	Gerard, James W.	1935
48	Gilcrease, Thomas	1949-51
49	Gilmore, Gladys Chase	1949
50	Girdler, T. M.	1943
51	Glover, Mary Julian	n.d.
52	Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Rube	1937; n.d.
53	Goldman, Albert	1949-50
54	Goldman, Herman	1949
55	Goldman, Mayer C.	1932
56	Golembieski, F. E. (see Recruiting Publicity Bureau)
57	Gossler, Mr. and Mrs. Philip	n.d.
58	Grafenecker, William J.	1949
59	Graham, E. R.	1927
60	Graham, Ruby	1927
61	Grand Central Art Galleries	1936-52; n.d.
62	Grauer, Ben	1945-47
63	Grauman, Sid	n.d.
64	Gray, Pauline B.	1951
65	Gray, T.	1935
66	Gray, Theodore M.	1951
67	Green, Joshua	1926
68	The Greenbrier and Cottages	1938
69	Greene, Ellen Hunt	1950
70	Greenough, Edmee	1932-49
71	Greenwood, Ruth M.	1949
72	Gruber, Florence	1951
73	Guiglia, Alfonso Facchetti	1935-36
74	Guion, Molly	1956; n.d.
75	Guyer, U. S.	1932-37
76	Gwalter, L. Ivimy	1948
77	Hackett, Edmund	1947
78	Hadley Foundation, Inc., The Henry	1938
79	Hague, Robert L.	1934-37
80	Haldorson, Jean and Roy	1952
81	Hallman, Frances	1939
82	Hamilburg, Mitchell J.	1951
83	Hand, Minnie T.	1950
84	Hanna, Eloise Smith	1952
85	Hanson, Clarence B.	1951
86	Harbord, J. G.	1937
87	Harding, Warren	1937; n.d.
88	Haring, Alma M.	1951
89	Harriman, Grace	1936-38; n.d.
90	Harris, William	1938
91	Harriss, Dr. and Mrs.	1930
92	Hawkins, Gladys	1939
93	Hawthorne, Lila	n.d.
94	Hayden, Susan	1949
95	Hays, Will	1923-45; n.d.
96	Hearst, Millicent	1923-24
97	Hearst, W. R.	1930
98	Hearst’s International/Cosmopolitan	1933
99	Heinen, William C.	1939
100	Heitman, Bessie	1950; n.d.
101	Heitman, Charles E.	1948
102	Henderson, Donald	1936
103	Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank	1937
104	Henderson, Martha B.	1936
105	Herbert, Paul M.	1948
106	Herbert, Thomas	1947
107	Hersholt, Jean	1942-43; n.d.
108	Higgins, Daniel P.	1935
109	Hill, K.	1938
110	Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L.	n.d.
111	Hines, General and Mrs. John L.	n.d.
112	Hodge, James D.	1926; n.d.
113	Holdridge, Nell	n.d.
114	Holdridge, Dr. and Mrs. P.	n.d.
115	Holt, Homer A.	1937-39
116	Hoover, Herbert	1944; n.d.
117	Hoover, J. Edgar	1938-49; n.d.
118	Horn, Aloysius S.	1948
119	Howard, Meredith	1946
120	Howard, Roy	1943
121	Howard Chandler Christy Reproductions, Inc.	1939
122	Hubbard, Elbert	1938
123	Hughes, Charles E.	1924-37
124	Hughes, Robert Thornley	n.d.
125	The Huguenot Society of the Founders of Manakin	1937
126	Humber, Robert Lee	1950-52; n.d.
127	Humphreys, Rogers	n.d.
128	Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick	1938-49; n.d.
129	Hurst, Fannie	n.d.
130	Hussey, J. Gordon	1942
131	Hutchinson, Edith S.	1933; n.d.
132	Hutton, Marjorie	1935; n.d.
133	Ignatius, Sister	1950-51; n.d.
134	Impellitteni, Vincent R.	1951
135	Jacobs, Leonebel	1939
136	Jacobs-Bondi, C.	1940
137	Jahncke, Ernest Lee	1930
138	James, Marquis	1938; n.d.
139	Jameson, Edith and House	n.d.
140	Jarman, Pete	1940
141	Jeffers, W. M.	1938; n.d.
142	Johnson, Arthur C.	1946-49
143	Johnson, Jed	1941
144	Johnson, Keen	1940
145	Johnson, Louis (see also Recruiting Publicity Bureau)	1944-52; n.d.
146	Johnson, Lucy	1936
147	Jones, Fred	1949-50
148	Jones, W. Alton	1936-50; n.d.
149	Jordonaires Choral Ensemble	1940
150	Juley, Paul	1943; n.d.
151	Kane, Lillian	1950
152	Kansas City Southern Railway Co.	1949
153a	Keelan, Ellen	n.d.
153b	Keller, Dean	1941
154	Keller, Kent E.	1936
155	Kelly, Joan	1945
156	Kelso, Bob	1947
157	Kendall, Messmore	1940
158	Kentucky Colonels	1939-50
159	Kenyon, Doris	n.d.
160	Kerney, James D. (see VFW)
161	Kettering, Charles F.	1956
162	Key Syndicated Services Corporation	1939
163	Kiernan, William L.	1938
164	King, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace	n.d.
165	King, Marion	1940
166	Kirlin, Julie	1939
167	Kreisler, Fritz	1941; n.d.
168	Kress, Rush	1931-37
169	Kross, Anna Moscowitz	n.d.
170	La Brague, Julia	1949-50
171	Laemmle, Carl	1935
172	Laffoon, Emily	n.d.
173	La Guardia, F. H. (see also Ser. V, Posters – Bill of Rights, Four Freedoms)	1934-41; n.d.
174	Lahm, [?] – als to Lahm from HCC	1942
175	Lamb, Charles Rollinson	1937-39; n.d.
176	The Lambs	1935-50; n.d.
177	Langford, Laura	1926
178	Langworthy, Elmer D.	n.d.
179	Latona, Jacob A. (see VFW)
180	Lausche, Frank J.	1945-49
181	Leach, William H.	1948
182	League of Nations Association, Inc.	1939
183	Leary, F. D.	1947
184	Leonard, Lillian	1949
185	Levett, Benjamin A.	1950
186	Levey, Ralph M.	1937-46
187	Lewis, B. Palmer	1949
188	Lewisohn, Adolph	1924
189	Lewitt, George	1941
190	Life	1937
191	Lilly, Josiah K.	1938-40
192	Lin, Betty Nina Lisen	1948
193	Linn, [?]	n.d.
194	Little, E. H.	1938
195	Lloyd, Starr H.	1935
196	Logan, Josephine Hancock	1936-39
197	Longstreet, Helen Dortch	1939
198	Lorimer, John C.	1949
199	The Lotos Club	1937-52
200	Lynn, David (see Architect of the Capitol)

BOX 3

Folder	Title	Date
1	MacArthur, Douglas	1942-48
2	MacArthur, Jean	1943
3	MacDonald, Byrnes	1937
4	MacLeish, Archibald	1941
5	MacNichol, Laura	n.d.
6	Magee, James C.	1942
7	Maier, Ruth R.	1937
8	March, Charles H.	1937
9	Markham, Baird H.	1946-47; n.d.
10	Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Carrington	1948-49; n.d.
11	Marshall, Vause W.	1938
12	Mason, Mr. and Mrs. George Grant	1939-61; n.d.
13	Mason Hospital, Virginia	1936
14	McAllister, D. Edward	1935
15	McCall’s Magazine	1924
16	McClelland, Lila	1933
17	McCordock, Robert Stanley	1937
18	McCormick, Tom	n.d.
19	McCurrach, George (see Ser. V, Advertisements – McCurrach Organization)
20	McIntyre, B. D.	1950-51; n.d.
21	McFall, Walter T.	1949
22	McGrann, W. H.	1939
23	McGregor, Louise W.	1946
24	McLain, Raymond, S.	1947; n.d.
25	McLaughlin, Charles F. (see Bloom, Sol)
26	McReynolds, Sam D.	1937
27	Meier, Nellie Simmons	1938
28	Merrill, Dick	1937
29	Mertins, Louis	n.d.
30	Metropolitan Club	1950
31	Metropolitan Museum of Art	1949
32	Meyer, Annie	1943
33	Miles, J. Fred	1940
34	Miley, Thomas Jefferson	1935
35	Miller, George T.	1936
36	Minnesota Historical Society	1927
37	The Minute Women of the U.S.A	n.d.
38-44	Miscellaneous Greeting Cards and Invitations
45	Mix, Tom	n.d.
46	Moore, Anna	1940
47	Moore, Fanny	1927; n.d.
48	Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arthur	n.d.
49	Moore, W. J.	1940
50	Morgan, Mrs. George	n.d.
51	Moss, Jas. A. (see also Bloom, Sol) (see also United States Flag Association)	1939-41
52	The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association	1940
53	Mulrooney, Edward P.	1932
54	Munsey, Frank A. Company	1912
55	Munson, Vera and Don	n.d.
56	Murphey, Vincent J.	1942
57	Mussolini, Benito	1928-29
58	Naftzger, M. C.	1947
59	Nanovic, John L.	1948
60	Nashville Woman’s Press and Authors Club	1942
61	National Bureau For Blind Artists, Inc.	1938
62	National Committee of the Birthday Ball for the President	1935
63	National Cyclopedia of American Biography	1938
64	National Security League, Inc.	1918
65	National Sesquicentennial Committee	1925
66	National Society United States Daughters of 1812	1941-42
67	National Variety Artists, Inc.	n.d.
68	Navy Athletic Association	1937
69	Neely, Matthew M.	1941
70	Nelson Gallery of Art, William Rockhill	1937
71	New York Infirmary	1941
72	New York Institute for the Education of the Blind (see also Ser. V, Posters – Education of the Blind)	1943-45
73	The New York Times	1936-40
74	New York World’s Fair	1939
75	Noonan-Kocian Company	1947
76	North American Rayon Corp.:	1945
77	Northrup, Ada	1949
78	Oberhardt, [Obie]	1952
79	Obolensky, Serge (see Ser. V, Park Lane Hotel/Sherry-Netherland)
80	O’Connor, John	1938
81	Odlum, Floyd	1938
82	O’Dwyer, William	1947-48
83	Office of Civilian Defense (see Ser. V, Posters-Bill of Rights, Four Freedoms)
84	Ohio Bell Telephone Company	1947-48
85	Ohio State Archaeological & Historical Society	n.d.
86	Ohioana Library Association	1950-51
87	Oklahoma Historical Society	1946
88	Oklahoma State Society, Inc.	1935
89	Oldham, Samuel T.	1951
90	Oliver, Oren	1949
91	O’Ryan, John F.	1937
92	Oxnam, G. Bromley	1949
93	Palmer, Bessie P.	1936
94	Pancani, A.	1940; n.d.
95	Parker, Elmer Oris	1937
96	Parsons, Kathryn	n.d.
97	Paterno, Minnie	1937; n.d.
98	Patigian, Haig	1948
99	Patriotic New Yorkers	1922
100	Patterson, Russell	1951
101	Patterson, V. Marie	n.d.
102	Payne, Mrs. E. R.	1938
103	Peale, Norman Vincent	1939-52; n.d.
104	Pease, Clarke D.	1948
105	Pell, [?]	n.d.
106	Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Claude	1939-40; n.d.
107	Pepper, George Wharton	1938
108	Perkins, Dorothy	1932; n.d.
109	Peru, Katharine	n.d.
110	Pitts, Zasu	1944-45; n.d.
111	The Players Club	1939
112	Police Athletic League [PAL]	1937-52
113	Pollock, Channing	1928
114	Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy J.	1924
115a	Poor Richard Club of Philadelphia	1936
115b	Porter, Martha Byrd	1941
116	Post, Charles Johnson	1950
117	Potter, John S.	n.d.
118	Pouch, Mrs. William H.	1942
119	Pratt, Marsha Whitney	1952
120	Presnal, William B.	1939
121	Pritchards, Charles C.	1938
122	Putnum, George Palmer (see Earhart, Amelia)

BOX 4

Folder	Title	Date
1	Quinn, Ralph H.	1939
2	Radcliff, George	1939-45
3	Ralston, Samuel M.	1924
4	Ramsay, Collette	n.d.
5	Ramsay, Mrs. J. Reid	n.d.
6	Raynor, Josephine	n.d.
7	Recruiting Publicity Bureau	1950
8	Reid, J. D.	1937
9	Reid, Robert Pittman	1938
10	Reynolds, Robert R.	1937
11	Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.	n.d.
12	Rickenbacker, Adelaide	1941-51; n.d.
13	Rickenbacker, Eddie V.	1933-51
14	Rickert, Edward J.	n.d.
15	Riley, James Whitcomb, Memorial Association	1922
16	Rinehart, Mary Roberts	1927-45; n.d.
17	Ripley [Believe it or not]	1941; n.d.
18	Rivers, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.	1939; n.d.
19	Robinson, Joe T.	1924-30
20	Rockefeller, John D.	1943
21	Rogers, Betty	1937-41; n.d.
22	Rogers, Edith Nourse	1938-50
23	Roosevelt, Eleanor	1939
24	Roosevelt, Franklin D.	1939-42
25	Roosevelt, Sara D.	1934
26	Rowe, L. S.	1924
27	Rudisill, Earl S.	1938
28	Russell Feature Service	1935
29	Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Babe	n.d.
30	Ryan, Mrs. Martin	1946
31	The Salvation Army (see Ser. V, Posters–The Salvation Army Fighting Faith Crusade)
32	Sansome, Frederick A.	1948
33	Sauter, James	1947
34	Schafer, Lorena A.	1948
35	Schoonover, Frances S.	n.d.
36	Scott, Mary	1951
37	Seabury, John Alden	1921
38	Seaman, J. A.	1950
39	Sears, Ruth	1950
40	Secrest, Robert T.	1942
41	Serrati, Col. M.	1928
42	Seton, Ernest Thompson	1925-40; n.d.
43	Shaw, Winfield	1952-53
44	Sheldon, Theodore	1955
45	Sherwood, Uncle Bob	n.d.
46	Shoap, Pearl	1939
47	Shun, Louis J.	1950
48	Siegel, John Otto	1919
49	Signing of the Treaty of Greene Ville	1944-46; n.d.
50	Slack, Erle B.	1949
51	Slater, Ellis D.	1949
52	Slaton, John M.	1924
53	Slemp, Campbell Bascom	n.d.
54	Sloane, John E.	1950
55	Slocum, John J.	1941
56	Smith, Alfred	1927; n.d.
57	Smith, Frank	1936
58	Smith, Harmon	1943; n.d.
59	Smith, Holly	n.d.
60	Smoot, Reed	1924
61	Society of Illustrators	1947-52; n.d.
62	Soldiers and Sailors Club Ball	1935
63	Sousa, Mr. and Mrs. John Philip	n.d.
64	Southern Vermont Art Center	1950
65	Spaulding, Edward S.	1937-38
66	Speaks, Margaret	1948
67	Speaks, Oley	n.d.
68	Spellman, F. Cardinal	1948
69	Spreckels, Ellis	n.d.
70	The Spur	1937
71	Stalsburg, Charles	1943-44; n.d.
72	Starling, Colonel and Ida Lee	n.d.
73	States Lithographic Association	1932
74	Stemmler, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Washington	n.d.
75	Stephen Foster Memorial Commission	1948
76	Sterlini, Albert	1946
77	Stettinius, Edward R. Jr.	1946-48
78	Stevens, Robley Durham	1938
79	Stimson, Henry L.	1942
80	Stone, John Timothy	1936
81	Stone, Lester B.	1941
82	Stone, Seymour M.	1940
83	Stover, Phyllis	n.d.
84	Strang, William F.	1944
85	Straus, Joseph K.	1943
86	Studio Guild, Inc.	1933
87	Swaythling, The Lady	1923
88	Swett, Samuel	1935
89	Talbot, Ethel	1938
90	Talbot, S. G.	1938-39
91	Taylor, Lillian	1937
92	Taylor, Marion Sayle	1939
93	Temple, Fred	1950
94	Thomas, Lowell	1938-52
95	Thompson, W. C.	1937
96	Thornburg, Raymond	1951
97	Thurn, Allen	1952
98	Tibbett, Lawrence	1937-47; n.d.
99	Timmons, Bascom N.	1935-36
100	Tirrell, Dorothy	1941
101	Tompkins, Mary	n.d.
102	Torbert, J. E.	n.d.
103	Townsend, Mary	n.d.
104	Traphagen, Ethel	1948
105	Trotter, L. Steele	1948-50
106	Truman, Harry S.	1947-49
107	Tyne, Thomas J.	1936
108	United Service Organization [USO] 1942 War Fund Campaign (see also Stimson, Henry L.)	1942
109	United States Congress	1939
110	United States Constitution Sesquicentennial Commission	1936
111	United States Department of the Interior-National Park Service	1949
112	United States Flag Association	1935-36
113-15	United States Government Acknowledgements to HCC	1938
116	United States Navy Band	1934
117	United States Polo Association	1939
118	U.S.S. Lexington	1927
119	Unknown misc.
120	Umberto, Prince of Italy	1928-32
121	Vallee, Rudy	n.d.
122	Van Ameringen, Lily	1933
123	Vandenberg, Arthur H.	1947
124	Vanderbilt, Cornelius	1950
125	Van Horn, Pat and Charlie	1951
126	Veterans of Foreign Wars [VFW]	1926-49
127	Veterans of Foreign Wars [VFW]-Ladies Auxiliary	1937-49
128	Vincent, Florence Smith	1933
129	The Vocate	1922
130	Vodrey, Mr. and Mrs. William H.	1949-50; n.d.
131	von Schmidt, Harold	n.d.
132	Votichenko, Sacha	n.d.
133	Wagner, Jas. C.	1942
134	Wagner, Robert F.	1956-61
135	Waite, H. M.	1932
136	Wales, Prince of	1935
137	Walker, Silvia and Ted	1945
138	Wallaer, Florence	n.d.
139	Wallander, Arthur W.	1948-52
140	Wanamaker, John R.	1947
141	War Department (see Ser. V, Posters-Fly! For Her Liberty and Yours)
142	Ward, Mabel Carter	1940
143	Waring, Fred	1948-52
144	Warren, Charles B.	1923
145	Warth, Philip Roger	1938
146	Washburn, Cadwallader	1937
147	Wasserman, Herman	n.d.
148	Wathen, Otho H.	1937
149	Watson, Emile E.	1936
150	Watson, James E.	1924
151	Watson, Thomas J.	1931-52; n.d.
152	Watt, James	1948
153	Weaver, Chauncey I.	1948
154	Weaver, Spencer Fullerton	n.d.
155	Wedell, G.	1943
156	Weekley, Margaret	1947-48
157	Welch, Doris G.	1950
158	Wells, John B.	1936
159	Wells, Marion S.	1946
160	Wheeler, Post	1940
161	White, George	1932-34
162	Wiles, Irving R.	1924
163	Williams, T. B.	1937
164	Williams, W. Harry	1951
165	Williams, Wheeler	1952
166	Willis, Frank B.	1924
167	Willkie, Edith	1942
168	Wilson, Wilbur	1948
169	Winter, Mrs. P.	1951
170	Winter, Trina	1952
171	Winthrop, Alice	n.d.
172	Wolfe, H. E.	1947-48
173	Women’s National Institute	1944
174	Woods, Albert	1937
175	Woolley, Mrs. Leon	1937
176	World Outlook	1949
177	Yawkley, Tom	1941-49; n.d.
178	Yeager, W. B.	1937

---

Series II. Correspondence of Nancy Palmer Christy: 1921-1976

---

BOX 5

Folder	Title	Date
1	Abell, Jane	1952
2	Academy of American Poets	1935-52
3	Adams, Jeannette J.	n.d.
4	Air Force Service Command, Headquarters VI	1943
5	Alcott, Mayme	1952
6	Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Foster	n.d.
7	Alexandrof, Vladimir	1926
8	Allen, Clarence C.	n.d.
9	Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph	n.d.
10	American Friends of Britain	1940-42
11	Astor, Mrs. Vincent	1935
12	Austin, Warren R.	1952
13	Baby Life	1940
14	Baer-Kranich, Inc.	1940
15	Baldwin, Leon C.	1952
16	Bankhead, Florence	1945; n.d.
17	Barber, Fanny Louise	n.d.
18	Barnes, Carman	n.d.
19	Barrie, Erwin S.	1952
20	Barrington, [?]	1943
21	Barthelmess, Richard	1937-52; n.d.
22	Bates, Joe E.	1945; n.d.
23	Beckjord, Walter C.	1952
24	Beebe, Elswyth Thane	n.d.
25	Beercroft, Edmund M.	1952-53
26	Bells, H.	n.d.
27	Benia	n.d.
28	Benjamin, Roger	1952
29	Bernstein, John H.	1944
30	Blair, Henry	1935-52
31	Bleiberg, Carl	1945
32	Bloom, Evelyn	n.d.
33	Bloom, Vera	1952
34	Blount, Florence and Marvin	1952
35	Blount, Judson and Clyde	1932-52
36	Booth, Ferris	1952
37	Booth, Willis H.	1952
38	Borden, Edith	n.d.
39	Borow, Anne	1952; n.d.
40	Borow, Beatrice	1952
41	Borow, Louis S.	1952
42	Borow, Maurice	1952
43	Bound Brook Hospital	1945
44	Bran, Helen M.	n.d.
45	Breakfast Club	n.d.
46	Briegal, Jesse	1952
47	Briscoe, Mrs. [Trevor?]	1952
48	British War Relief Society, Inc.	1940
49	Brooklyn Army Base Medical Department	n.d.
50	Brown, Grace	n.d.
51	Bryan, J. M.	1952
52	Bryan, Kathleen Price	n.d.
53	Borghese, Mr. [from NPC]	1965
54	Brown, Arthur William	1952
55	Brown, Walter	1959
56	Bulkeley, Alice	n.d.
57	Bundles For Britain, Inc.	1941
58	Burdick, Mary	n.d.
59	Bush, Ruth H.	n.d.
60	Cadigan, Anna	n.d.
61	Camp Fire Girls	1934; n.d.
62	Campbell, Heyworth	1952
63	Campbell, Jean	n.d.
64	Campion, William S.	n.d.
65	Carafa d’Andria, Renee	1938; n.d.
66	Card, Helen L.	1952
67	Carroll, J. W.	1934
68	Caruthers, Allen	n.d.
69a	Cathcart, Marie	1952
69b-c	The Celebrity Cookbook	ca. 1939
70	Chadbourne, William M.	1952
71	Chandler, Mildred	1937-39; n.d.
72	Cheek, Helen	1952; n.d.
73	Cheek, Susan	n.d.
74	Chester, Lily	1932-52; n.d.
75	Chester, William	1943
76	Chrisdie, Mrs. Charles	1952
77	Christian, Stella	n.d.
78	Christian Science Board of Directors	1952
79	Christian Science Committee on Publication for the State of NY	1952
80	Christy, Bob	1952
81	Christy, Howard Chandler	1924-49
82	Christy, Howard Chandler	n.d.
83	Church, P. Schuyler	1952
84	Citizens Committee for the Army and Navy	1942
85	Clapp, Julie	1952
86	Clark, Blanche	n.d.
87	Clark, Charles Patrick	1959
88	Clark, Elmer T.	1952
89	Clark, Nanita and Guy	1952
90	Clarke, Grace and John	1944; n.d.
91	Clarke, Mary and Lewis	n.d.
92	Clayburgh, Alma and Fred	1952; n.d.
93	Clemens, Cyril	1952
94	Clough, Jane B.	n.d.
95a	Coffen, Mareau Crujer	n.d.
95b	Conneen, Robert (Bobby)	ca. 1956-57
96	Connell, J. J.	1944
97	Connolly, Jewel Marie	n.d.
98	Considine, Mildred	1940
99	Cook, Lila	1936
100	Coolidge, Grace	1927-28; n.d.
101	Coon, Milton C.	1945-52
102	Cooper, Prentice	1952
103	Cootes, Mr. and Mrs. Graham	n.d.
104	Coppock, F. D.	1952
105	Copthorne, Ashley	1952
106	Cotte, William L.	n.d.
107	Cotter, Bill	n.d.
108	Crandell, Bradshaw	1952
109	Crespi, Consuela O’Connor	1952
110	Cromwell, J. H. R.	1939-52
111	Crooks, Bill	n.d.
112	Crowley, Anna L.	1952
113	Crowson, Charles Mason	1952-59
114	Dane, Mr. and Mrs. Chester L.	n.d.
115	Davies, Eleanor	1924
116	Davies, Joseph E.	1952
117	Davies, Marjorie	1952
118	Davis, Gladys	n.d.
119	Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Smith	1949-58; n.d.
120	Davis, Vachel	1953-65
121	Day, Daisy	n.d.
122	de Guinard, Clothilde	n.d.
123	Delmonico, Edith	n.d.
124	Dennis, Sherwood A.	1952
125	de Tuvache, Bernadine	n.d.
126	Dewart, Fred W.	1930
127	Di Bella, Emil	n.d.
128	Dick, Carl P.	1952
129	Di Frasso, Dorothy	n.d.
130	Disabled American Veterans	1951
131	Doheny, Estelle	n.d.
132	Dooling, H. C.	1945
133-36	Doolittle, Mr. and Mrs. J.	1949-52; n.d.
137	Dowling, Clara B.	1970
138	Doyle, Michael Francis	1952
139	Dunne, Edward G.	1943-44; n.d.
140	Du Pont, Dorothy	n.d.
141	Eastern National Park and Monument Association	1957
142	Edison Electric Institute	1953
143	Edsberg, J.	1942
144	Edwards, Bill	n.d.
145	Eisemann, Alexander	1932
146	Ellison, Grace	1952; n.d.
147	Endicott, Katy	1939-52
148	Endicott, Samuel C.	1939
149	Enright, Pat	1952
150	Evans, Barbara	n.d.
151	Evans, Evelyn S.	1930
152	Ewald, L. A.	n.d.
153	Ewing, Bessie Hazel	1952
154	Ewing, John D.	1952
155	Facchetti-Guiglia, Count	n.d.
156	Farley, James A.	1952-61; n.d.
157	Fawcett Publications, Inc.	1955
158	Ferger, Mr. and Mrs. Roger	1945-51; n.d.
159	Finger, Carol	n.d.
160	Fiske, Frances	1943-44
161	Fitch, Nina	1943
162	Flagg, James Montgomery	1939-52; n.d.
163	Flanagan, William and Jamie	n.d.
164	Flowerton, Consuela	1952
165	Fogg, Oscar	n.d.
166	Fosdick, Gertrude C.	1952
167	Foster, Gertrude and Niles	1952
168	Foster, [?]	1948
169	Foster Memorial Corporation, Stephen	1952
170	Franchot, Constance P.	n.d.
171	Frank, Colman Dudley	n.d.
172	Frank, Paul A.	1952
173	Free Milk Fund For Babies, Inc.	1935
174	Friedman, Anna (see also Ser. V, Kentucky Colonels)	1939
175	Friedrichs, Arthur C.	n.d.
176	Friedrichs, Arthur M.	n.d.
177	Gallagher, Hugh	1952
178	Gallagher, Michael	1952
179	Gamerra, E.	1939
180	Gans, Louis	1925
181	Gard, June E.	1928
182	Garner, Nancy	1935
183	Genn, Lillian G.	1933-37
184	Gilcrease, Thomas	1952
185	Gingrich, Arnold and Jane	1959-76; n.d.
186	Glenn, Rosena	n.d.
187	Godwin, Frank	n.d.
188	Goen, Paul S.	1952
189	Goldfarb-My Florist, Inc.	n.d.
190	Goldman, Albert	1952
191	Goodwin, Martha	n.d.
192	Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon	n.d.
193	Gray, Theodore M.	1945
194	Greater New York Safety Council, Inc.	1939
195	Greco, Maud	n.d.
196	Greenough, Edmee Busch	1932-52; n.d.
197	Grey, Frank	1937
198	Grunewald, Henry W.	1938
199	Gwin, H. S. B.	1943

BOX 6

Folder	Title	Date
1	Hague, Mary	1936
2	Hague, Robert L.	1938
3	Hale, Blan W.	1943-45; n.d.
4	Hall, Marylin Jones	n.d.
5	Hamilton, Mary	1952
6	Hancock, Austin F.	n.d.
7	Hanfling, Seymour L.	1943
8	Harbord, General	n.d.
9	Harris, Hayden B.	n.d.
10	Harrison, Victor	1952
11	Harter, Donna	1941
12	Haver, Maude	n.d.
13	Hawkins, Mrs. G. F.	1952
14	Hawley, Guy D.	1945-52
15	Hawley, Hudson R.	1952
16	Hays, Jessie	n.d.
17	Hays, Lucile	1952
18	Hays, Will	1924-52; n.d.
19	Hearst, Millicent	1952-62; n.d.
20	Hearst, W. R.	1937
21	Henderson, Betty	1952
22	Herrington, Arthur	1967; n.d.
23	Hersholt, Mr. and Mrs. Jean	1952
24	Hinch, M.	n.d.
25	Hines, John L.	1952
26	Hooker, Margaret and Earl	n.d.
27	Hoover, John Howard	n.d.
28	Horine, Geo. T.	1942
29	Hotel des Artistes	1973
30	Howard, Margaret Robe	n.d.
31	Howe, Stanley H.	1938-39
32	Howland, R. J.	1942
33	Hughes, J. G. (see also Dunne, Edward)	1943
34	Hull, Lytle	1945
35	Humphreys, Rogers	1952
36	Hurst, Fannie	n.d.
37	Hutton, Marjorie P.	1932
38	Ignatius, Sister	1952
39	Irish Guards	1941
40	Janni, Marie Isabel	n.d.
41	Jeffrey, Bob	1943-52
42	Johnson, Eleanore Bailey	n.d.
43	Johnson, Grace Reah	n.d.
44	Johnston, Glen	1943-44
45	Jones, B. W. (Biff)	1952
46	Jones, Mary Eddy	n.d.
47	Jones, Mary Wright	1921
48	Jones, Norma and L. Ewing	1952
49	Joyce, Constance	1947
50	Judy, Martha Cooper	1952
51	Juley, Magdalene	n.d.
52	Junior League of the City of New York	1938
53	Juvonen, Helmi D.	n.d.
54	Kalish, Max	1936
55	Kavanaugh, Marie	1934
56	Keeby, Philip	1952
57	Kelleher, William F.	1958
58	Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. John A.	n.d.
59	Kennedy, Bruce	n.d.
60	Kennedy, Edith	1937
61	Kennerley, Diana and Richard	1952; n.d.
62	Kentucky Colonels	1943-65
63	King, Betty and E.	n.d.
64	King, Earline	1955
65	King, Emmett Myles	n.d.
66	King, Joseph Wallace	1955
67	King, Walter W.	1947-52
68	Klein, Ethel and Warren	1952
69	Korst, Maja	1956
70	Kreisler, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz	1952
71	Kress, Rush	1931-40
72	Kughler, Bill	1956
73	Kurrinsky, Elisabeth M.	1941-42
74	Laffoon, Emily	n.d.
75	The Lambs	1941-62
76	Landers, W. N.	n.d.
77	Lane, Deborah	1943
78	Langeloth, Valeria	n.d.
79	Laning, Pearl and Fred	1952
80	Laymen’s National Committee	n.d.
81	Lee, Ida	n.d.
82	Le Fevre, Margaret B.	1941
83	Legions of Ambrican	1941
84	Lehman, Madaline	n.d.
85	Lehmann, Lotte	1938
86	Leonard, Donald	1952
87	Levey, Ralph M.	1944
88	Lewis, Florens H.	n.d.
89	Lewis, Rosanna B.	1952; n.d.
90	Linn, Milman and Helen	n.d.
91	Longstreet, Helen Dortch	1939; n.d.
92	Loose, Ella	n.d.
93	Loranger, Eli	1945
94	The Lotos Club	1955
95	Ludlum, Robert	n.d.
96	Macht, Henry R.	1952
97	Macleod, John	1952
98	MacNichol, Laura	1952
99	Manwaring, Addie and Jim	n.d.
100	March, Aimee Wells	n.d.
101	Margherita Society, Inc.	1936
102	Markham, Mr. and Mrs. Baird H.	1952
103	Martin, Jeanne	1952
104	Martiny, Yvonne	n.d.
105	Marsaudon, Florentine Preston	1952
106	Marshall, Dora F.	1952; n.d.
107	Mason, Helen	n.d.
108	May, Miss	1952
109	McCall, Mrs. Robert	n.d.
110	McClain, Elizabeth (see Ellison, Grace)
111	McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Tom	n.d.
112	McHale, Madeline	n.d.
113	McHugh, Arline	n.d.
114	McIntyre, Jane	n.d.
115	McLain, General and Mrs. Ray	1952
116	McllHenny, Ned	1921
117	McMillan, Donald	1952
118	McMurrey, Lucile	n.d.
119	McNamara, Mrs. Stuart	n.d.
120	McQuillen, Claire	1952
121	Meade, Lucille	n.d.
122	Mears, Betty	n.d.
123	Mekelburg, Cecile	1956
124	Melik, Zaven	1953
125	Metropolitan Opera Guild, Inc.	1936
126	Metropolitan Riding Club	n.d.
127a	Mickle, Rosamond	1949-69; n.d.
127b	Miley, Mimi	n.d.
128	Milk Fund Benefit	1935
129	Mills, Mrs. H. Dudley	1952
130	Minute Women of the U.S.A.	1952
131-36	Miscellaneous Greeting Cards and Invitations	n.d.
137	Mitchell, Grace C.	n.d.
138	Mollath, Gertie	1952
139	Momand, Arthur	n.d.
140	Monaghan, George P.	1952
141	Montgomery, Shirley	n.d.
142	Moore, Eugenie	1927
143	Moore, Lucille and Ray	1952
144	Morgan, Keith	n.d.
145	Morris, John H.	1937
146	Murray, Mary	1952

BOX 7

Folder	Title	Date
1	Naftzger, B. and M.	n.d.
2	National Bureau For Blind Artists, Inc.	1938
3	National Cyclopedia of American Biography	1952
4	National Father’s Day Committee	1939
5	National Geographic Society	1946
6	Navy Relief Society	1942
7	New York City Cancer Committee	1935-40
8	New York Heart Campaign	1948
9	New York Infirmary for Women and Children	1941
10	Niemeyer, Bernhardt	n.d.
11	Noci, Arturo	n.d.
12	Northrup, Ada	1952
13	Obolensky, Serge	1951-52
14	O’Brien, Anne	n.d.
15	O’Brien, Helen	n.d.
16	O’Connor, Marian	n.d.
17	Ohio Historical Society	1952
18	Oldham, Samuel T.	1952
19	Oliphant, Ruth	1952
20	O’Neill, John Raymond	1952
21	Oursler, Grace	1952
22	Outdoor Cleanliness Association	1936-47
23	Paffrath, Mr. and Mrs. J.	n.d.
24	Pan American Medical Association	1936
25	Pancani, [?]	n.d.
26	Paterno, Mina M.	1936
27	Patterson, Ruth and Russell	1943-52
28	Paulson, Arvid	1952
29	Peale, Norman Vincent	1952-73
30	Peale, Ruth	1952-56
31	Pearson, Major	1944
32	Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.	1943-45; n.d.
33	Pell, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton	n.d.
34	Pellitteri, Carl	1952
35	Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Claude	1939-52
36	Perdue, Helen	1939-63
37	Perry, Ruth Wynne	n.d.
38	Peterson, Jane	1941
39	Peyser, Theodore A.	1934
40	Phelps, Mona	n.d.
41	Phillips, Edna Porter	1952
42	Phillips, Sydney	1952
43	Pick, Gerard	1952
44	Pierce, Eugene McKinley	1963
45	Pisano, Ronald G.	1973
46	Poe, Clarence	1952
47	Police Athletic League (PAL)	1952-61
48	Presley, Georgia and William	1952
49	Quinn, Ralph	1939
50	Quinn, Theresa	1944
51	Ralston, Byron Brown	n.d.
52	Ranney, Mrs. A. Elliot	n.d.
53	Rayner, Josephine	1952
54	Reade, Esther Ivy and Leonard	n.d.
55	Red Cross War Fund	1942
56	Relief Society for the Aged, Inc.	n.d.
57	Repton, George	n.d.
58	Republican County Committee	1951
59	Reynolds, Arthur W.	1952
60	Rheim, Jane Foster	n.d.
61	Rice, Elwood	1956
62	Richardson, Elinor and Edmund	1952
63	Richardson, Susie	n.d.
64	Rickenbaker, Adelaide	1952; n.d.
65	Rickenbaker, William F.	1952
66	Roauer, William P., Jr.	1952
67	Robinson, Bertha and Emma	n.d.
68	Robinson, Myron W.	1936
69	Rochole, Sam	n.d.
70	Rodgers, Ruth	n.d.
71	Roebling, Mrs.	1938
72	Roessing, Jennie	1958
73	Rogers, Betty	n.d.
74	Rogers, Edith Nourse	1952
75	Rogers, Hugo E.	1946; n.d.
76	Rohde, J. Arnold	1952
77	Romayne, Gil	1937
78	Roosevelt Tribute Committe, Sara Delano	1938
79	Rosimond, Melville	n.d.
80	Ruppert, Mr. and Mrs. George	n.d.
81	Rush, [?]	1952
82	Russian Opera Foundation	1932
83	Salomon, Milton	1952
84	Sands de Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar	n.d.
85	Sanford, Eleanor	1952
86	Satchel, Blanche	1952
87	Schmid, Marta and Alfred	1952
88	Schumacher, Frederick W.	1952
89	Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr	1951-52
90	Seeman, Phyllis	1952
91	Seltzer, Marion E.	n.d.
92	Shelley, Howard	n.d.
93	Sherry-Netherland	1952
94	Sidenstricker, Lillian	n.d.
95	Simonson, Maude	1952
96	Skemp, Robert Oliver	1962
97-98	Smith, Harmon [“Honnie”]	1933-44; n.d.
99	Smith, Mrs. Lester H.	n.d.
100	Society of Illustrators	1952
101	Soffel, Sara	1958
102	Sons of the American Revolution	n.d.
103	Spalding, Geraldine Wyman	1952
104	Spencer, M. A.	1945
105	Spierkits, Alma	1926
106	Stafford, Mauve	n.d.
107	Stalsburg, Charles	1944-52
108	Stebbins, Clair C.	1952
109	Steinman, D. B.	1952
110	Stephenson, Robert Coleman	n.d.
111	Sterlini, Mrs. Victor and Sons	1952
112	Stevens, Frank M.	1939-52
113	Stevenson, Suzanne and Ned	1952
114	Stewart, Arthur	1966
115	Stoers, Amanda M.	1952
116	Strang, William F.	1944
117	Sturdza, Michel R.	1929-52; n.d.
118	Sturtevant, Mr. and Mrs. Henry	n.d.
119	Styka, Mr. and Mrs. Tade	1952
120	Sutton, Mrs. Keith Shipley	n.d.
121	Sweet, Fred	1941
122	Syracuse, Mrs. Victor Royce	1943
123	Talbot, Noel	1952
124	Teagle, Walter C.	1952
125	Temple, Alma and Fred	n.d.
126	Thomas, Mrs. Kirby	n.d.
127	Thornburg, Raymond	1952
128	Thousand Islands Bridge Authority	1938
129	Tibbett, Mrs. Lawrence	1939-40
130	Timmons, Bascon N.	1938
131	Timmons, John W.	1938
132	Trout, Kit	1963
133a	Trumbull, Mr. and Mrs. Walter	1952; n.d.
133b	Turner, Grace	1947
134	Turner, Mabel	n.d.
135	Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation	1962
136	Ufford, Helen	n.d.
137	Umberto, Prince of Italy	1927-66; n.d.
138	United China Relief	1942
139	United Nations	1953
140	Valley, Fay	1932
141	Vanderbloom, Lillian Edgren	1938
142	Van Dyck, Elizabeth	n.d.
143	Van Horn, Charles R.	1952
144	Van Kirk, Florence	1952
145	Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)	1938-52
146	Vodrey, Mr. and Mrs. William H.	1952
147	Volunteers of American	1937
148	Wagner, Nancy (see Romayne, Gil)
149	Wagner, Robert F.	1955-63
150	Wallander, Arthur W.	1952
151	Walsh, Clara Bell	1952
152	Warburton, William John (Jack)	1952
153	Watson, Thomas J.	1952
154	Watts, Elise	n.d.
155	Weidenhammer, Pat Ryan	1952
156	Weiner, Arthur	1953
157	Wertheim, Edward L.	1952
158	Westchester Opera Association	n.d.
159	White, Florence Bliss	n.d.
160	Widdemer, Margaret	n.d.
161	Wilhelm, Sara	1952
162	Williams, Edith	1952
163	Williams, Jo and Mike	1952
163	Willmarth, Charles T.	1942
164	Willsey Family	1952
165	Wilson, [?]	1932
166	Winn, Joe	n.d.
167	Winthrop, Alice	n.d.
168	“Women in War Work”	1942
169	Women World War Veterans	1937-40
170	Women’s Civic Organization	1933
171	Women’s Democratic Club of the City of New York, Inc.	1933
172	Women’s International Exposition	1937-52
173	Women’s Victory League, Inc.	1942
174	World Scope Encyclopedia	1952
175	Wright, Arthur W.	1952
176	Wright, Cobina	1937
177	Wynne, Charlie	1948-52
178	Wyseman, Charlotte T.	n.d.
179	Zepp, Erwin C.	1945-53
180	Zitomer Pharmacy	n.d.
181	Zizelman, Paul A.	1956
182-83	unknown misc.

---

Series III. Address Books, Date Books, and Guest Books: 1909-1952

---

Subseries 1. Howard Chandler Christy

BOX 8

Title	Date
Guest Book	ca. 1909-1913
Address Book	ca. 1930s
Date Book	1942
Date Book	1942
Date Book	1943
Address/Date Book	1947
Address/Date Book	1948
Address/Date Book	1949
Address/Date Book	1950
Address/Date Book	1951
Address Book	1952

Subseries 2. Nancy Palmer Christy

BOX 9

Title	Date
Date Book	1925
Date Book	1925
Date Book	1926
Date Book	1926
Date Book	1927
Date Book	1927
Date Book	1928
Address Book	ca. 1941
Address Book	n.d.

---

Series IV. Financial and Legal Papers: 1908-1981

---

BOX 10

Folder	Title	Date
1	Bank Books – HCC	1934-53
2	Bank Statements – HCC/NPC	1951-53
3	Bank Statements – NPC	1926-29
4	Bank Statements – NPC	1936-53
5	Bills	1931-52
6	Conneen, Robert F. – Estate of	1981
7	Contract – Autobiography of HCC	1934
8	Contract – Biography of HCC by NPC	1957-58
9	Contract – Café Des Artistes	1934
10	Contract – Foster Memorial	1939-50
11	Contract – Jackson, Mrs. Andrew	1941
12	Contract – Knapp, Dorothy, Statue of [Water Nymph]	1925
13	Contract – Mastercraft Greeting Cards (see also Ser. V, Illustration-Mastercraft Greeting Cards)	1945
14	Contract – Signing of the Constitution	1939
15	Contract – Treaty of Greene Ville	1945
16	Estate Papers [HCC]	1952-55
17	Funeral [HCC]	1952
18	Hotel Des Artistes	1915-72
19	ID Cards – NPC	n.d.
20	Income Tax	1934-50
21	Insurance Policies	1908-50
22	Miscellaneous Financial/Legal – HCC	1923-34
23	Passports	1923; 1927
24	Real Estate – Ohio	1914
25	Record Book	ca. 1924-24
26	Safety Deposit Boxes	1947-51
27	Stock – Gotham Art Bronze, Inc.	1925
28	Will – HCC	1927

---

Series V. Subject Files: 1896-1981

---

Subseries 1. General

BOX 11

Folder	Title	Date
1	Address Lists	n.d.
2a	Advertisements – Benedictine	n.d.
2b	Advertisements – Black Knight China	1929
3a	Advertisements – Cushing-Fabrics, Inc.	n.d.
3b	Advertisements – Djer-Kiss Rouge and Face Powder Compacts
3c	Advertisements – Jack Tar Togs [Middies, Dresses, Bloomers, Skirts] (see oversize)	1920
4	Advertisements – Lucky Strike Cigarettes	1932
5	Advertisements – Mallory Hats [Poster] (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1918
6	Advertisements – McCurrach Organization	1939
7	Advertisements – North American Rayon Corporation	1924
8	Advertisements – Royal Baking Powder	n.d.
9	Advertisements – Ties	n.d.
10	Advertisements – Velvee Rose Bath Salts (see also Ser. X)	1916
11a	Advertisements – Waterman’s [Pens]	1934
11b	Advertisements – When the American Girl Meets Saint Valentine [from The Ladies’ Home Journal for Feb. 1908] (see oversize)
12	Advertisements -Wine Advisory Board	1940
13	Ainslie Galleries	n.d.
14	Alfalfa Club	1929
15-16	Allentown Art Museum Exhibition	1977
17	American Friends of Britain	1941
18	American Legion	1925-37
19a	Articles – “Art Students League of New York.” Décor (1980): 68-70; 110.
19b	Articles – Baskind, Samantha. “Allegory vs. Authenticity.” Winterthur Portfolio vol. 46. no 1: 63-92.
20	Articles – Beal, Joseph Carleton. “Know Thy Neighbor.” West of Central Park (?): 9.
21	Articles – Brown, Arthur William. “Howard Chandler Christy…” American Artist (Jan.1952): 50-51; 68.
22	Articles – Brown, Arthur William. “Howard Chandler Christy…a tribute…on his 80th birthday.” Bulletin, Society of Illustrators (Jan. 1952).
23	Articles – Christy, Howard Chandler. “HCC Tells How Historical Groups Can Help Promote Interest In Historical Paintings.”
	The Bulletin, The Franklin County Historical Society (Feb. 1950): 115-116.
24	Articles – Christy, Howard Chandler. “My Models.” Cosmopolitan (1933).
25	Articles – Christy, Howard Chandler. “Now I See.” Guideposts (Feb. 1949): 3-4; 21.
26	Articles – Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Paintings of Gustave Dore.” Think (Nov. 1947): 22-23; 44.
27	Articles – Christy, Howard Chandler. “Some Picture People.” [unknown pub.].
28	Articles – Christy, Howard Chandler. “Portrait Painting–What Does It Mean?” Art Review (Nov. 1921): 12
29	Articles – Christy, Nancy Palmer. “Recipe for Hosting…” Key (July 1939): 9; 22.
30a	Articles – Clemens, Cyril. “Howard Chandler Christy: Impressions and Letters.” Hobbies (Jan. 1953): 32-33; 75.
30b	Articles – Duke, Charles W. “World Famous Illustrator and Portrait Painter.” (1941).
30c	Articles – Ferguson, Charles B. “Illustration – the Stepchild of the Fine Arts.” North Light vol. 8 no.4 (July/Aug. 1976):6-14;26-29.
31	Articles – Leach, William H. “An Evening With Howard Chandler Christy.” Church Management (May 1948): 45; 47.
32	Articles – McCormick, William B. “Christy Turns to the Portrait.” International Studio LXXVI (Oct. 1922): 60-67.
33	Articles – Meyer, Susan E. “Howard Chandler Christy.” American Artist 42 (May 1978): 42-47; 98-101.
34a	Articles – “Painter of Presidents.” Wardman Park Vista vol. 2 no. 28 (April 1924): 1; 14.
34b	Articles – “Pappy’s Picture.” Time (Dec. 2, 1935): 32-33.
35a	Articles – “People Talked About.” Leslie’s Weekly (Nov. 10, 1898): 359.
35b	Articles – Rockwell, Norman. “The Illustrator in America.” American Artist (Mar. 1967): 38-46.
36	Articles – Roosevelt, Theodore. “Frontier Types.” Old Stuff (1978): 4-9.
37	Articles – Schneider, Norris F. Howard Chandler Christy. Zanesville, Ohio, 1975
38	Articles – Smith, Bradley. “Artists at Work.” Pageant Magazine (Apr. 1945): 26-34.
39	Articles – Stahlman, James G. “Wings to the Orient.” The Nashville Banner Magazine [reprint] (1936).
40	Articles – Vanity Fair (n.d.): 56.
41	Articles – Wilson, B. F. “Who Are the Beauties of Today? Howard Chandler Christy…” Movie Classic (June 1935): 28-30; 65.
42a	Arts Students League Exhibition Catalog	1943
42b	Atlantic City Pageant
42c	Auction Prices	1961-2000
43-44	Autobiography [unpublished] – AMs notes	n.d.
45	Autobiography [unpublished] – AMs text	n.d.
46-47	Autobiography [unpublished] – TMs text	n.d.
48	The Barracks	1926
49-50	Biographical Information	n.d.
51-53	Biography [first carbon: pp.1-343]	n.d.
54-55	Biography [typescript: pp.1-232]	n.d.
56-57	Biography [photocopy: pp.1-201]	n.d.
58	Biography for the American Historical Society	1934

BOX 12

Folder	Title	Date
1	Boys Town	1948
2	Busts of HCC	n.d.
3	Café Des Artistes	n.d.
4	California Palace of the Legion of Honor Catalog	1926-27
5	Canadian Marconi Company	1971-73
6	Canvas Preparation	n.d.
7	Cartoons	1899; n.d.
8	Chalom Galleries, Maurice	n.d.
9	Charmed Land Woman’s Magazine	1926
10	Chase, William Merritt	n.d.
11	Christian Science	n.d.
12	Christy, Nancy Palmer – Biographical Notes	n.d.
13	Christy, Nancy Palmer – Book Drive	1943
14	Christy, Nancy Palmer – Memorabilia ca.	1918-53
15	Christy, Nancy Palmer – Radio Transcripts	1932-38; n.d.
16	Christy Gardens (see Sculpture)
17-25	Clippings	1900s-70s; n.d.
26a	Communism	1949
26b	Conneen, Bobby
27	Conte Rosso	1927
28	Divorce (see Biographical Information)
29	Exhibition of World War Posters	n.d.
30	Exhibitions – Miscellaneous	1922-62
31	Family Club	1926
32a	Federation Aeronautique Internationale – France	1915
32b	Fisher, Harrison	n.d.
33	Flagg, James Montgomery	n.d.
34	Funeral	1952
35	Furniture and Decorations from the HCC Collection (see Ser. IV, Conneen, Robert F. – Estate of)
36	Gallery 154 Exhibition	1945
37	Genealogy (see also Ser. I: Chandler, Irving A. and Hand, Minnie T., Ser. II: Jones, Mary Wright)	1945
38	Gibson, Charles Dana	1975
39	Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art	1963
40	Goffman Fine Art	n.d.
41	Grand Central Art Galleries	1935; n.d.
42-50	Grand Central Art Galleries Catalog	1938-44

BOX 13

Folder	Title	Date
1-5	Grand Central Art Galleries Catalog	1945, 1947, 1949, 1951, n.d.
6	Grand Central Art Galleries Exhibition – Inness	1947
7	Grand Central Art Galleries Exhibition – Waugh	1936
8	Gridiron Club	1923-39
9	Hollywood	n.d.
10	Hotel Des Artistes	1915; n.d.
11a	Idaho Dinner	1938
11b	Indianapolis Museum of Art
12	International Hotel Alliance	1934
13	Italy	1927
14-16	Kentucky Colonels ca.	1938-47
17	Kroh, Christian	n.d.
18	Lambs, The	1937-52
19a	Laymen’s National Committee, Inc.	1942
19b	Leyendecker, J. C.	1975
20	Library of Congress – Copyrights	1934-37
21	Lotos Club, The	1952
22	Manhattan Club	1934
23	Marriages (see Biographical Information)
24-26	Memorabilia	misc. dates
27	Meyer, Susan E. America’s Great Illustrators (Harry N. Abrams, New York,	1978). [photocopy of intro.]
28	National Academy of Design Centennial Exhibition	1925
29	National Arts Club	n.d.
30	National Father’s Day Committee	n.d.
31	National Press Club of Washington	1934-38
32	National Press Club Yearbook	1936
33	National Portrait Gallery – HCC Exhibition	n.d.
34	New York Department of Parks Permit	1933
35	North Carolina State Capital Blueprints	1924
36	Notes by HCC	n.d.
37	Obituaries	1952
38	Ogunquit Art Center Exhibition	1941
39	Ohio	n.d.
40	Ohio Society of New York	1928
41	Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society	1945
42	Ohio Teen-Ager Hall of Fame	n.d.
43	Ohioana Library Association, Martha Kinney Cooper	1951
44	Park Lane Hotel/Sherry Netherland	1933-52
45	Philosophy, Notes on [by HCC]	n.d.
46-47	Poetry and Prose [by HCC]	n.d.
48	Police	1920-48
49	Police Athletic League (PAL)	1950-52
50	Postcards	n.d.

BOX 14

Folder	Title	Date
1	Radio Transcripts	1936-48; n.d.
2	Recipes [NPC]	n.d.
3	Red Cross	1943-44
4	Riley, James Whitcomb	n.d.
5-6	St. Ursula’s School, Bronx, NY	1950-51
7	Sargent, John Singer	n.d.
8	Schneider Art Galleries – Exhibition	n.d.
9	Sculpture	1925; n.d.
10	Social	n.d.
11	Society of Illustrators	1980
12	Travel Agenda – England	n.d.
13	Treasury Department Art Projects	1937-38
14	United States Flag Association (see also oversize)	1940
15	USO War Fund Campaign	1942
16	Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)	1949
17	Women’s National Press Club	1934
18	Zanesville Art Center Exhibition	1975

Subseries 2. Illustration

BOX 15

Folder	Title
1a	Ainslee’s [cover] (March 1911).
1b	Ainslee’s [cover] ([?] 1913). (see oversize)
2	Ainslee’s [cover] (June 1913). (see oversize)
3a	Ainslee’s [cover] (June 1914). (see oversize)
3b	“American Beauty” (see oversize)
4	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Oct. 1926). (see also oversize)
5	The American Legion Monthly (Jan. 1927).
6a	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Feb. 1927). (see oversize)
6b	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (May 1927).
7a	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (June 1927).
7b	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (July 1927).
7c	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Aug. 1927).
8	The American Legion Monthly (Sept. 1927).
9	The American Legion Monthly (Oct. 1927).
10	The American Legion Monthly (Nov. 1927).
11	The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Dec. 1927).
12a	The American Weekly Section of the New York/Boston Sunday American (Aug. 4, 1918) [cover] (Aug. 11, 1918) [cover] (Aug. 18, 1918) (Sept. 8, 1918) (Sept. 29, 1918) (June 15, 1919) [cover] (Nov. 16, 1919) [cover] (Dec. 14, 1919) [cover] (Feb. 15, 1920) [cover] (May 2, 1920 – 2 cop.) [cover] (May 9, 1920) [cover] (May 30, 1920) [cover] (Jul. 4, 1920) [cover] (Jul. 18, 1920) [cover] (see oversize for all dates)
12b	The American Weekly Section of the San Francisco Examiner [cover] (July 14, 1918). (see oversize)
13	Archibald, James F. J. “Almost Home.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 22, 1898).  [photocopy]
14	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 1 – The Awful Panic in Caney.” Leslie’s 87 (Oct. 20,1898). [photocopy]
15	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 2 – After Bloody Caney.”  Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 3, 1898). [photocopy]
16	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 3 – The Unwelcome Night Attack in Front of Santiago.” Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 17, 1898).  [photocopy]
17	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 5 – The ‘Bloody Bend’.”  Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 8, 1898).  [photocopy]
18	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 6 – Awful Suffering of Our Wounded.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 29,1898). [photocopy]
19	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 8 – Pathos and Humor in the Trenches.” Leslie’s 88 (Jan.19, 1899).  [photocopy]
20a	Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 9 – The Climax of the Cuban Campaign – Santiago’sSurrender.” Leslie’s 88 (Feb. 2, 1899).  [photocopy]
20b	Association of YMCA Men – The Red Triangle Magazine [cover] (Dec. 1918).
20c	“Bad Indians and Wiskey.” Leslie’s 87 (Oct. 27, 1898): 327 [ill. 321].  [photocopy]
20d	Banning, Margaret Culkin. “The Bride Book.” Redbook 48 (Nov. 1926):82-85; 131-137. [photocopy]
21a	Banning, Margaret Culkin. “Honeymoon.” Redbook 45 (May 1925); 60-63; 130-137. [photocopy]
21b	Banning, Margaret Culkin. “The Joy of Battle.” Redbook 43 (June 1924): 46-49; 174-181. [photocopy]
21c	Banning, Margaret Culkin. “The Little Model.” Redbook 44 (Jan. 1925): 60-63; 114-117. [photocopy]
21d	Banning, Margaret Culkin. “Rich White Trash.” Redbook 42 (Apr. 1924): 36-40; 100-102. [photocopy]
21e	Banning, Margaret Culkin. “Silk Velvet.” Redbook 45 (July 1925): 64-67; 120-124. [photocopy]
21f	Bartlett, Frederick Orin. “DeLancy-Himself.” The Marines’ Bulletin v. 1, no. 2 (Christmas 1918): 41-47. [photocopy]
22	Becket, John J. A. “An Echo of the Purple.” Leslie’s 85 (Dec. 23, 1897).  [photocopy]
23a	“The Best Man.” Hearst’s.
23b	Boys’ Life [cover] (July 1937). (see oversize)
23c	Brady, Cyrus Townsend. “In Oklahoma.” Scribner’s 31 (Feb. 1902): 231-243. [photocopy].
24	Brady, Cyrus Townsend. “In Oklahoma.” Scribner’s 31 (Feb. 1902).  [repro. from Antiques (May 1972): 758.]
25a	Brady, Cyrus Townsend. “A Syndicate Hero.” Scribner’s 34 (Nov. 1903).  [photocopy]
25b	The Broadside – A Journal For The Naval Reserve Force [cover] (Nov. 8, 1918). (see oversize)
26a	Bryant, Sara Cone. “The Other Man.” McClure’s 17 (Oct. 1901).  [photocopy]
26b	Burt, Katherine Newlin. “Fair Exchange.” Redbook 44 (Nov. 1924): 52-56; 154-156. [photocopy]
27a	Calendars: 1904, 1905, 1907, 1908, 1911 (see oversize)
27b	“Canoe-Mates.” 1905 (see oversize)
28	“The Castle Builders.” 735.
29a	Chambers, Robert W. “Ex Curia.” Scribner’s 36 (Aug. 1904): 240-250. [photocopy]
29b	Chambers, Robert W. “The Hidden Children.” Cosmopolitan 55-57 (Nov. 1913-Sept. 1914): misc. pgs.
30	Chambers, Robert W. “The Hidden Children.” Cosmopolitan 55-57 (Nov. 1913-Sept. 1914)  [photocopy]
31a	Chambers, Robert W. “A Pilgrim.” Harper’s 103 (Aug. 1901): 358-368. [photocopy]
31b	Chartres, Vivanti. “A Fad.” Leslie’s 88 (Feb. 9, 16, 23, 1899).  [photocopy]
31c	Chester, George Randolph. “Captain Kidd in Wall Street. Being a Chronicle of the Polite Enterprises of a Gentle Pirate Band.” Hearst’s 22 (Oct. 1912): 54-64 [photocopy]
31d	Chester, George Randolph. “Captain Kidd in Wall Street. Being a Chronicle of the Polite Enterprises of a Gentle Pirate Band.”Hearst’s 22 (Dec. 1912): 113-124. [photocopy]
31e	Chester, George Randolph. “Captain Kidd in Wall Street. Being a Chronicle of the Polite Enterprises of a Gentle Pirate Band. A Bolt of Pink Ribbon.” Hearst’s 21 (June 1912): 2442-2458. [photocopy]
31f	Chester, George Randolph. “Captain Kidd in Wall Street. Being a Chronicle of the Polite Enterprises of a Gentle Pirate Band. Enterprise No. 1-Bonnets and Millions.” Hearst’s 21 (May 1912): 2317-2330. [photocopy]
31g	Chester, George Randolph. “Captain Kidd in Wall Street. Being a Chronicle of the Polite Enterprises of a Gentle Pirate Band. The Captain Dickers.” Hearst’s 22 (Jul. 1912): 78-93. [photocopy]
31h	Chester, George Randolph. “Captain Kidd in Wall Street. Being a Chronicle of the Polite Enterprises of a Gentle Pirate Band. Doodles and Mosquitoes.” Hearst’s 22 (Aug. 1912): 78-89. [photocopy]
31i	Chester, George Randolph. “Financing Maribo.” Hearst’s 24 (Dec. 1913): 872-883. [photocopy]
32	Chester, George Randolph. “Skeezicks.” McClure’s 25 (Aug. 1905).
33	Chester, George Randolph. “Skeezicks.” McClure’s 25 (Aug. 1905).  [photocopy]
34	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Admiral Dewey.” Leslie’s 89 (Sept. 30, 1899):  270-271[?].  [photocopy]
35	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Advancing on the Filipinos.” Leslie’s 88 (Mar. 30, 1899): 248-253.  [photocopy]
36	Christy, Howard Chandler. “After the Rough Riders’ Heroic Charge, Near Siboney.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 1,1898): 168-173.  [photocopy]
37	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Arrival of the Sick Soldiers From Montauk Point, New York.” Leslie’s 87 (Oct. 6, 1898): 261  [photocopy]
38a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “An Artist at El Poso.”Scribner’s 24 (Sept. 1898): 283-284. [photocopy]
38b	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Bloody Charge of the First and Tenth Regular Cavalry at Las Guasimas, Cuba, June 26th.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 15, 1898): 208-213.  [photocopy]
39	Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Century Between Them.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 12, 1901): 18-19.  [photocopy]
40	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Choosing Her Partner.” Collier’s 28 (Jun. 4, 1902): 12-13.  [photocopy]
41a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Christmas Surprise – The Return of the Missing Soldier.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 29,1898): 518-519.  [photocopy]
41b	Christy, Howard Chandler. The Christy Book of Drawings. New York, Moffat, Yard, 1908. [photocopy-incomplete]
42a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Daring Rough Riders at the Front.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 8, 1898).  [photocopy-see 17:7c for complete issue]
42b	Christy, Howard Chandler. Drawings: Reproductions in Black & White. New York: The Review of Reviews Company, 1910. [loose plate] (see oversize)
43	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Drilling at Tampa.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 30, 1898): 431.  [photocopy]
44	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Fatal Defect.” Century Magazine 51 (Feb.1896): 640.
45a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Fete Days – Two Drawings – Halloween – Christmas.” Scribner’s 59 (Jan. 1916): 25-27. [photocopy]
45b	Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Fourth of July Lawn Fete…” Scribner’s 60 (Jul.1916): 75.
46a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Fourth of July Lawn Fete…” Scribner’s 101 (Jan.1937).
46b	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Glimpses of the Summer Girl.”  Century Magazine 70 (Aug. 1905): 554-560.
46c	Christy, Howard Chandler. “His Attempt at Reconciliation.” Century Magazine 52 (Aug. 1896): 639. [photocopy]
47	Christy, Howard Chandler. “How Fashionable Society Makes the Heat Wave Endurable.” Leslie’s (July 28,1900): 68-69.  [photocopy]
48	Christy, Howard Chandler. “How Our Western Soldiers are Forcing Peace in the Philippines.” Leslie’s 88 (May 25, 1899): 410-411.  [photocopy]
49	Christy, Howard Chandler. “How Society’s Luxurious Yachtsmen Followed the ‘Columbia’ in the Second Race.” Leslie’s 89 (Oct. 28, 1899): 341-341.  [photocopy]
50	Christy, Howard Chandler. “How the American Troops Fight Under a Tropical Sun.” Leslie’s 88 (Apr., 1899): 308-313. [photocopy]
51	Christy, Howard Chandler. “It’s Not Always the Bullets That Kill.” Leslie’s 88 (Jun. 15, 1899): 470-471.  [photocopy]
52	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Kansas Yell!” Leslie’s 89 (Aug. 3, 1899): 84-89.[photocopy]
53a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Latest Fad of New York’s Four Hundred.”  Leslie’s 88 (Mar. 9, 1899).  [photocopy]
53b	Christy, Howard Chandler. Liberty Belles: Eight Epochs in the Making of the American Girl. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1912. [photocopy]
54a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Most Heroic Deed of the Campaign in the Jungle.” Leslie’s  88 (May18,1899): 390-391.  [photocopy]
54b	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Music and Life: A Series of Drawings.” [ca. 1904]
55	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Opening Night at the Metropolitan Opera House…”  Collier’s 26 (Jan. 5, 1901):12-13. [photocopy]
56	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Opening the Astoria Hotel.” Leslie’s 85 (Nov. 18, 1897): 328-329. [photocopy]
57	Christy, Howard Chandler. “Opening the Campaign in Cuba.” Leslie’s 87 (Jul. 21, 1898): 44. [photocopy]
58	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Pathetic Side of the Happy Home – Coming of Our Volunteers.” Leslie’s 89 (Jul.20, 1899): 37.  [photocopy]
59	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Recent Attempt of the Filipino Insurgents to Burn Manila.” Leslie’s 88 (Mar. 16,1899): 201.  [photocopy]
60	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the Mauser Bullet.” Leslie’s 88 (Jun. 8, 1899): 460 [?].  [photocopy]
61	Christy, Howard Chandler. “ The Story of the War.-I.” Leslie’s 87 (Aug. 18, 1898): 134 [ill. 128-133].  [photocopy]
62	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-II.” Leslie’s 87 (Aug. 25, 1898): 154 [ill. 148-153].  [photocopy]
63	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-III.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 1, 1898): 174 [ill. 178].  [photocopy]
64	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-IV.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 8, 1898): 194.  [photocopy]
65	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-V.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 22, 1898): 234 [ill. 228-233].  [photocopy]
66a	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-VI.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 29, 1898): 246 [ill. 248-253].  [photocopy]
66b	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Sweet Girl Graduate.” Century Magazine 72 (July 1906): 484. [photocopy]
66c	Christy, Howard Chandler. Types of the American Girl. New York: Scribners, 1900. [3 plates] (see oversize)
67	Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Vast Crowd Pressing into the Convention Hall.” Leslie’s 90 (Jun. 23, 1900):481. [photocopy]
68	Christy, Howard Chandler. “You Look Tired, Edith.” Life 31 (Feb. 3, 1898): 85.  [photocopy]

BOX 16

Folder	Title
1	Churchill, Winston. “A Far Country.” Hearst’s 25 (Apr.-Dec. 1914). [incomplete original and complete photocopy]
2	Collier’s 28 (Nov. 30, 1901): 25.  [photocopy]
3	Corbin, John. “The Lights and the Stars of Broadway.” Scribner’s 37 (Feb. 1905): 129-142. [photocopy]
4	Cosmopolitan Print Department  [photocopy]
4b	Crowell, Chester T. “A Fair-Weather Love.” Cosmopolitan (June 1925): 100-101; 185-187. [photocopy]
4c	Dale, Virginia. “Safely Married.” Redbook 46 (Dec. 1925): 48-51; 92-94. [photocopy]
5	Dall, Anna Roosevelt. “When the White House Gives a Party.” Cosmopolitan (March 1935): 32-33. (see also Ser. I, Dall, Anna Roosevelt)
6a	“Dare-Devil Johnson.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 2, 1898): 355.
6b	Daskam, Josephine Dodge. “Mr. Dud’s Sister.” Harper’s 104 (Jan. 1902): 279-286. [photocopy]
6c	Daskam, Josephine Dodge. “A Reversion to Type.” Scribner’s 31 (Apr. 1902): 452-460. [photocopy]
6d	Davis, Richard Harding. “The Battle of San Juan.” Scribner’s 24 (Oct. 1898). 387-403. [photocopy]
7a	Davis, Richard Harding. “The Lion and the Unicorn.” Scribner’s 26 (Aug. 1899).
7b	Davis, Richard Harding. “The Porto Rican Campaign.” Scribner’s 24 (Nov. 1898): 515-527. [photocopy]
7c	Davis, Richard Harding. “The Rough Riders’ Fight at Guasimas.” Scribner’s 24 (Sept. 1898): 259-273. [photocopy]
7d	Dell, Ethel M. “The Honorable Burford.” McCalls (Dec. 1922): 5-6. (see oversize)
7e	“Drifting” ( n.d.). [illustration on plate] (see Box 64, Tray 3, Compartment 1)
7f	The Drums of Peace [letterhead]
8a	Duer, Alice & Henry Wise Miller. “The Lion’s Mouth.” Scribner’s 28 (Dec. 1900): 685-694. [photocopy]
8b	Duganne, Phyllis. “Nan is Diverted.” Redbook 43 (Oct. 1924): 48-51; 146-153. [photocopy]
8c	Duvall, E. “The Fourth Gentleman.” Harper’s 103 (July 1901): 259-264. [photocopy]
8d	Everybody’s Magazine: 627-628; 631-632.
8e	Fernald, Chester Bailey. “The Tragedy of the Comedy.” Century Magazine. 51 (Nov. 1895): 98-109. [photocopy]
8f	Ford, Paul Leicester. Wanted-A Matchmaker. New York: Dodd, Mead. 1900. [book jacket]
8f	Fyles, Franklin. “The Theatre and Its People.” Ladies Home Journal 17 (Dec. 1899): 11-12. [photocopy]
9a	Goddard, Felicia. “The President’s Prerogative.” Collier’s 27 (Jul. 27, 1901).  [photocopy]
9b	“Gold Is Not All.” Charles Scribners Sons, New York. 1904. [single plate – The Grignard Litho. Co. NY] (see oversize)
10	Hancock, H. Irving. “The Most Famous Feat of the New Century.” Leslie’s 92 (Apr. 13, 1901).  [photocopy]
11a	Hancock, H. Irving. “Telling Fight of the Campaign.” Leslie’s 89 (Aug. 12, 1899).  [photocopy]
11b	Harper’s Bazaar [illustration entitled “Dixie” – and some memories!] (ca. 1911). (see oversize)
12	Harper’s Bazaar (1913): 35-36.
13	“Harper’s Round Table.” (1897).
14a	Hearst’s: 223-224.
14b	Hibbard, George. “The Journal of a Millionaire.” Century Magazine. 65 (Nov. 1902): 96. [photocopy]
14c	Hibbard, George. “The Marvels of Science.” Scribner’s 29 (Apr. 1901): 476-482. [photocopy]
15a	Hibbard, George. “A Vehicle of Love.” McClure’s 17 (Aug. 1901).  [photocopy]
15b	The Home Magazine [cover] (Nov. 1906). (see oversize>
16	Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. Ancient History.” McClure’s 16 (Dec. 1900).
17	Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. Ancient History.” McClure’s 16 (Dec. 1900).  [photocopy]
18	Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. The Curate’s Bump.” McClure’s 17 (Sept. 1901).  [photocopy]
19	Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. A Life Subscription.” McClure’s 17 (May 1901).  [photocopy]
20	Hopper, James. “The Cub, the Girl, and the Little Gray Nurse.” Hearst’s 23 (Mar.-Apr. 1913). [incomplete original and complete photocopy]
21	Hopper, James. “The Long Desire.” Hearst’s 24 (Aug. 1913). [incomplete original and complete photocopy]
22a	Hopper, James. “Love in Lavendar.” Hearst’s 24 (Sept. 1913). [incomplete original and complete photocopy]
22b	Hopper, James. “The Other House.” Hearst’s 24 (Jul. 1913): 109-118. [photocopy]
22c	Hopper, James. “Pietro, an Undesirable.” Hearst’s 23 (Jun. 1913): 851-858. [photocopy]
23a	Hopper, James. “The Quitter.” Hearst’s 24 (Oct. 1913): 616.
23b	Illustrated Current News (31 Jan. 1916). (see oversize)
24	Johnson, Owen. “The Woman Gives.” Cosmopolitan 60-61 (Jan.-Oct. 1916).  [photocopy]
25a	Jones, G. F. “Clara’s Vocation.” Scribner’s 29 (June 1901): 720-726. [photocopy]
25b	Kummer, Frederic Arnold. “A Song of Sixpence.” American Sunday Monthy Magazine Section (1914).

BOX 17

Folder	Title
1a	“Lady With Gun.” (1926).  [photocopy]
1b	The Ladies’ Home Journal [cover] (July 1899). (see oversize)
1c	The Ladies’ Home Journal [cover] (May 1900). (see oversize)
1d	The Ladies’ Home Journal [cover of the Bridal Number] (March 1905). (see oversize)
1e	The Ladies’ World (Aug. 1915). (see oversize)
2	Leslie’s 87 (Jul. 7, 1898): 7.  [photocopy]
3	Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 3, 1898): 355.  [photocopy]
4	Leslie’s (Oct. 7, 1899): 291.  [photocopy]
5	Leslie’s (Dec. 9, 1899): 471.  [photocopy]
6	Leslie’s 93 (Jul. 20, 1901): 39.  [photocopy]
7a	Leslie’s 93 (Dec. 5, 1901): 531; 537.  [photocopy]
7b	Leslie’s [cover] (Mar. 23, 1916). (see oversize)
7c	Leslie’s Weekly. vol. LXXXVII, no. 2243 (Sept. 8, 1898). (see oversize)
7d	Leslie’s Weekly. [cover] (Christmas 1898). (see oversize)
8	Life 36 (Dec. 1, 1900): 443.  [photocopy]
9	Life 38 (Sept. 26, 1901): 257.   [photocopy]
10	Life 38 (Nov. 28, 1901): 442.  [photocopy]
11	Life 38 (Nov. 28, 1901): 450.  [photocopy]
12	Life 40 (Dec. 18, 1902): 544.  [photocopy]
13	Life 42 (Dec. 17, 1903): 545.  [photocopy]
14a	Lodge, Henry Cabot. “The Spanish-American War – IV. Santiago.” Harper’s 98 (May 1898): 833-858. [photocopy]
14b	Lodge, Henry Cabot. “The Spanish-American War – V. The Fall of Santiago, and the Puerto Rican Campaign.” Harper’s 99 (June 1899): 53-77. [photocopy]
14c	Lodge, Henry Cabot. “The Story of the Revolution – VI. The Burgoyne Campaign and Its Results.” Scribner’s 23 (May 1898): 551-571. [photocopy]
14d	Lodge, Henry Cabot. “The Story of the Revolution – VII. How the West Was Saved – The Invasion of Georgia.” Scribner’s 24 (July 1898): 60-79. [photocopy]
14e	London, Jack. “The Little Lady of the Big House.” Cosmopolitan 58-60 (Apr.1915-Jan. 1916): 526-527, 532, 684, 806.
15	London, Jack. “The Little Lady of the Big House.” Cosmopolitan 58-60 (Apr. 1915-Jan. 1916).  [photocopy]
16	London, Jack. “The Valley of the Moon.” Cosmopolitan 54-56 (Apr.-Dec. 1913): misc. pgs.
17	London, Jack. “The Valley of the Moon.” Cosmopolitan 54-56 (Apr.-Dec. 1913).  [photocopy]
18	Lowrie, H. R. “Chicago Breaks Loose.” Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 10, 1898).  [photocopy]
19	“Lunch For Two.” (1912). (see oversize)
20	Lynch, Gertrude F. “Miss Chance’s Progressive Dinner.” Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 10, 1898).  [photocopy]
21	“The Madonna of the Trail.” (1930).
22a	Magruder, Julia. “Harry of England.” Scribner’s 32 (Nov. 1902): 513; 528-540. [photocopy]
22b	Map of the U.S.  [photocopy]
22c	Martin, Edward S. “The Courtship of a Careful Man.” Harper’s 104 (Jan. 1902): 191-198. [photocopy]
22d	Martin, Edward S. “A Party at Madeira’s.”Harper’s 103 (Sept. 1901): 590-598. [photocopy]
23	Mastercraft Greeting Cards 1945 (see also Ser. IV, Contracts-Mastercraft Greeting Cards)
24	Mawson, Harry P. “The Rough Riders in New York.” (Oct. 13, 1898).  [photocopy]
25a	McCall’s [cover] (Nov. 1918). (see oversize)
25b	McCall’s [cover] (Jan. 1919). (see oversize)
26a	McCall’s [cover] (Jan. 1922). (see oversize)
26b	McCall’s [article] (Feb. 1922). (see oversize)
26c	McCall’s[cover] (May 1922). (see oversize)
26d	Merwin, Samuel. “Business Every Minute. An Episode of the Loves of Henry the Ninth.” Cosmopolitan 62 (Jan. 1917): 38-43; 96-107. [photocopy]
27a	Merwin, Samuel. “Call It A Day.” Cosmopolitan 61 (Nov. 1916).  [photocopy]
27b	Merwin, Samuel. “The Counter-Irritant. An Episode of the Loves of Henry the Ninth.” Cosmopolitan 62 (May 1917): 62-69; 158-162. [photocopy]
27c	Merwin, Samuel. “Cupid the Homeopath. An Episode of the Loves of Henry the Ninth.” Cosmopolitan 62 (Feb. 1917): 21-27; 135-141. [photocopy]
27d	Merwin, Samuel. “The Devil is Sick. An Episode of the Loves of Henry the Ninth.” Cosmopolitan 62 (Apr. 1917): 43-50; 104-107. [photocopy]
27e	Merwin, Samuel. “Fancy Turns.” Redbook 43 (Aug. 1924): 58-61;120-125. [photocopy]
27f	Merwin, Samuel. “Now, Fido. An Episode of the Loves of Henry the Ninth.” Cosmopolitan 62 (Dec. 1916): 36-41; 158-165. [photocopy]
27g	Merwin, Samuel. “Youth Begs the Question. An Episode of the Loves of Henry the Ninth.” Cosmopolitan 62 (Mar. 1917): 32-38; 102-105. [photocopy]
27h	Meyers, Robert C.V. “The Consul’s College Friend.” Women’s Home Companion 27 (Aug. 1900): 7-9. [photocopy]
28a	Miller, Alice Duer. “A Drive in the Park.” Collier’s 27 (Apr. 6, 1910).  [photocopy]
28b	Miller, Alice Duer. “The Penalty of Greatness.” Scribner’s 36 (Sept. 1904): 289-298 [photocopy]
29	Miller, Warner. “A Powerful Organization.” Leslie’s 86 (Feb. 10, 1898).  [photocopy]
30	Morris, Gouvernor. “The Penalty.” Cosmopolitan 54 (Mar. 1913): 467, 470.
31	Morris, Gouvernor. “The Penalty.” Cosmopolitan 53-54 (Aug. 1912-Apr. 1913).  [photocopy]
32	Morris, Gouvernor. “The Seven Darlings.” Cosmopolitan 57-58 (Sept. 1914- Mar. 1915): misc. pgs. (see also oversize)
33a	Morris, Gouvernor. “The Seven Darlings.” Cosmopolitan 57-58 (Sept. 1914- Mar. 1915).  [photocopy]
33b	Motor [cover – reprint] (Jan. 1923).
33c	Motor [cover] (April 1923).
33d	Motor [cover] (May 1923).
33e	Motor [cover] (July 1923).
33f	Motor [cover] (Sept. 1923).
33g	Motor [cover] (Oct. 1923).
3h	Motor [cover] (Nov. 1923).
34	“My Money-Spoiled Husband.” Hearst’s: 611, 615, 617.

Box 18

Folder	Title
1	“The Nurse.”: 7, 11.
2a	Ollivant, Alfred. “The Cleansing of the Lie.” Harper’s 103 (Aug. 1901): 328-340. [photocopy]
2b	Osbourne, Lloyd. “Old Dog Tray.” McClure’s 25 (Oct. 1905).  [photocopy]
3	“Out of the Shadow.” Sunday New York American (1918). (see oversize)
4	Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. I – Marrying Out of the Army.” Collier’s 26 (Dec. 22, 1900).  [photocopy]
5	Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. II – Against His Own People.” Collier’s 26 (Dec. 29, 1900).  [photocopy]
6	Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. III – The Taming of the Captain.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 5, 1901).  [photocopy]
7	Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. IV – The Romance of Private Saunders.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 12, 1901).  [photocopy]
8	Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. V – As Man to Man.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 19, 1901).  [photocopy]
9	Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. VI – Struther’s Temptation.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 26, 1901).  [photocopy]
10	Peck, Samuel Minturn. “Not in the Play.” Leslie’s 85 (Jul. 29; Aug. 5, 1897).  [photocopy]
11	Perry, James Raymond. “My Love-Story.” Scribner’s 26 (Dec. 1899).
12a	Phillips, David Graham. “The Price She Paid.” Cosmopolitan 51-53 (Oct. 1911- Jul. 1912).  [photocopy]
12b	Pictorial Review [cover] (Aug. 1912). (see oversize)
13a	“A Plea for Arbitration.” Scribner’s (1903). (see oversize)
13b	Postcards: “At The Opera” [ca. 1906] “The Winter Girl” [ca. 1906]
14a	Rabb, Kate Milner. “A Municipal Experiment.” Leslie’s 84 (May 13; 20, 1897).  [photocopy]
14b	Roach, Lorin J. “A Mistake in the Count: A Story of an Army Hospital in the Philipines.” Century Magazine 62 (May 1901): 48. [photocopy].
15a	Robinson, Albert Gardner. “At Chickamauga.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 2, 1898).  [photocopy]
15b	Roche, Arthur Somers. “Alms of Love.” Redbook 42 (Mar. 1924): 67-71; 129-130. [photocopy]
15c	Roche, Arthur Somers. “Where You Find It.” Redbook 43 (May 1924): 46-50; 110-112. [photocopy]
15d	Roche, Arthur Somers. “The Wiser Generation.” Redbook 42 (Jan. 1924): 53-57; 124-126. [photocopy]
15e	Ruhl, Arthur. “A Break in Training.” Scribner’s 32 (Aug. 1902): 177-188. [photocopy]
15f	Saltus, Edgar. “A Business Man.” Hearst’s 25 (Mar. 1914): 375-379. [photocopy]
16a	Scribner’s [ad. for Chambers, R. W. Two Little Beaded Moccasins].
16b	Sousa, John Philip. The Fifth String. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1907 [book with Christy cover, inside illustrations missing].
17a	Speed, Jno Gilmer. “Gambling at Long Branch.” Leslie’s 85 (Aug. 26, 1897).  [photocopy]
17b	Sunday Magazine of the Boston Sunday Post [cover] (Aug. 7, 1910). (see oversize)
18	Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia Press [article] (Sept. 11, 1910). (see oversize)
19	Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia Press [cover] (Oct. 23, 1910). (see oversize)
20a	Thanet, Octave. “Max – or His Picture.” Scribner’s 26 (Dec. 1899): 739-750. [photocopy]
20b	Thanet, Octave. “The Object of the Federation.” Scribner’s 30 (Aug. 1901): 239-250. [photocopy]
20c	Think [cover] (1942).
20d	Thomas, Albert Ellsworth. “The Wooden Indian.” Scribner’s 31 (Jan. 1902): 68-74. [photocopy]
21	“Throwing Up Intrenchments.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 30, 1898): 429 [ill. 421].  [photocopy]
22	“To The Fighting 165th Regiment.” (1918).
23a	Tracy, Louis. “Cynthia’s Chauffer.” Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia Press 3  (Sept. 1910). (see oversize)
23b	Truth vol. XVII no. 585 [cover] (July 6, 1898).
24-26	Unidentified (see also oversize)
27	Van Vorst, Marie. His Love Story. Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1913.
28a	Vance, Louis Joseph. “The Coast of Cockaigne.” McCall’s (Oct. 1921; Jan. 1922). (see oversize)
28b	“A Veritable Queen.”  Moffat, Yard, & Co., 1906.
29a	W., J. H. “The Stars and Stripes in Havana.” Leslie’s 88 (Jan. 19, 1899): 55.  [photocopy]
29b	The W. Martin Johnson School of Art (n.d.). [brochure with HCC illustration]
29c	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 104 (May 1902): 850-865. [photocopy]
29d	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 105 (June 1902): 46-58. [photocopy]
29e	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 105 (July 1902): 198-209. [photocopy]
29f	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 105 (Aug. 1902): 410-424. [photocopy]
29g	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 105 (Sept. 1902): 534-547. [photocopy]
29h	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 105 (Oct. 1902): 701-715. [photocopy]
29i	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 105 (Nov. 1902): 925-940. [photocopy]
29j	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 106 (Dec. 1902): 91-105. [photocopy]
29k	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 106 (Dec. 1903): 253-268. [photocopy]
29l	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 106 (Feb. 1903): 462-475. [photocopy]
29m	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 106 (Mar. 1903): 589-609. [photocopy]
29n	Ward, Mrs. Humphry. “Lady Rose’s Daughter.” Harper’s 106 (Apr. 1903): 757-778. [photocopy]
29o	Warwick, Anne. “Anne – Just a Plain Woman.” Harper’s 122 (Feb. 1911): 401-406. [photocopy]
29p	Warwick, Anne. “Chalmers – Clearly a Club-Man.” Harper’s 123 (July 1911): 303-309. [photocopy]
29q	Warwick, Anne. “Gladys – Marie – Merely a Maid.” Harper’s 122 (Apr. 1911): 719-723. [photocopy]
29r	Warwick, Anne. “Sheila – Simply a Society Person.” Harper’s 122 (May. 1911): 871-876. [photocopy]
29s	Warwick, Anne. “Timothy – Oncly a Writer.” Harper’s 122 (Mar. 1911): 577-583. [photocopy]
29t	Waterbury, Jennie Bullard. “His Primeval Conscience.” Harper’s 103 (July 1901): 244-250. [photocopy]
30	Willets, Gilson. “All Aboard for Cuba!” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 16, 1898).  [photocopy]
31	Willets, Gilson. “The Invasion of Cuba.” Leslie’s 87 (Jul. 1898).  [photocopy]
32a	Willets, Gilson. “With Our Regulars in the Field.” Leslie’s (May 26, 1898).  [photocopy]
32b	Wilson, Woodrow. “Colonies and Nation: A Short History of the People of the United States – The Parting of the Ways.” Harper’s 103 (July 1901): 285-300. [photocopy]
32c	“The Wooing of Lorna Doone.” (Jan. 1909). (see oversize)
33	Wright, Marcus J. Wright’s Official History of the Spanish-American War (War Records Office, Washington, D.C., 1900): 374-375. (see oversize)
34	Wright, Marcus J. Wright’s Official History of the Spanish-American War (War Records Office, Washington, D.C., 1900).  [photocopy]

Subseries 3. Paintings

BOX 19

Folder	Title	Date
1a	After the Storm	1936
1b	Barnegat Bay	n.d.
2	Café des Artistes (see SeriesV, Subseries 1. General: Café des Artistes)
3a	Coming of Peace and the Prince of Peace	n.d.
3b	Conneen Collection	1988
4	Dawn of a New Light (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1946-55
5-7	Foster Memorials	1938-50
8	Giving the Great Commission (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	n.d.
9	Hiawatha’s Wooing	n.d.
10	Jesus the Christ (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1945
11	Missouri, Surrender of the Japanese on the Battleship	1946 [never executed?]
12	Peace on Earth (see also oversize)	n.d.
13	Prices	1942
14	Sale (see Ser. II, Davis, Smith)	1958
15	Sale	1981
16-18	Signing of the Constitution of the United States (see also Box 64, Tray 3, Compartment 2)	1937-73
19-20	Signing of the Treaty of Greene Ville	1943-53
21	Signing of the United Nations’ Charter	1946
22	Summer Dreams (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	n.d.
23	Washington in New York	1936
24	We The People	1937-49
25	Well on the Landscape	1940

Subseries 4. Portraits

BOX 20

Folder	Title	Date
1	Adams, Maude	n.d.
2	Addison, Lucy	n.d.
3	Alcott, Mayme	n.d.
4	Austin, Mrs. William L.	n.d.
5	Autry, Gene	1950
6	Aycock, Charles B.	1951
7	Bacon Rind, Chief	n.d.
8	Bankhead, William	n.d.
9	Bond, Edward J.	1942
10	Bulkeley, John D.	n.d.
11	Carman, Mrs. Joseph and Son (see Charmed Land Woman’s Magazine)	1926
12	Caron, Francesca	1936
13	Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benjamin	1938
14	Chandler, Natalie	n.d.
15	Cheek, Robert and Helen	1936
16	Christy, Nancy Palmer	1978; n.d.
17	Church, Mrs. P. Schuyler	n.d.
18	Clay, Dorothy	n.d.
19	Cocklan [Cochran?], Jackie	n.d.
20-22	Coolidge, Calvin and Grace (see also oversize)	1924-52
23	Corse, Mrs. Cadwallader Colder	1926
24	Cromwell, James	n.d.
25	Davies, Marion	1934
26	Denney, Des Cygne Gilcrease	n.d.
27	Dibert, Mrs. John	n.d.
28	Diehl, Joan	n.d.
29a	Di Frasso, Dorothy	1927
29b	Doheny, Estelle and Edward	1925-26
30	Doherty, Grace	n.d.
31	Doherty, Helen Lee	n.d.
32	Doolittle, James	1948
33	Du Pont, Dorothy	1948
34	Earhart, Amelia	1937
35	Eddy, Mary Baker (see also Ser. I, The First Church of Christian Science) (see also Heitman, Charles E.)	1949
36a	Edison, Thomas A. (see Ser. V.3. Paintings – Dawn of a New Light)
36b	Edward, Prince of Wales	1923
37	Edwards, William	1921
38	Ellison, Elizabeth	1940
39	Evans, Laura	n.d.
40a	Farley, James A.	1934
40b	Ford, Elise	n.d.
41	Foster, Jane	n.d.
42	Gandy, Mrs. A.C.	1928
43	Garner, John	1938-39
44	Grunewald, Christine and Erna	n.d.
45	Hall, Anita (“Miss Victory”)	1942
46	Harding, Ann	1933
47	Harding, Warren	1922-23
48	Harvey, George	1923
49	Hay, Lady Drummond	n.d.
50	Hays, Will	1922
51	Hearst Family [W.R., Millicent, Blanche]	n.d.
52	Henderson, Betty	1937
53	Hershott, Jean	n.d.
54	Hesse, Phillip	1927
55	Hoffman, Rosamond Childs Dodge	1949
56	Hoover, Herbert	1949-50
57	Howell, Lillian	n.d.
58	Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans	n.d.
59	Jackson, Rachel (see also Ser. I, National Society United States Daughters of 1812)	1941-53
60	James, Lee Warren (see also Ser. I, Metropolitan Club)	1950
61	Keller, Kent	1939
62	Kennedy, Mrs. John A.	1934
63	Kohler, Mrs. Chris and two sons	n.d.
64	Kreisler, Fritz	1950
65	Lincoln, Abraham (see also Ser. I, The American Legion)	n.d.
66	Lists	n.d.
67	Long, Kathryne	1938
68	Longstreet, General James	1939-40
69	MacArthur, Douglas	1959
70	Mallon, Mrs. Frances	1942
71	Mason, Jane Kendall	1929
72	McCulloch, George B. (see Ser. V.1, Charmed Land Woman’s Magazine)
73	Munson, Mrs. Donald	n.d.
74	Murray, Mae	n.d.
75	Mussolini, Benito	1927-28
76	O’Brien, John P.	1933
77	Oliver, Oren A.	n.d.
78	Patten, Thomas G.	n.d.
79	Patterson, Martha Johnson (see also Ser. I, Langford, Laura)	n.d.
80	Peale, Norman Vincent	n.d.
81	Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Claude	1939-41
82	Pickford, Mary	n.d.
83	Rainey, Henry T.	1935
84	Rand, Eleanor	n.d.
85	Rickenbacker, Edward V.	1950
86	Rinehart, Mary Roberts	n.d.
87	Roberts, Millicent	n.d.
88	Rogers, Will	1939-52
89	Roosevelt, Theodore	1924
90	Ruffo, Titta	1922
91	Russell, Lillian	n.d.
92	Scott, Kerr	n.d.
93	Shotwell, Margaret	n.d.
94	Snowden, Mrs. J. H.	1923
95	Soule, George	n.d.
96	Speaks, Oley	n.d.
97	Spellman, Cardinal	1955-61
98	Steagall, Henry B.	1942
99	Strang, William F.	n.d.
100	Sullivan, James Hoge (see Ser. V.1, Charmed Land Woman’s Magazine)
101	Sullivan, Hoge and Mary Louise	1927-28
102	Talmadge, Constance	1925
103	Talmadge, Norma	1925
104	Tinker, Mrs. Edward Laroque	1921
105	Trumbull, Mr. and Mrs. Walter	n.d.
106	Twain, Mark	1935
107	Umberto of Italy	1927
108	Unidentified	n.d.
109	Van Buren, Martin	n.d.
110	Wessel, Mrs. Theodore William (see Doherty, Helen Lee)
111	White, George	n.d.
112	Yawkey, Elise Sparrow	1944

Subseries 5. Posters

BOX 20 (cont’d)

Folder	Title	Date
113	Actors National Memorial Day To the Actors Fund of America	1919
114a	America Speaks Buy Bonds For Defense	1941
114b	America Warns You!	ca. 1920s
115	American Friends of Britain	1941
116	American Legion Peace Through Preparedness	1937
117	The American Legion The Victory Ball	1931
118	Americans All (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1919
119	Aviation Fly With the U.S. Marines (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1920
120	Better Than Ever (see Ser. I, Recruiting Publicity Bureau)	n.d.
121	Bill of Rights Four Freedoms	1941-42
122	Boy Scouts of America	1936-37
123	Buddy Poppy (see also Ser. I, VFW)	1926
124	Buddy Poppy (see also Ser. I, VFW)	1949
125	Campfire Girls	1935
126	China Relief	1947
127	Christmas Seal, T.B.	n.d.
128	City Planning	n.d.
129a	Clear-The-Way-!! Buy Bonds Fourth Liberty Loan (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	n.d.
129b	Come on! Help Police Relief Fund (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1920
130	The Coming of Peace	n.d.
131	The Dawn of Victory…Re-Elect Herbert Hoover	n.d.
132	Education of the Blind	1943
133	Father’s Day	1939
134	Fight or Buy Bonds (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1917
135	Fly! For Her Liberty and Yours (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1943
136	For Thine Is The Kingdom and the Power and the Glory Forever (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1942
137	Freedom Is Your Business Join Now! U.S. Army (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1950

BOX 21

Folder	Title	Date
1	Gee!! I Wish I Were A Man I’d Join The Navy, Navy Reserve or Coast Guard (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1917-18
2	Give Us the Faith and Courage of Our Forefathers (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1950
3	Hands Across The Sea	1941
4	His Day [VFW]	1945
5	I Am An American (see also: Ser. I, O’Dwyer, William; La Guardia, F. H.; Sauter, James; Stone, Lester B.; Wagner, Robert F.; Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1941
6	I Want You For the Navy (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1917
7	If You Want To Fight Join the Marines (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1915
8	Infantile Paralysis/Polio (see Ser. V.5, Roosevelt’s Birthday Balls)
9	Lafayette Day (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1918
10	Legalizing Lotteries	1935
11	Liberty Lives On 450th Anniversary of the Discovery of American, 1492-1942 (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)
12	Liberty Loan	1917
13	Miscellaneous	1951; n.d.
14	The Motor Corps of America (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1918
15	New York Institute For The Education of The Blind (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1945
16a	New York Osteopathic Clinic	1937
16b	North American Rayon and the American Bemberg Corporations’ Memorial (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files; photo series)	n.d.
17	Police Athletic League [PAL]	1937
18	Police Field Day	1925
19	The Prince of Peace	n.d.
20	Roosevelt’s Birthday Ball	1934
21	Roosevelt’s Birthday Ball (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1935
22	Roosevelt’s Birthday Ball	1936
23-24	Roosevelt’s Birthday Ball	1937
25	Roosevelt’s Birthday Ball	1938
26	Roosevelt’s Birthday Balls [misc.]	n.d.
27	The Salvation Army Fighting Faith Crusade (see also Ser. V.5, The Coming of Peace)	1946
28	Red Cross	1943
29	The Red Cross is You!	1943
30	The Spirit of America Join	1915
31	The Spirit of America	1922
32	Think The Price of a False Alarm	n.d.
33	To The Red Cross	1943
34	To The Victory – Ball	1931
35	United States Flag Association	n.d.
36	Untitled (see also Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1946
37	Victory Food Special	n.d.
38	We Invite You	n.d.
39	We the People	1937
40	Will Rogers Memorial Fund (see Spec. Coll. Flat Files)	1935

Subseries 6. Programs

BOX 21 (cont’d)

Folder	Title	Date
41	The Academy of American Poets	1935
42	American Federation of Radio Artists You’re in Our Hearts	1942
43	American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc. [AGMA]	1937-38
44	The American Legion Peace Through Preparedness	1937
45	The American Legion Victory Ball	1922
46	The American Legion Victory Balls [not by HCC]	1923; 1925
47	The American Legion Welcome	1919
48	Annual Navy Relief Ball	1940
49	Army vs. Navy	1936
50	Army vs. Navy	1938
51	Army vs. Notre Dame	1938
52	Army vs. Notre Dame	1939
53	Catholic Big Brothers Concert	1920
54	Flood and Tornado Relief Benefit	1936
55	Francesca Caron in…Recital	1936
56a	Graduation Exercises [Police]	1932
56b	The Hand Embroidered Way Royal Society	1914
57	International Poetry Music and the Dance, Soiree of	1935
58a	The June Log	1920
58b	Lafayette College Promenade Concert [dance card/program]	1907
59	The Lambs	1934
60	The Lambs	1935
61	The Lambs	1936
62	The Lambs	1937
63	The Lambs	1938
64	The Lambs	1939
65	The Lambs	194[1?]
66	The Lambs	1952
67	Miss Robinson Crusoe of New York	1925
68	Motion Picture Exhibition & Concert Liberty Film Committee	1918
69	National Bureau for Blind Artists, Inc. “To The Blind Artists”	1938
70	National Variety Artists, Inc.	1944
71	Navy Day	1935
72	Navy Day	1936
73	New York City’s Civil Defense Program	1951
74	Police Athletic League [PAL] (see Ser. V.5)	1937
75	Press Photographers Association of New York Eight Annual Dance and Entertainment “A Real Newsgetter”	1937
76	The Social Service Dispensary League	1940
77	The Tin Can Ball	1942
78	The United States Fleet Ball	1934
79	USO Salute To Our Fighting Forces You’re in our hearts	1942
80	“The Wheel That Squeaks…”	1926
81	Ziegfeld Girls Club	1938

---

Series VI. Photographic Material: ca. 1873-1952

---

Subseries 1. General

BOX 22

Folder	Title
1	Balboa Fountain The Battle of Santiago Boating by Moonlight Café des Artistes
2	Café des Artistes
3	Damsels in the Forest With Knight Dawn of a New Light (see also oversize) Foster Memorial -see also oversize Fountain of Youth
4	Hiawatha’s Wooing Inauguration of Lincoln, Abraham [never executed?] Landscapes, Untitled
5	Landscapes, Untitled

BOX 23

Folder	Title
1	Madonna of the Trail North American Rayon Corporation Nudes, Untitled
2	Nudes, Untitled
3	Nudes, Untitled
4	Peace on Earth Riverscape with Two Houses The Scuffle Signing of the Constitution of the United States -see also oversize
5	Signing of the Constitution of the United States Signing of the Treaty of Green Ville -see oversize

BOX 24

Folder	Title
1	Signing of the United Nations’ Charter -see also oversize
2	Signing of the United Nations’ Charter To the Autumn Couple
3	Untitled Washington in New York [never executed?]
4	Washington in New York We The People The Western Girl

Subseries 2. Portraits

BOX 24 (cont’d)

Folder	Title
5	Alwell, Mrs. Lee (Thurns) Autry, Gene Aycock, Charles B. Bacon Rind, Chief Tom Baer, Bugs Baker, Mrs. Walter

BOX 25

Folder	Title
1	Bankhead, Mrs. Bankhead, William B. Barbour, Edward/John Ewing Barkley, John Lewis Barton, Dorothy
2	Baxter, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Joseph Blount, Mr. Bowers, Mrs. Bulkeley, John D. Carman, Mrs. Joseph and Son Chandler, Natalie Charles
3	Cheek, Susan Christy, Howard Chandler Christy, Nancy Palmer
4	Church, Mrs. Schuyler Churchill, Jeff Clapp, Mrs. Paul-Colombus Ohio Power Clapp, Paul, Daughters of Cochran, Jacqueline Connally, Tom
5	Coolidge, Calvin Coolidge, Grace Corse, Mrs. Cadwallader Colden Councilman, Jim Cushing, Ina Cushing, Stephen Ira

BOX 26

Folder	Title
1	Davies, Marion Davidson, J. Davis, Smith Dewart, Mr. Diehl, Joan di Frasso, Dorothy Dodge, Mrs.
2	Doheny Boys Doheny, Lucy F. Doherty, Helen Lee Doherty, Mrs. Henry L. Dunlap, Ed, Daughter of du Pont, Coleman Durant, Mrs. and Daughters
3	Earhart, Amelia Eddy, Mary Baker Ellison, Elizabeth Endicott, Mr. Evans, Evelyn Ewing, Mr.
4	Farley, James A. Fink, Mrs. F. B. Fitzhugh, Anna Ford, Mrs. Lottie Evans Foster, Jane Franklin, Benjamin Frasso, Countess
5	Gallan, J. H. Gandy, Mrs. A.C. and Children Garner, John Nance Gilcrease, Mr. Graham, Mrs. Ernest R. Green, Joshua

BOX 27

Folder	Title
1	Hall, Anita [“Miss Victory”] Hamlin, Mrs. Howard Harding, Warren Harvey, George Hays, Will Hearst, Mrs. George Hearst, William Randolph Herrington, Mr. Herrington, Mrs.
2	Hersholt, Jean Hesse, Phillip of Hoffman, Richard Jr. Hoover, Herbert House, Mrs. Percy Hughes, Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs. Charles Evans
3	Humber, Mrs. Robert Lee Hutton, Madeline Jackson, Rachel Johnson, Colonel Keller, Kent E. Kendall, Jane Kenyon, Doris and Son Klein, Mrs. George L. La Forge, Mrs.
4	Langeloth, Valerie Larsen, Mrs. Lautz, William Leberman, Commander Long, Mrs. Joseph Benjamin Longstreet, General MacArthur, Douglas Maramaroneck, Mrs. Gerls Marshall, Carrington T. Marshall, Mrs. John, Daughter of Mason, Mrs. Frank E. Mason, Mrs. Grant Mayers, Mrs.

BOX 28

Folder	Title
1	McConnell, Mildred McCullough, George B. McIntyre, Mrs. B. D. Meeker, Ezra Moore, Grace Morris Jr., Mrs. Dave H. Munsey, Frank Mussolini Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, Laura
2	Patton, Thomas G. Peale, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, Mrs. Norman Vincent Pepper, Mrs. Claude Poole, Mr. Post, Marjorie Merrywether Quantrelle, Mrs. and Son Radcliffe, Senator Ramsey, Colette
3	Rickenbacker, Eddie Ridder, Miss Rinehart, Mary Roberts Roberts, Millicent Roberts, Mrs. Bob Roberts, Son Rogers, Will Russell, Lillian
4	Scott, W. Kerr Sewickley, Mrs. Richards Shotwell, Mrs. Souby, Mrs. James M. Strang, William F. Talmadge, Constance Talmadge, Norma Tanner, Dr.

BOX 29

Folder	Title
1	Taylor, Mr. Umberto Van Buren, Martin Vodery, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Thomas Wessel Winegren, Mr. (Groff) Wood, Mrs. B. Yawkey, Elise Sparrow
2	Unidentified Women
3	Unidentified Women
4	Unidentified Men
5	Unidentified Children and Groups

Subseries 3. Posters

BOX 30

Folder	Title
1	The Academy of American Poets Americans All Boy Scout Sesquicentennial Tribute Buy a Buddy Poppy Camp Fire Girls China – The New Dawn
2	The Coming of Peace Fighting Faith Crusade – The Salvation Army For Thine is the Kingdom and the Power and the Glory Forever Gee!! I Wish I Were A Man… Hands Across the Sea I Am An American I Want You for The Navy If You Want To Fight Join The Marines
3	Police Athletic League Roosevelt’s Birthdays Victory Food Special We Invite You
4	Wear a Buddy Poppy Will Rogers Memorial Fund Your Angel of Mercy

Subseries 4. Sculpture

BOX 30 (cont’d)

Folder	Title
5	miscellaneous

Subseries 5. Illustration

BOX 30 (cont’d)

Folder	Title
5	miscellaneous

Subseries 6. Works by Other Artists

BOX 31

Folder	Title
1	Farr, [?] Fisher, Harrison Flagg, James Montgomery Ford, Elise
2	Guion, Molly Hall, Monty Hare, J. Knowles Ingram, Rex Seppeler, William
3	Unidentified

Subseries 7. Individuals

BOX 32

Folder	Title
1	A to B
2	B to C
3-4	Christy, Howard Chandler

BOX 33

Folder	Title
1-5	Christy, Howard Chandler

BOX 34

Folder	Title
1	Christy, Howard Chandler
2-5	Christy, Nancy Palmer

BOX 35

Folder	Title
1-5	Christy, Nancy Palmer

BOX 36

Folder	Title
1-2	C
3	C – D
4	E – F
5	F – L

BOX 37

Folder	Title
1	M – R
2	R
3	S
4	S – Z

BOX 38

Folder	Title
1-4	Unidentified
5	Unidentified models

Subseries 8. Groups

BOX 39

Folder	Title
1-4	Howard Chandler Christy and Nancy Palmer Christy
5	Miscellaneous

Subseries 9. Locations

BOX 40

Folder	Title
1	Birthplace of HCC, Ohio Barracks, Duncan Falls, Ohio
2	Chase, W. M. – Studio in NYC
3	Exhibitions- Allentown, PA Seattle, WA
4	Hotel des Artistes – Studio in NYC

BOX 41

Folder	Title
1-3	Miscellaneous

Subseries 10. Animals

BOX 42

Folder	Title
1-3	Miscellaneous

---

Series VII. Original Artwork: ca. 1898-1944

---

Subseries 1. Sketches and Drawings

BOX 43

Folder	Title
1-2	Figures Crigui, Mary Franklin, Benjamin [Hiawatha] [MacArthur, Douglas] [Roosevelt, F. D.] Unidentified
3	Landscapes and Objects
4	Other Artists Davidson, Joe Knowles, J. Longuski, Holly Chandler Stanley, Frederic Unknown
5	Early Illustration

Subseries 2. Sketchbooks

BOX 44a

Title	Date
Music Lessons with Misc. Sketches	ca. 1922
Foster Memorial	ca. 1944
Animals	n.d.
Costumes/Misc. Illustration	n.d.
Opera Costumes	n.d.
Illustration	n.d.

BOX 44b

Title	Date
Spanish American War	1898

BOX 44c

Title	Date
World War I Posters	ca. 1915

Subseries 3. Paintings

BOX 45

Title	Date
Peace Be-Unto You	n.d.
The Stirrup Cup [watercolor study]	1919
[Untitled-nude]	n.d.
[Untitled-unidentified]	n.d.

---

Series VIII. Scrapbooks: ca. 1919-1952

---

Scrapbook No. 1

BOX 46

Folder	Title
1	inventories; pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-19
3	pp. 20-29
4	pp. 30-39
5	pp. 40-49
6	pp. 50-60

Scrapbook No. 2

BOX 47

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-10
2	pp. 11-22
3	pp. 23-32

Scrapbook No. 3

BOX 48

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-10
2	pp. 11-20
3	pp. 21-31
4	pp. 32-43
5	pp. 44-53
6	pp. 54-62

Scrapbook No. 4

BOX 49

Folder	Title
1	inventory; pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-19
3	pp. 20-29
4	pp. 30-39
5	pp. 40-49
6	pp. 50-62

Scrapbook No. 5

BOX 50

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-11
2	pp. 12-21
3	pp. 22-29
4	pp. 30-43
5	pp. 44-53
6	pp. 54-62

Scrapbook No. 6

BOX 51

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-19
3	p. 20-29
4	pp. 30-39
5	pp. 40-50

Scrapbook No. 7

BOX 52

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-11
2	pp. 12-21
3	pp. 22-31
4	pp. 32-43
5	pp. 44-53
6	pp. 54-62

Scrapbook No. 8

BOX 53

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-21
3	pp. 22-35
4	pp. 36-45
5	pp. 46-55
6	pp. 56-67
7	pp. 68-74

Scrapbook No. 9

BOX 54

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-19
3	pp. 20-29
4	pp. 30-39
5	pp. 40-49
6	pp. 50-60

Scrapbook No. 10

BOX 55

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-19
3	pp. 20-29
4	pp. 30-41

Scrapbook No. 11

BOX 56

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-10
2	pp. 11-20
3	pp. 21-30
4	pp. 31-40
5	pp. 41-52

Scrapbook No. 12

BOX 57

Folder	Title
1	pp.1-10
2	pp. 11-20
3	pp. 21-32

Scrapbook No. 13

[does not exist or is missing – see series description]

Scrapbook No. 14

BOX 58

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-11
2	pp. 12-19
3	pp. 20-29
4	pp. 30-44
5	pp. 45-54
6	pp. 55-64
7	pp. 65-73
8	pp. 74-83
9	pp. 84-93
10	pp. 94-103
11	pp. 104-113
12	pp. 114-123
13	pp. 124-133
14	pp. 134-138

Scrapbook No. 15

BOX 59

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-6; 9-12
2	pp. 13-22
3	pp. 23-34
4	pp. 35-44
5	pp. 45-54
6	pp. 55-66
7	pp. 69-78
8	pp. 79-88
9	pp. 89-100
10	pp. 101-110
11	pp. 111-119

Scrapbook No. 16

BOX 60

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-9
2	pp. 10-19
3	pp. 20-29
4	pp. 30-38
5	pp. 39-42; misc. items

Scrapbook No. 17

BOX 61

Folder	Title
1	pp. 1-10
2	pp. 11-20
3	pp. 21-30
4	pp. 31-40
5	pp. 41-50
6	pp. 51-60
7	pp. 61-71

---

Series IX. Films: ca. 1929 – 2001

---

BOX 62
16 mm Film Reels 1-14 (see descriptions under Box 63 )

VHS Tapes 1-2 (copied from Reels 13-14)

Title: “Elise Ford and Howard Chandler Christy” [ca. 1930s-1940]
Donor: Holly Christina Longuski, May 2001
Time: 19 minutes, 20 seconds
Audio: No
Copy date: 6/17/88
Description: Combination of black & white and color 16mm film clips, not in chronological order.  Some home movies, filmed by Howard Chandler Christy and Elise Ford, as well as newsreel clips.  Topics include:  Christy painting Elise Ford; both attending publicity events involving Christy’s artwork; Christy, Elise Ford, and daughter Holly as an infant at vacation home in Vermont; Christy painting landscapes outdoors; Christy, Elise and Holly displaying some of his landscape canvases.

VHS Tape 3

Title:  “Christy Marker Dedication, May 3rd, 2001”
Donor:  Helen Copley, Summer 2001
Time:  approximately 20 minutes
Audio:  Yes
Copy date:  Summer 2001
Description: Scenes from the outdoor dedication ceremony for Christy marker in Morgan County, Ohio, and the following reception and exhibition of Christy artwork.  In color.

BOX 63
DVDs and DigiBeta Copies-

Transferred from 16 mm reels #1-5
Title: See descriptions below
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 10 minutes total
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following:
1) “Swimming pool people. Dec. 1929”
Views of large estate and pool, numerous people in semi-formal dress, one of which is Nancy Palmer Christy
2) “Picture of Mr. Eastman in office, n.d.”
Man in suit with glasses and gray hair, sitting and reading aloud
3) “Beach, many children HCC in waves, 1 shot of Nancy in beginning, Sept.”
Beach scenes including Nancy Palmer Christy, Harmon Smith, Carolyn Chandler, Elise Ford, and Howard Chandler Christy
4) “Baby?, Zanesville, Ohio on box, Jan. 1932”
Unidentified baby, held by unidentified woman, in a bedroom
5) “Nancy – HCC at beach, organ grinder, Sept. 1936”
Filmed on the boardwalk, includes Nancy Palmer Christy, Elise Ford, Carolyn Chandler, Harmon Smith, and Howard Chandler Christy.  Others present include organ grinder, monkey, and many on-lookers

Transferred from 16 mm reel #6
Title: “H.C. Christy Camp Scenes.  Flaming Geyser July 24&30/ Aug. 6& 7”
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 15 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Camp scenes, including snow-capped mountains, rows of cabins, people viewing mountains through telescopes, large groups of people in semi-formal dress, Howard Chandler Christy smoking a pipe, Nancy Palmer Christy with a group, rivers flowing over rocks and waterfalls, many landscape scenes
2) Views of naval ship in the water, Nancy Palmer Christy, Howard Chandler Christy, and Natalie Chandler on shore, group scenes with military officers on board a ship, shot of a sign on ship reading “COMD’R W. F.LAFRENZ, U.S.N.”
3) Beautiful home and grounds overlooking ships in a river, groups of people in semi-formal dress including Nancy Palmer Christy and Natalie Chandler, scenes of people dancing the Charleston on the grass, walking through a garden, Howard Chandler Christy painting outdoors by a stream and smoking a pipe, Nancy Palmer Christy and Natalie Chandler dressed in overalls and working outside of a camp, sailors in rowboats in a river

Transferred from 16mm reel #7
Title: “Fish Fry/Lindbergh Arriving at le Bourge, Paris, etc.”
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 20 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta:  August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Social gathering on the grounds of a mansion, high above a river.  Nancy Palmer Christy and others with walking sticks, with a dog near a fountain on grounds.  Howard Chandler Christy smoking his pipe.  Scene of the group on a parapet of the mansion.  Scene of group playing croquet on the grounds, Nancy Palmer Christy sitting with a group, watching croquet game and smoking.  Howard Chandler Christy sits to join group, excellent close-ups of both NPC and HCC.
2) Beach scene, Howard Chandler Christy in bathing suit by water’s edge with unidentified others.
3) Return to lawn scenes at a mansion, views of formal gardens, Nancy Palmer Christy sitting on a porch by large columns, overlooking the gardens.
4) Scene of dock with a yacht, Nancy Palmer Christy and Howard Chandler Christy boarding the yacht with a boating party.  Yacht motors off, passing large homes on shore.
5) Scene of yacht back at dock, passengers disembarking, name on boat appears to be “Dec. Oats, Alexandria, [N.Y.?]”
6) Two smaller rowboats with people being pulled behind the yacht with a rope tow, views of passengers on board again, including Howard Chandler Christy and daughter Natalie.
7) Rowboats are pulled ashore; fish fry scene commences on the banks of a wooded shore.  Shot of Natalie holding fish in a dress coat with a fur collar.  Nancy Palmer Christy holds fish wearing dress clothes and pearls.
8) Newsreel footage entitled “Lindbergh’s Triumphant Arrival in Paris”
“Produced by William J. Ganz Company, New York, Issue No. 2”
– “Le Bourget, Paris, France, as viewed from the air.”
Scene of people at the airport with biplanes parked on the runways.
– “Giant searchlights illuminate the sky for our ‘Flying Ambassador’.”
Hundreds of people running in the beams of the spotlight.
– “After 33 hours and 30 minutes Lindbergh alights surrounded by the largest crowd ever assembled at le Bourget.”
Hundreds of people running, some carrying bicycles above their heads. Shot of Lindbergh standing next to the Spirit of St. Louis.
– “Vive l’Americain!  Vive l’Americain!”
People rushing to see Lindbergh.
– “The next day – Lindbergh at the American Embassy.”
Lindbergh on a balcony, waving an American flag.  Then view of him coming out of the building to crowds of well wishers, entering a car and driving away through the crowds of people.
– “President Doumergue of France decorates the Lone Eagle.”
Lindbergh with two Frenchmen, Lindbergh wearing medal on his lapel, then walking with a group of men at the airport and standing in front of the Spirit of St. Louis.
– “My plan did it.”
Close up of Lindbergh’s face.

Transferred from 16mm reel # 8
Title: “Conte Rosso Genova at Sea/Lunch in an Italian garden”
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 15 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Large cruise ship sailing with mountains in the distance.  Nancy Palmer Christy with various unidentified individuals and posing with a man in uniform who appears to be the ship’s captain.  Shot of Howard Chandler Christy with binoculars and posing with the captain.  Views of rough seas, the ship’s mast, and a rainbow over the water.  Views of the shore and sailing into port, crowds on the deck.  Good shots of Nancy Palmer Christy in furs and Howard Chandler Christy on deck.
[Note from Ser. V, Box 11, Folder 57, Page 173: Conte Rosso’s Captain was Antonio Lena].
2) Views of a formal lunch in a garden.  A large group of formally dressed people in attendance.  Howard Chandler Christy is seen speaking with a man in military dress near a fountain, Nancy Palmer Christy is with a woman on a porch overlooking the town below.  Close ups of a man in very formal military attire, Nancy Palmer Christy in a fur stole and a hat with feathers.
[Note from Ser. V, Box 11, Folder 57, Page 168: Countess de Frasso was the host of this luncheon at the Villa Madonna; Prince Phillip of Hesse was present]

Transferred from 16mm reel #9
Title: “Conte Rosso/Villa Madonna”
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 15 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Ships on water (lake?)
2) Group of people, including Nancy Palmer Christy, walking along a shoreline in the woods – Flaming Geyser Park.  Shots of bubbling hot springs, Howard Chandler Christy standing by the water’s edge, and Nancy Palmer Christy with an unidentified female companion wading in the springs.
3) Another view of the above-noted shoreline with a cityscape in the foreground.
4) A fishing party including Howard Chandler Christy, Nancy Palmer Christy, and several other women.  Nancy with a bandage on her face.  Excellent shots of Howard and Nancy with Natalie Chandler, walking arm in arm and all dressed in overalls.  Views of cabins in the background, and the women holding up fish.
5) View of the city and shoreline again, taken from a rooftop or cliff?  Shots are very hazy with ships in the water in the distance.
6) Nancy Palmer Christy and Howard Chandler Christy walking in the country with a group of women.  Views of the group bathing in a lake.  Excellent shot of Howard on a diving board and jumping into the lake and swimming.  Shot of Natalie Chandler with a bathing cap and swimming.
7) Howard Chandler Christy and two other men holding up a very large dead bird and exhibiting the wingspan for the camera.
8) Howard Chandler Christy painting a landscape by water’s edge.
9) View of a group on a porch.
10) Back to hot springs.
11) Back to group on porch, including Nancy Palmer Christy.
12) Women picking flowers.
13) Unidentified woman with a large eye bandage.
14) Howard Chandler Christy with a shotgun in one hand while wading in a river and casting a fishing rod in the other hand.
15) View of cabins with a banner reading “Flaming Geyser Park”
16) Views of a river from a cliff and a bridge.  Shot of a car driving over this bridge with Nancy Palmer Christy and another woman riding on the running boards.
17) More group fishing scenes.
18) Nancy Palmer Christy holding up a shotgun and aiming.

Transferred from 16mm reel #10
Title: “Rhodes Place/Flowers at Hotel Fountains/Flaming Geyser Park/Columbia Highway”
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 15 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta:  August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Views of a river in the mountains, along a roadway, and Nancy Palmer Christy in a car.
2) Views of waterfalls in a forest, a creek running from the waterfall, a bridge in front of a waterfall.
3) Shot of a stone building with a waterfall in the background.
4) View of a man standing in front of a car with a waterfall in the background.
5) Outdoors at a mansion/hotel with men walking down stairs from a porch to beautiful grounds.
6) Shot of Howard Chandler Christy walking down stairs.
7) Close up of Nancy Palmer Christy with fuschia flowers in her hair.
8) Scene with two little boys and dogs playing on the grounds
9) Howard Chandler Christy in formal gardens with many rose bushes and fountains, other people seen walking the grounds.
10) Views of a beach shoreline with cliffs and trees and shots of the ocean.
11) Nancy Palmer Christy dressed in fur in front of a hotel?
12) Nancy Palmer Christy arranging flowers – very dark scenes, hard to see floral arrangements, but a very good close up of Nancy smiling with flowers in the shadows behind her.
13) View of a large building under construction.
14) Back to Flaming Geyser Park with Nancy Palmer Christy and a woman walking in overalls and eating sandwiches.
15) Howard and Nancy Christy with a blonde woman posing and walking in the woods near a creek, over wooden bridges.
16) Shot of a dog in river.
17) Shot of Nancy Palmer Christy holding the wet dog, then of her floating in the river and holding onto a large boulder.
18) Views back at the hotel
19) Nancy Palmer Christy and Natalie Chandler dressed up and walking the grounds with a man and woman, then Natalie chasing a dog.

Transferred from 16 mm reel #11
Title: “Deer Drive/needs repairing/Thorne Place/Swimming Hole/ Ferry to Frisco/ m train to S.P./R.R.”
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 15 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Palm trees on a beach
2) Groups of men in the woods during a deer hunt, horses, hunting dogs, and rifles.  Women in riding gear, including Natalie Chandler and Nancy Palmer Christy, sharing a picnic.  Howard Chandler Christy present at hunt as well.  Shots of the slain deer hanging and carried to cars.
3) Nancy Palmer Christy riding a horse.
4) Howard Chandler Christy with a pipe and rifle
5) Views of cabins, including a young boy and girl.
6) Ferryboat named “San Francisco.”  Views of the water, shore, Nancy Palmer Christy in a mink stole and an unidentified woman on board.
7) Followed by scenes of Nancy Palmer Christy and the same woman riding a train in the same outfits [later that day?].  Views of landscape, fields, farms with cattle, a train station, river, and mountains covered in snow in the background.
8) Nancy Palmer Christy and unidentified women displaying a large animal skin [deer?] and Natalie Chandler in a horse drawn buggy with two other women.
9) Nancy Palmer Christy standing next to a woman on a horse.
10) Women dressed for the cold, walking outdoors, a view of a covered bridge.
11) A car with Nancy Palmer Christy crossing a river on a ferry
12) View of women on a rooftop, one carrying a black dog.
13) Blonde woman wearing overalls and wading in a river.
14) Shot of a hawk in a cage
15) Scenes of fish jumping in a river
16) Same blonde woman swimming in a river with Howard Chandler Christy.
17) Nancy Palmer Christy and blonde woman walking in bathing suits

Transferred from 16 mm reel # 12
Title: Swimming & Canoeing/Models/Painting
Donor: Jane Conneen
Time:Approximately 15 minutes
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white film clips of the following scenes:
1) Nancy Palmer Christy and a group walking on a bridge in the woods, views of the river, Howard Chandler Christy in overalls.
2) Women in bathing suits in the river, including Nancy Palmer Christy and Natalie Chandler.
3) Nancy and Howard Chandler Christy exchanging kisses, shots of Howard jumping into the water and waving from a bridge.
4) A group drinking soda from bottles.
5) Howard Chandler Christy painting besides a river (a nude of a woman in a river), Natalie Chandler and blonde woman watch, Nancy Palmer Christy displays a canvas (blonde woman is model for nude in the painting).
6) Views of tents and cabins.
7) Swimming scenes again of Howard Chandler Christy, Natalie Chandler and the blonde model.
8) Scenes of Natalie and blonde model fishing.
9) Scenes of canoeing with Howard Chandler Christy, Natalie Chandler, and models.
10) Natalie, unidentified woman, and Howard Chandler Christy displaying caught fish on sticks.
11) Nancy Palmer Christy feeding ducks with other women near a pond.
12) More canoeing scenes.

Transferred from 16 mm reels #13 & 14, respectively
Title: Untitled
Donor: Jane Conneen, July 10, 2000
Time: Approximately 20 minutes, combined
Audio: None
Copied to DVD and DigiBeta: August 26, 2002
Description
Black & white and color clips combined.  Duplication of scenes in VHS Tape No. 1-2, “Elise Ford and Howard Chandler Christy.”  Higher quality resolution on DVD copies.

---

Series X. Miscellaneous Ephemera: ca. 1893-1950

---

BOX 64
Tray 1

Compartment	Title
1	Native American Indian belt
2	Native American Indian wig
3	Native American Indian belt
4	Native American Indian loin cloth

Tray 2

Compartment	Title
1	Velvee Rose Bath Salt glass jar featuring portrait of NPC by HCC on label
2	Kentucky Colonels drinking glass featuring “Howdy Colonel” drawing by HCC
3	Medals: – Silver Jubilee Greetings Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W. Columbus Ohio 1938 [silver box] – V.F.W. Honorary Member [blue velvet box] – National Academy of Design, NY Antique School Day Class Torso 1893 verso. Elliot 1870 –  1924 Democratic National Convention NY National Convention Committee Reception & Entertainment Committee –  Director Atlantic City Pageant Sept. 6-7-8 1922
4	Engraving block with portrait of HCC

Tray 3

Compartment	Title
1	Dresden china plate featuring HCC illustration “Drifting” Stamped in gold “Souvenir of Schuylerville, N.Y.” 6.5 in. diameter
2	Porcelain hotplate featuring HCC painting “Signing of the Constitution” U.S. Capitol Historical Society 6 in. square

BOX 65a
Tray 1

Compartment	Title
1	Native American Indian mallet
2	Native American Indian moccasins
3	Native American Indian moccasins

BOX 65b
Tray 1

Compartment	Title
1	Christy cigar box
2	McCurrach blue tie collection designed by Christy
3	Mahjong set and silk nightgown of N.P. Christy

BOX 65c
Tray 1

Compartment	Title
1	Miss America bronze statuette, 1925

---

Series XI. Related Collections: 1970’s-2001

---

Subseries 1. Jane Conneen Files

BOX 66
Mixed Media and Subject Note Cards

BOX 67
Subject and Portrait File Note Cards

BOX 68
Portrait File and Chronology Note Cards

BOX 69

Folder	Title
1	Note Cards in copy – Mixed Media
2	Note Cards in copy – Portrait Files
3	Note Cards in copy – Chronology
4-6	Miscellaneous Research Material

Subseries 2. Holly Christina Longuski Files

BOX 69 (cont’d)

Folder	Title
7	Scrapbook of Elise Ford [photocopy] pp. 1-68
8	pp. 69-162
9	Journal of Elise Ford [dictated by HCC – photocopy] pp. 1-70
10	pp. 71-130
11	pp. 131-190
12	pp. 191-271
13	Journal of Elise Ford [photographs – copies]
14	Manuscript “Rattling Eden’s Gate” by H. C. Longuski
15	Christy paintings photographed by Elise Ford

Oversize Materials

Materials are filed in the same order they appear on the inventory in the following locations:

BOX 70

BOX 70 addition

BOX 71

FLAT FILE A2

FLAT FILE A6

FLAT FILE E1