Typewritten and signed letter, dated 26 May 1915, and composed on "561 University Avenue Rochester, New York" stationary. The item is addressed to "W. K. Bixby," a compiler of letters by famous Americans.

Typewritten and signed letter, dated 14 March 1887, composed in New York, and addressed to "Mr. Benjamin W. Austin." Adler writes accepting an invitation to become a "non-resident member" of "your Society." The organization is not named. Austin is listed as the "Sec'ty" of the society.

Autograph of Agostini, dated December 1917, and signed on "The Savoy Hotel, R. K. Starkweather, Manager. Denver, Colorado" stationery.

Typewritten and signed letter, addressed to Charles Bramley, dated 2 Jan. 1947, and composed on "Punch" stationary. Agnew thanks Bramley for a recent letter and comments on Charles Graves' History of Punch which was completed before the author's death. Agnew states that the work "has to be amended and added to, and this is now being done."

Handwritten and signed letter, addressed only to "Dear sir," and dated 3 May of an unspecified year. Aikin writes that her mother requests coal be delivered to her and then "let her have the account."

Handwritten and signed letter, addressed to Barton O. Aylesworth, dated 10 Nov. 1901, and composed in Pequaket, New Hampshire. Albee presents a brief autobiography and gives a list of his published works.