Typewritten letter, from Elisha to O’Neill, it would be “a serious and dangerous mistake in cutting loose from me and my fortunes to take your chances out in the world among strangers,” 1 p., 19 January 1924.

Autograph letter signed, from Evan to Elisha, extolling the virtues of his sons, 1 p., 17 March 1924.

Autograph letter signed, from Florence to Elisha, writes from Spain, tells him of her trip, 3 pp., folded, all written on both sides, 12 May 1924.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to O’Neill, financial and business matters, hopes matters will develop quickly, 1 p., 30 May 1924.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to Elisha [K. Kane III], apologizes for calling him a “blackguard,” finances, 1 p., 14 July 1924.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to Evan, clears up misunderstanding over his intentions, hopes to reorganize the brick company, financial and business plans, 2 copies of first page, 3 pp. total, 21 August 1924.

Autograph letter signed, from Evan to Elisha, various subjects, 1 p., 4 November 1924.

Attached together: TLS, from Francis Fisher Kane to Elisha, heard for the first time “the anecdote how your father [TLK] saved the life of the Confederate General Turner Ashby, 1 p., 5 December 1924; TL, copy, from Bernard Ashby to Francis Fisher Kane, copy, relates the account of TLK saving Gen. Ashby’s life, 1 p., 28 April 1924.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to “Buster-boy,” family and financial news, discusses whether he should “stay or come,” 2 pp., 26 February 1925.

Typewritten letter, from Elisha to “Firstborn,” update on family and financial / business matters, 2 pp., 6 June 1925.