Etching portrait of Beauregard dated 1863. Also included are two autographs by him dated 1890 and 1892.

Handwritten and signed letter, dated 19 July 1842, and addressed to Charles Ellis, an American pharmacist. The item appears to be a letter accompanying payment for a subscription to the "Journal of Pharmacy."

Beecher autograph dated 20 May 1887.

Handwritten and signed letter, dated 1839, and addressed to Mr. Tuttle. Beecher writes concerning the establishment of a new church in Jefferson, Ohio.

Two handwritten and signed letters and dated 15 Oct. 1886 and 12 Sept. 1894. The earlier missive is addressed to Ben W. Austin and expresses Beers' gratitude for being elected a member of th Northwestern Literary and Historical Society. The letter of 1894 is addressed to Barton O. Aylesworth and gives information on where biographical materials may be found on him.

Handwritten and signed letter addressed to "Mr. Eldridge." Belasco writes that he will keep Eldridge in mind and comments on Mrs. Belasco's health.

Photocopies of typewritten and signed letters dated 6 Jan. 1902 and 4 Nov. 1916. In 1902 Bell writes to L. G. Carpenter informing him that he had been nominated for membership in the National Geographic Society. In 1916 Bell writes to A. J. Flynn telling him it is a pleasure to "hand you my autograph."

Typewritten and signed letter, dated 26 March 1908, and addressed to Reginald Barratt. Bell writes: "Many thanks for your note. The matter is referred to in the Obituary in to-day's paper. I am afraid that Valentine Chirol, who is in Taormina, is not at all well."

Autograph dated 19 March 1931 and a newspaper clipping of Bell's obituary.

Handwritten and signed letters. Six items are addressed to "Stone and Kimball," two are addressed to "Mr. Kimball," and one to "Hubert." Stone, Kimball, and Herbert were probably publishers and Bell writes to them about getting her works published.