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A number of items with a common theme or focus is considered a collection. Collectors collect items with this in mind. Periodically we acquire items as a collection or assemble a number of items to form a collection. This page offers collectors the opportunity to purchase a collection. It is our hope to inspire the new collector to begin their collection and encourage the development and expansion of current collections.
NOTE: Collections are sold as a complete collection - all items within each collection are not being sold individually.
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112 Collections offered...
#1) Joseph Heller Collection
#2) Louis MacNeice Collection
#3) John Masefield Collection
#4) Henry Cockshutt Collection
#5) Edward William Thomson Collection
#6) Henry John Cody Collection
#7) Upper Canada Road Maintenance Collection
#8) Douglas W. Ashby Collection of 12 diaries
#9) Mary Mapes Dodge Collection
#10) J.B. (John Boynton) Priestley Collection
#11) Henry van Dyke Collection
#12) Christopher Fry Collection
#13) Bert Leston Taylor Mini-collection
#14) Jerome K. Jerome Collection
#15) Henry Miller Mini-collection
#16) Benjamin Apthorp Gould Mini-collection
#17) Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell Collection
#18) Louis Untermeyer Collection
#19) Emlyn Williams celebrated play, "Night Must Fall" Collection
#20) Gertrude Atherton Collection.
#21) Arlo Bates Collection.
#22) John Toland Collection.
#23) Donald G. Mitchell Collection.
#24) Wallace family [N.C. Wallace & T.G. Wallace] collection of over 28 pieces of ephemera
#25) George Washington Cable Collection
#26) Lloyd Cassel Douglas Mini-collection.
#27) Red Army 25th Anniversary dinner collection
#28) George Augustus Sala collection
#29) Susan Cheever collection primarily school Juvenilia
#30) Robert Hichens collection
#31) Edita Morris & Frank Lenthall collection
#32) William Allen White collection
#33) Mark Van Doren collection
#34) John Galsworthy collection
#35) Hall Caine Collection
#36) Kathleen Thompson Norris collection
#37) Gladys Hasty Carroll collection
#38) Edward Everett Hale collection
#39) Jan Struther (Joyce Anstruther) collection
#40) Alfred Austin collection
#41) Russell Markland collection
#42) Walter D. Edmonds collection
#43) Frank Swinnerton collection
#44) William J. Locke collection
#45) Agatha Christie collection combined with Heron Carvic collection
#46) Margaret Deland collection
#47) Carolyn Hale Russ Collection
#48) Robert Leighton unpublished typescript novel "Sir James Bridges" collection
#49) Martha Martin poetry collection
#50) Rupert Hughes collection
#51) Gypsy Rose Lee collection
#52) Colette Willy collection
#53) Eugenio Florit 5 early first editions from 1933 to 1955 signed Spanish books collection
#54) Ezra Pound collection
#55) George Bruce, Robert Bruce and Alexander Bruce holograph collection of 1 diary and 2 letters
#56) Three Mandatory Palestine 1943-44 holograph notebooks collection.
#57) William Edward Norris collection
#58) Dean Koontz collection
#59) Genevieve Taggard collection
#60) Zona Gale collection
#61) Arthur Guiterman collection
#62) Malcolm Cowley collection
#63) Rumer Godden collection.
#64) Eugene Field collection
#65) Dorothy Livesay collection
#66) John Kendrick Bangs collection
#67) Father Charles E. Coughlin collection
#68) Mowat / Pierre Berton three association collection (inscribed and provenance) items
#69) Greenland early missionary work collection
#70) Hendrik Willem Van Loon collection
#71) William Dean Howells collection
#72) Bayard Taylor collection
#73) Album of American sheet music and patriotic ephemera.
#74) Hugh MacLennan collection
#75) Elihu Geer collection
#76) Captain Frederick Marryat collection
#77) Lawrence Hill collection.
#78) Lord Dufferin 6 ephemera items collection
#79) John Campbell, 9th Duke of Argyll, Marquis of Lorne collection
#80) Samuel Rogers collection
#81) Alec Waugh collection
#82) Henry Wadsworth Longfellow collection
#83) Elinor Glyn collection
#84) Hallie Erminie Rives collection
#85) Helen Mason Grose collection
#86) Booth Tarkington collection
#87) George Cruikshank collection
#88) Daphne du Maurier collection
#89) Sally Benson collection
#90) Charles and Henry Kingsley collection
#91) Sir Stephen Spender collection
#92) A.S.M. Hutchinson collection
#93) Lord Durham Parliamentary Papers Collection
#94) Early Niagara Falls Suspension & Clifton Suspension Bridge Archive / Collection
#95) Samuel Smiles collection
#96) Judge James Reid Quebec legal archives early (1730-1837) collection and archives
#97) Anna Jameson collection
#98) Emile Boutroux collection
#99) E. Phillips Oppenheim collection
#100) Beatrice Harraden collection
#101) The Universe of Light book (signed book with two TLS plus photo)
#102) Anita Loos Collection III
#103) Sir John Johnson, John Jacob Astor and others legal documents regarding Sir William Johnston USA land ownership dispute
#104) Kate Douglas Wiggin Collection III
#105) Joyce Cary collection
#106) Paul W. Gallico collection
#107) Robert Pinsky collection
#108) Charles Dudley Warner collection
#109) Thomas Keneally collection
#110) Norman Davey collection.
#111) Grant Allen mini-collection
#112) Allen Tate Collection.
Joseph Heller was an American satirical novelist, short story writer, and playwright. His second novel, "Something Happened" published in 1974, spanning thirteen years after Catch-22, his best-known work. Something Happened has failed to achieve the renown of Catch-22 but has a cult following, with some considering it one of Heller's finest works.
This collection includes 12 items dating from 1967 to 1993, specifically, 1 Heller signed 1974 typed photocopy manuscript of "Something Happened", 6 signed letter, 2 post cards, 1 signed sketch of Heller and 2 signed books.
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with signed carbon typescript of The Dark Tower and first edition of his book....
Click here to view full details and or order the Louis MacNeice Collection US$1,800.00 USD LDRB item # 7449
of ephemera (signed), books and photo, including signed carbon copy of "August 1914" poem
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of photos, letters and ephemera.
Click here to view full details and or order the Henry Cockshutt Collection US$720.00 USD LDRB item # 7448
of 7 Ephemera (signed) and 1 Book.
Click here to view full details and or order the Edward William Thomson Collection US$700.00 USD LDRB item # 7452
Henry John Cody collection of 15 items dating from 1898 to 1937 specifically, 2 handwritten notebooks, three letters and 10 various ephemera most from his time at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Bloor Street, in Toronto. 1889-1937.
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47 Upper Canada Road Maintenance manuscript receipts collection (Mono Township).....
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Douglas W. Ashby Collection of 12 diaries, 1926-9, 1931, 1945-8. Totaling 2,326 diary pages in all as well as 24 hand-drawn maps and other pen-and-ink vignettes. Plus 3 Ashby related books......
Click here to view full details and or order the Douglas W. Ashby Collection of 12 diaries US$3,600.00 USD LDRB item # 7516
Mary Mapes Dodge was an American children's writer best known for her story Hans Brinker (1865). She was also editor of the illustrated magazine Hearth and Home and the phenomenally successful children's periodical, St. Nicholas Magazine.
This collection includes 16 items dating from 1866 to 1902, specifically 8 Autographed Signed Letters (ASL); 3 Ephemera, 1 Photo and 3 Books inscribed to Dodge (thus owned by Dodge) and 1 book written by Dodge.
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J.B. (John Boynton) Priestley collection of 10 Typed Signed Letters (TSL), 2 Signed Typescripts, 27 B&w photos and a small medal....
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Henry Van Dyke (1852-1933), Presbyterian clergyman, author, and professor.
Henry van Dyke Collection contains 91 items dating from 1892 to 1931, specifically 36 Autograph letters signed, 29 Typed letters signed, 6 Manuscripts, 11 Autographed signed notes / cards and 12 Ephemera.
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Christopher Fry collection includes 1 Typescript; 3 Autographed Letters Signed; 1 Typed Letter Signed; 1 photo and 1 Book.
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Bert Leston Taylor collection relating to Bliss Carman includes 1 Autograph Manuscript Signed; 2 Books; 1 Ephemera and 1 Autographed Letter Signed by Carman.
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Jerome K. Jerome was an English author best known for his comic masterpiece Three Men in a Boat. This collection covering a period 1888-1929 consists of 6 pieces of ephemeral and 21 books in total.
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Mini-collection includes three items; A signed Book, a Type Signed Letter (TSL) and a signed post card.
• "Insomnia or The Devil at Large" book, 8-1/2 x 12 inches
• TLS to Mr. Cornell, n.d. [post-1945?]
• Signed postcard to Violla Ruffer, post-marked 3 November 1944
This collection is on consignment with LDRB.
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This Benjamin A. Gould mini-collection includes 3 items;
#1) Gould's scarce 1897 book titled Cordoba Photographs ;
#2) an autograph signed letter (ASL) ;
#3) a small card with Gould's image.
This mini-collection is on consignment with LDRB.
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This collection includes:
• 6 Wilfred Genfell Typed Letters Signed (TLS) ;
• 6 Lady Anne Grenfell Typed Letters Signed (TLS) ;
• 2 Photos ;
• 7 Ephemera and
• 1 Artifact dating form 191? to 1940.
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This collection includes 1 Autographed Letter Signed ; 4 Typed Letter Signed ; 2 Other Typed Letters ; 3 Books and 1 Ephemera. Covers from 1925 to 1969.
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This Emlyn Williams collection includes 1 Typed Theatre Script ; 4 Books ; 2 Ephemera and 1 Photo. Time period covers is primarily 1935. All material is related to Williams's celebrated play, Night Must Fall, a psychological thriller, when he became an overnight star. Williams played the lead role of a psychopathic murderer. The play was noted for its exploration of the killer's complex psychological state, a step forward for its genre. It was first performed in 1935 and then made into a film in 1937, 1954, and 1964. The 1937 film by MGM, which starred Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell, and Dame Mae Whitty, was named the best film of the year by the National Board of Review.
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This collection contains 11 items; 2 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS), 4 Typed Letters Signed (TLS), 1 Autographed Note Signed (ANS), 1 Black & White Photo, 1 Book signed and 2 Ephemera dating from 1888 to 1942.
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This collection includes 8 Autographed Signed Letters (ASL), 1 note (signed) and two books (one signed and one with Bates bookplate) dating from 1883 to 1897.
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This collection includes approximately 400 pp. of annotated tss. of stories and novellas, 1 ms. notebook (60 pp.), 60 letters, 50 b&w photos (army related, amateur shows and skits), and 4 programs. The collection pertains to the early period of his career 1936 to 1950's when he desperately aspired to be a playwright, short story writer, and novelist. Looking back on this unsuccessful period of his life as a writer, he claimed to have written 6 complete novels, 26 plays, and a hundred short stories before completing his first sale, a short story for which The American Magazine paid him $165 in 1954
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Donald Grant Mitchell, pseudonym Ik Marvel, was an American essayist and novelist known for nostalgic, sentimental books on American life. He is particularly known for his essay collection, Reveries of a Bachelor, which focuses on the dream-like lives of mid-nineteenth-century Americans. His other works include Doctor Johns (1866) and My Farm of Edgewood: A Country Book (1863). In 1846, he wrote newspaper articles for the Morning Courier and New York Enquirer under the pseudonym Ik Marvel. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., called him "one of the pleasantest of our American writers."
The Donald G. Mitchell Collection consists of 4 ALS, 1 Manuscript, 1 Signature, 1 CDV and 3 signed books with material dating from 1864 to 1907;
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A 28 piece collection of ephemera spanning two generations of a well to do family headed by first Nathaniel Clarke Wallace (1844-1901) [8 items] and his son, T. G. (Thomas George) Wallace (1879-1921) 20 items]. The family was based in Woodbridge, Ontario however were located in Ottawa...
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This collection contains 5 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS) ; 2 Notes signed and 2 Books each with signed paper affixed. Covering period form 1879 to 1910.
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This mini collection includes only two items, both extremely scarce and important to any Lloyd C. Douglas or religious collection. There is a Douglas Typed Letter Signed (TLS) and his very first publication copyright 1905, More Than a Prophet.
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The Red Army 25th Anniversary dinner was held at the Hotel Commodore, New York City, 22 February 1943, under the auspices of the magazine Soviet Russia Today. Albert Einstein, Thomas Mann, and Edgar Lee Masters agree to sponsor the dinner.
This collection contains 8 items in total dated all 1943, specifically 3 Typed carbon letters, 3 telegrams, 1 B&w photo and 1 magazine.
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George Augustus Henry Sala (1828–1895) was an author and journalist who wrote extensively for the Illustrated London News as G. A. S.This collection dating from 1876 to 1895 includes 11 items in total; 3 Autographed Letters / Note Signed (ALS/ANS), 1 book, 2 volumes, one grangerized with 5 ALS/ANS and one double sided page with a different dated manuscript on each side and two pieces of ephemera.
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Susan Cheever is a novelist, nonfiction author, journalist, literary historian, teacher, and biographer. Cheever was a Guggenheim Fellow in 1983. She graduated from Pembroke College in Brown University. Her father was a celebrated American novelist and short story writer.
This collection contains approximately 43 pieces with about 150 pages dating from the 1950's to 1977.
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Robert Hichens was an English journalist, novelist, playwright, short story writer, autobiographer, music critic and lyricist. The Garden of Allah (1904) a romance set in Northern Africa that sold nearly a million copies and was adapted for both stage and was made into a film three times.
This collection contains 16 items dating from 1902 to 1932, specifically 14 autographed letters signed, a partial letter, 1 book with ALS affixed and 1 signed photo.
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Collection includes 34 items dating from 1948 to 1978, specifically, 3 Edita Morris Inscribed books: Edita Morris to Franklyn Lenthall 10 ephemera items and other correspondence of 21 items to Franklyn Lenthall mini-archive.
Edita Morris was a Swedish-American writer and political activist. Morris is the author of the 3 books in this collection. One of the books is Morris' best known book, The Flowers of Hiroshima. Another of the books is Charade. The book of Charade was dramatized by Mark Walker (his copy of this inscribed Charade book). Charade was brought to the stage by Franklyn Lenthall, the co-owner of the Boothbay Playhouse (summer stock) in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Also included in this collection is a Franklyn Lenthall mini-archive of 28 items of letters and ephemera. Franklyn Lenthall, was an actor, director, author and teacher.
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William Allen White was an American newspaper editor, politician, poet, novelist, biographer of presidents, a founding editor of the Book of the Month Club, "the Sage of Emporia"). He won the 1923 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing. In 1947 White posthumously won his second Pulitzer Prize for his book, "The Autobiography of William Allen White".
This collection includes 22 items dating from 1916 to 1943, specifically 17 typed letters signed (TLS), 2 photos, 2 Ephemera and 1 book. Included are 7 TLS, 1 ALS, 1 signed inscribed photo from White to Edna Ferber* a very close family friend for 30 years.
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Van Doren, Mark was an American professor of English at Columbia University; poet, novelist, and critic. He won a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1940.
This collection contains 11 item dating form 1935 to 1967, specifically, 5 Typescripts signed, 1 Autographed signed note, 3 B&w photos, 2 books with 2 ALS and Ephemera and 2 Artifacts.
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John Galsworthy was an English novelist and playwright. In 1921 he was elected as the first president of the PEN International literary club and was appointed to the Order of Merit in 1929. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932. He is best known for his novels, particularly The Forsyte Saga, 1922 which was also a hugely successful television adaptation in 1967.
This collection contains 18 items dating from 1907 to 1933, specifically, 1 Manuscript, 12 Autographed Signed Letters (ALS), 1 Medal, 2 Photos, 1 Bookmark and 1 Book signed.
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Sir Thomas Henry Hall Caine CH KBE, usually known as Hall Caine, was a British novelist, dramatist, short story writer, poet and critic of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. He was secretary to Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Caine's popularity during his lifetime was unprecedented.
Collection contains 24 items dating from 1889-1931, specifically, 12 Autographed Letters Signed, 2 Typed Letters Signed, 1 B&w photo signed and 9 Ephemera.
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Kathleen Norris was an American novelist, poet and newspaper columnist. She was one of the most widely read and highest paid female writers in the United States.
Collection contains 33 items dating from 1914 to 1944, specifically Two Autographed Letters Signed and 1 Autographed Note Signed, 1 card with signature, 4 B&w Photos and 5 Books with 10 items in total inserted inside books including a book written and by her husband, Charles G. Norris along with 3 ALS inserted inside.
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Gladys Hasty Carroll was an American novelist. Carroll believed that the history of common folk mattered most and her works (fiction and non-fiction) most presented their stories about the rural Maine of her childhood. Carroll earned a Pulitzer Prize nomination for her 1933 work, ''As the Earth Turns,''
Collection consist of 34 items dating from 1933 to 1963, specifically, 8 Autographed Letters Signed and 2 cards, 4 Books and 21 Ephemera.
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Edward Everett Hale American author, historian, editor, social reformer, and Unitarian minister. He was a long term member of the American Antiquarian Society. He is best remembered for his short story "The Man Without a Country."
Collection includes 31 items dating from 1864 to 1917, specifically, 16 ALS, 2 partial ALS, 1 ledger account book, 4 books with ALS in one, 2 photos and 5 Ephemera.
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The collection contains 11 items dating from 1939 to 1953, specifically, 1 signed letter, 5 Struther signed books, 3 photos, 1 cigarette card and 1 poster.
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The collection contains 15 items in total: 2 signed manuscripts of poems; 10 Autographed Letters Signed and 3 Ephemera all covering time from 1895 to 1910.
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Russell Markland, who sometimes wrote under the pseudonym of R.M. Ingersley, was an English poet and chronicler.
The collection consists 4 items dating from 1916 to 1928, specifically, 1 Manuscript, 2 books of poetry, and 1 Pamphlet.
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Walter D. Edmonds was an American novelist and author of children's and historical novels, including his best-selling work, Drums Along the Mohawk in 1936. This large collection contains 58 items dating from 1935 to 1990, specifically, an archive of 46 Walter D. Edmonds correspondence, post cards and ephemera, 1 uncorrected proof of book galley sheets, 2 Books signed, 5 Letters signed (2 Autographed Signed Letters (ALS) and 3 Typed Signed Letters (TLS) and 1 Photo
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Frank Swinnerton was a prolific English novelist, critic, biographer, and essayist. He was a contemporary of H.G. Wells, John Galsworthy and Arnold Bennett.
The collection consists of 12 items dating from 1919 to 1949, specifically, 8 signed letters (6 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS); 2 Typed Letters Signed (TLS;), 1 signed note, 1 photo, and 1 book with 1 ALS inside.
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William J. Locke was a British novelist, playwright, and short story writer. His works have been made into many motion pictures, the most recent of which was Ladies in Lavender (2004).
The collection consists of 12 items dating from 1907 to 1927, specifically, 8 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS), 1 book with a signed photo card, and 2 b&w photos.
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The collections have a common element in the heroines of both these writers. Miss Jane Marple, an elderly spinster and amateur detective, appeared in 12 of Christie's crime novels and in 20 of her short stories. In his 5 crime novels, Carvic created the character of Miss Emily D. Seeton, a retired art teacher and amateur sleuth, a gentle parody of Miss Marple.
Both collections contain 42 items total, dating from circa 1915 to 1980, specifically, 27 photographs, 9 letters (2 ALS and 7 TLS), 2 books, 4 pieces of ephemera.
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Margaret Deland was an American novelist, short story writer, and poet. She is generally considered part of the literary realism movement and frequently portrayed small-town life. In 1926 she was elected to the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
The collection consists of 12 items dating from 1895 to 1933, specifically, 7 letters (3 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS) and 4 Typed Letter Signed (TLS), 3 signed books and 2 Ephemera.
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Carolyn Ernestine Hale Russ of Boston, Mass. was an elocutionist, reader, and a popular figure that performed dramatic recitals during the late 1880s and 1890s. She was active with the Daughters of the American Revolution. Her parents were Richard Lunt Hale and Hannah Sewell Perley. Carolyn Hale Russ edited her father's journal of his trip to the gold fields of California from 1849 to 1854.
The collection consists of 21 items dating from 1887 to 1938, specifically, 17 pieces of ephemera, 3 letters to Russ (1 ALS & 2 TLS) and 1 book.
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Robert Leighton unpublished typescript novel "Sir James Bridges" collection
Robert Leighton (1858-1934) wrote many adventure stories for boys and was the first literary editor of the Daily Mail. His wife was Marie Connor Leighton (1865–1941) who wrote a large number of sensational novels. They had three children, Clare (1898-1989), Roland (1895-1915) and Evelyn (1901-1969). Their son, Roland Leighton (1895-1915), died tragically in World War I. He was the fiancé of Vera Brittain, immortalized in her heart-wrenching memoir, Testament of Youth.
Collection contains an unpublished novel circa 1903, "Sir James Bridges", with 2 readers' reports, including a report from the novelist Robert Leighton. Although deemed unsatisfactory as a work of creative fiction, this novel presents an interesting perspective of Victorian life among the upper class at the turn of the 20th century.
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Martha Martin, born in 1875, in Montreal who later moved to New York City. She supported herself by her prolific pen, publishing ten volumes of poetry and one novel. Her poetry met the interests of others - one volume was accepted by the New York Board of Education for school use, while many of her love poems were set to music by well-known composers. One of her song lyrics, "Slumberland," was accepted by Hollywood for the Picture Song Contest of 1948. Even her travel was connected to literature—out of her participation in the Canadian Authors Association overseas tour to Britain in 1933 came one of her volumes: Poets' Pilgrimage (1938). Quoted from Canada's Early Women Writers. SFU Library Digital Collections. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada
The collection consists of 23 items dating from 1934 to 1940, specifically, five signed books, a signed photoprint of the poet in her younger days, 2 signed Christmas cards, typed pieces of Martin's poems from correspondence with the author, 2 of which are signed (15 extra poems in all).
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Rupert Hughes was an American novelist, composer, musicologist, Oscar-nominated screenwriter, military officer and film director. More than 50 movies were written and/or directed by Hughes or were based upon his stories and novels. He was also the uncle of Howard R. Hughes, Jr.
The collection consists of 17 items dating from 1913 to 1951, specifically, 6 signed letters, 2 signed notes, 2 photos, 2 programs, 1 b&w print of a painting of Hughes, 1 small color poster, 2 pamphlets, and 1 signed book.
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Gypsy Rose Lee was an actress, author, playwright and ecdysiast, famous for her burlesque act (she featured the tease in striptease). Gypsy had something about her, an approachable, self-deprecating demeanor aligned with a quiet self-certainty. She was perhaps the most singularly likeable stripper in the world in her time. The musical bearing her name guaranteed her lasting show business fame.
An unusual and interesting small ephemera archive of 8 Gypsy Rose Lee items, only one dated, 1941, specifically, 3 letters; 1 autographed letter signed (ALS), 1 typed letter signed (TLS) and 1 autographed note signed (ANS) ; 3 photographs and 2 B&w printed images.
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Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette was of the most famous of modern French writers and nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1948. She wrote over 50 novels including Gigi (1944), and "Cheri" (1920) She was also a mime, an actress, and a journalist. Colette was married three times and her first husband, Henri Gauthier-Villars was a journalist writing under the name of "Willy". Colette was elected to the Belgian Royal Academy (1935), first woman president of the Académie Goncourt (1945, and President in 1949), and a Chevalier (1920) and Grand Officer (1953) of the Légion d'honneur. Colette died on 3 August 1954 in her apartment in the Palais-Royal, aged 81. She was given a state funeral.
This most interesting and scarce Colette ephemera archive contains 7 items dating early 1900's to 1944 specifically, 5 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS), one with small photo and 2 unused post cards.
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First Editions from 1933 to 1955. An interesting archive of five early titles in Spanish by the Cuban poet, translator, critic and scholar Eugenio Florit. 4 of 5 books inscribed to his friend and colleague, H. R. (Hoffman Reynolds) Hays, American poet, novelist, critic, playwright, translator, social anthropologist, and educator. Hays had a special interest in Spanish language writers and was the author of "12 Spanish American Poets" 1943 of which Eugenio Florit was one of the poets.
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Ezra Pound was an expatriate American poet and critic, and a major figure in the early 'modernist' literature - that is, experimental literature written during the first part of the twentieth century. He is one of the most influential, and most controversial poets of the twentieth-century however, Pound's antisemitism soured evaluation of his poetry.
The collection consists of 4 items dating from 1966 to 1979, specifically, two scarce association copies of private press books signed by Ezra Pound and both with "DP's" initials (Ezra Pound's wife Dorothy Pound) provenance. Two pieces of ephemera by Omar Shakespear Pound (1926-2010), Ezra Pound's son with one signed by the poet Omar S. Pound and inscribed to Greg Gatenby, the Canadian author and founder of the Harbourfront Reading Series and the other, signed by Omar Pound and inscribed by him to Greg Gatenby: "For Greg from Omar Oct 1979"
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George Bruce, Robert Bruce and Alexander Bruce collection of 2 holograph diaries and 17 other documents
The collection includes 19 items, specifically, two holograph Ontario diaries by Alexander D. Bruce, one 61 page diary (March 1884-April 15, 1885) one 64 page diary (Apr. 10, 1886, to Apr. 23, 1887, three holograph letters and 4 Cheese Factory related documents plus 9 original photos of family members and one large photo copy of 15 other family members. These Bruce family members were very successful Scottish emigrants in 1842 to Upper Canada (Markham area) in business, farming, milling (Carrick Mills renamed later to Bruce's Mill). They were all very active politically as evidenced by the content, authors and other people referred to. Absolutely fascinating first hand political perspective from a local, to national perspective.
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3 hand written notebooks by a British military police officer, Y?. Norton about life, events, settlement, and crime in Mandatory Palestine during World War II in 1943 and 1944. "Mandatory Palestine" existed for almost two decades (1929 to 1948). As the day of May 14, 1948 came to an end, so did Mandatory Palestine. Mere hours earlier, a new document had been issued: the Israeli Declaration of Independence.
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W.E. Norris was a prolific English novelist and writer of short stories. Son of the Chief Justice of Ceylon. He was born in London and educated at Eton College. He travelled abroad, abandoned the idea of joining the diplomatic service, qualified as a barrister in 1874, and eventually chose to follow a literary career. He wrote more than sixty novels. He lived in Torquay. During the winter he went to Algiers or the Riviera. Some of his best known works are Matrimony (1881), My Friend Jim (1886), The Widower (1898), Nature's Comedian (1904), and Pauline (1908).
The collection dates from 1883 to 1908 and consists of 11 signed letters and a signed note.
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Dean Koontz is a best-selling American author in the genres of suspense, horror fiction, science fiction, thriller, and fantasy. He has also used approximately ten different pen names. His books have sold more than 450 million copies. Many of his books have been made into films.
The collection contains 35 items dating from 1977 to 2011, specifically, sixteen letters, five photos, two books, four posters, five newsletters, an autographed card and an interview. Many of the letters are signed typed form letters ("At certain times of the year, I'm able to answer readers' letters with a line of two, more personally than I am able to do right now….") with a paragraph written by Koontz to each correspondent.
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Genevieve Taggard was an American poet of thirteen poetry collections. The author of the biography The Life and Mind of Emily Dickinson (1930), she edited the anthologies May Days: An Anthology of Verse from Masses-Liberator (1925) and Circumference: Varieties of Metaphysical Verse, 1456-1928 (1929). She was a contributing editor to the Marxist journal The New Masses.
The collection consists of 21 items dating from 1922 to 1939, specifically five letters and notes written by Taggard, five letters written by others related to Taggard, three books (two with ALS), a program, two B&W photos, and several news clippings.
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Zona Gale was American novelist, short story writer, poet, journalist, and Pulitzer prize winner for drama in 1921.
The collection consists of 13 items dating from 1906 to 1937 specifically, 6 letters, 3 books, an autographed note, 2 photographs, and a postcard.
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Arthur Guiterman was an American poet of humorous verse, a co-founder of the Poetry Society of America 1910, President, Poetry Society of America, 1925-26 and an editor of Woman's Home Companion and the Literary Digest.
The collection contains 15 items dating from 1920 to 1938 specifically, eleven letters, a manuscript of a poem, a publisher's advertising flyer, a program, and a printing block.
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Malcolm Cowley was an American literary critic, poet, editor and a social historian who went on to become a representative of the America's 'Lost Generation' after the World War I. In 1939, he received the 'Harriet Monroe Memorial Prize' for his poetry. In 1980, he was honored with the 'National Book Award for Biography' for his exceptional work, 'And I Worked at the Writer's Trade'.
The collection contains 23 items dating from 1930 to 1980, specifically 12 letters, 3 poems, 7 books, 1 photo and 1 signed newspaper article.
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Rumer Godden was a poet, memoirist, an English author of more than 60 fiction and nonfiction and children's books. She was born in Sussex, but grew up in India, in Narayanganj. Many of her 60 books are set in India. Nine of her works were made into films, most notably Black Narcissus in 1947.
The collection contains 13 items dating from 1936 to 1995, specifically, nine letters (one on a leaflet), three photos, a movie poster, and first edition of her first published book-length work.
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Eugene Field, an American journalist, editor, poet, and best known for his children's poetry and humorous essay. After his mother's death in 1856, he and his brother were sent to live with a cousin in Amherst, Massachusetts. Field attended several colleges but took no degree (Williams College, Knox College, the University of Missouri). He worked for many newspapers until the Chicago Daily News offered him a job writing a humorous column called "Sharps and Flats". He also published many volumes of poetry and prose. Dubbed "The Poet of Childhood", Field died of a heart attack on 4 November 1895.
A collection of letters and ephemera pasted into a leather scrapbook, 10¼× 9½".
The collection has 41 items in total dating from 1889 to 1912, specifically, 16 letters, 13 ephemera, and 12 posthumous postcards. The collection includes interesting letters from important writers such as John Kendrick Bangs and Eugene Debs and even a printed card from Arthur Conan Doyle.
Provenance: Elizabeth Walbridge, grandmother of Elizabeth Whitlow.
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Dorothy Livesay is considered one of Canada's pre-eminent poets and the winner of two Governor General's Awards (1944, 1947). Following the publication of Green Pitcher (1928) when she was only nineteen years of age, she published Signpost (1932). This was followed by twenty-two other volumes of poetry and three memoirs.
This Dorothy Livesay collection material dating from 1928 to 1987, specifically, thirteen books and booklets of poetry, and three pieces of ephemera (a university convocation invitation 2 UofT programme booklets:). Most items are signed by Livesay. Many are association copies of other Canadian poets, especially Miriam Waddington. Some of these works are quite scarce. Practically all items are in very good or fine condition.
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John Kendrick Bangs was an American author, humorist, editor, and satirist. and the creator of modern Bangsian fantasy the school of fantasy writing that sets the plot wholly or partially in the afterlife.
The collection items date from 1894 to 1921, specifically contains twelve letters, two books, one poster, and a note.
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Father Charles E. Coughlin was an American Canadian Roman Catholic Priest born in Hamilton, Ontario and ordained to the priesthood in Toronto in 1916 with the Basilian Fathers. He taught at Assumption College, also operated by the Basilians, in Windsor, Ontario.
When his religious order was re-organized in 1923, he moved to Detroit. In 1926, he ministered at the Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak, Michigan, and began his radio broadcasts, reaching an audience of 30 million people. In 1934, he organized the National Union for Social Justice (later the Christian Front) through which he argued that neither capitalism nor democracy had a future in America. However, he often engaged in anti-Semitic attacks, supported fascist policies, and became a harsh critic of Franklin D. Roosevelt. His public career ended in May 1942 with the forced cancellation of his radio program and his newspaper, Social Justice. He served as a parish pastor until his retirement in 1966.
Collection material dates from 1931 to 1966 and includes 146 items, specifically, 129 Social Justice Newspapers, 4 Books, 9 B&W Photos, 3 Ephemera and 1 Medal.
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Pierre Berton / Farley Mowat three association collection (inscribed and provenance) items. The three items are all personally connected to these two Canadian literary giants. Born less than a year apart, Berton and Mowat were passionate story tellers of non-fiction and popular culture. They were the best of friends with Jack McClelland, their flamboyant publisher. Their own relationship blew hot and cold.
Two Farley Mowat related items;
1) The Regiment. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1955. First edition.(inscribed to Pierre (Burton)
2) Typed letter igned (TLS) to Clyde Gilmour (a Canadian broadcaster and journalist), 31 October 1994.
Pierre Berton provenance, related item;
Fox, George, 1624-1691. A Journal, 1694. Multiple provenance: on title page, "Walter Tothills Book Bedford Street London"; on front free endpaper, "Thomas Thompson Grocer | Appleby | 16th of the 8th month 1813 | Tho. Thompson | Liverpool | 1845 | to his son | Wm. Thompson"; obtained from the Pierre Berton estate. Thomas Phillips Thompson, Pierre Berton's grandfather, was a journalist, author, and labour organizer.
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Greenland missionary work collection contains 4 items dating from 1818 to 1954 specifically 3 books and one ALS letter.
• James Montgomery. Greenland, and Other Poems. London: Printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1819. First edition
• Hans Egede. A Description of Greenland. London: T. and J. Allman, 1818. A new 2nd edition with an historical introduction and a life of the author.
• Louis Bobé. Hans Egede: Colonizer and Missionary of Greenland. Copenhagen, Denmark: Rosenkilde and Bagger, 1952. Paper covers, near fine. First Edition
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Hendrik Willem van Loon (1882-1944) was a Dutch-American historian, journalist, illustrator, and award-winning children's book author winning the first Newberry Medal in 1922 for "The Story of Mankind". In 1942 he was knighted by Queen Wilhelmina for his contribution to the Dutch resistance.
The collection contains 18 items dating from 1925 to 1942, specifically, 7 B&W photos, 5 books with 3 letters laid in 2 books (one letter in another hand commenting on Van Loon's character), and three pieces of ephemera.
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William Dean Howells nicknamed "The Dean of American Letters", was a prolific realist novelist, literary critic (Atlantic Monthly), poet, and playwright. He was a close colleague and friend with many major American writers of the nineteenth century, including Henry Adams, William James, Henry James, and Mark Twain.
The collection contains 16 items dating from 1874 to 1916 specifically, of eight letters (two in two books and one in a framed a photoprint) and five cards with signatures.
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Bayard Taylor (1825-1878) was an American poet, novelist, literary critic, translator, travel writer, and diplomat. Taylor is widely accredited with writing the first American gay novel: Joseph and His Friend: A Story of Pennsylvania.
The collection contains 15 items dating from 1844 to 1890 specifically, 2 ALS letter, 3 cartes-de-visite, 2 books (including his first book), 5 postcards, a pictorial playing card and Engraving and paper with signature.
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Album of American sheet music and patriotic ephemera. A collection of 35 pieces of sheet music published between 1848 and 1865, many composed during the Civil War. There are two versions of The Star Spangled Banner and also a very scarce piece by Stephen C. Foster. With this collection are two early handwritten patriotic poems.
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Hugh MacLennan (was a Canadian novelist and English professor at Lower Canada College and McGill University. He won five Governor General's Awards.
The collection contains 6 items dating from 1941 to 1988 specifically, two signed books, a pamphlet, a magazine, a letter, and a photo.
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Elihu Geer was a printer and publisher in Hartford, Connecticut. He operated a printing shop and stationery store. Geer also published the Hartford Journal from 1843-1844 and Geer's Hartford Directory. Geer 's Hartford City Directory for 1876-7 has a listing for Mark Twain. Twain and his family lived in Hartford from 1874 to 1891. Twain wrote his most important works during the years he lived there, including Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur 's Court.
The collection contains 12 items dating from 1838 to 1876 specifically three letters and 8 imprints.
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Captain Frederick Marryat was a Royal Navy officer, a novelist, and an acquaintance of Charles Dickens. He is noted today as an early pioneer of the sea story, particularly for his semi-autobiographical novels and for his children's novels. He is probably one of the most important authors to write historical naval fiction books.
The collection contains 4 items, dating from 1844 to 188?, specifically 1 book with laid in signed note and 2 ephemera.
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Lawrence Hill (b1957) is a Canadian novelist, essayist, educator, and documentary writer. His epic novel, The Book of Negroes, tells the spell-binding story of a girl, Aminata Diallo, forcefully brought to South Carolina from West Africa at the time of the American Revolution. The novel won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize, the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, and the CBC Radio Canada Reads competition.
Dan Hill, (b1954) Lawrence's older brother, is a Canadian pop singer songwriter and author. He has had two major international hits with his songs "Sometimes When We Touch" and "Can't We Try".
The collection is comprised of 6 signed books dating from 1983 to 2015 (5 books inscribed by Lawrence Hill and one book signed by Dan Hill), a dozen signing photos of Lawrence Hill and a few pieces of ephemera inside the books.
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Collection of 6 items circa 1870 to 1880 of 6 ephemera items; 1 albumen Cabinet Card, 3 albumen CVD's, Dufferin cut signature with long salutation and Ontario's Farewell to the Earl of Dufferin booklet.
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John Campbell, 9th Duke of Argyll, Marquis of Lorne collection includes 26 items dating from 1868 to 1911 specifically, 7 holograph letters, 2 holograph ephemera and 17 Albumen Photo Cards (all CVD's except one signed Cabinet Card)
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Samuel Rogers was an English poet, banker, and art collector, and best remembered as a witty conversationalist and as a friend of greater poets and politicians, including Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, and Charles James Fox.
The collection consists of 11 items dating from 1786 to 1834, specifically, 3 books, 3 ALS, 1 signed note (partial letter) and 4 antique prints/engravings.
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Alec Waugh was a British novelist and travel writer. He was the son of Arthur Waugh (author, literary critic, and publisher) and elder brother of Evelyn Waugh. Waugh was a successful author of over 50 works, and lived in many exotic places throughout his life which later became the settings for some of his texts.
The collection consists of 17 items dating from 1930 to 1973 specifically, 9 Autographed Signed letters, 5 photos, 2 inscribed books and a singed postcard.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was the author of Evangeline, The Song of Hiawatha, and many poetry collections, Longfellow (1807-1882) was America's greatest poet of the nineteenth century. He was also a translator, educator, and novelist.
The collection consists of 52 items dating from 1850 to 1911 specifically, 2 letters, 4 books, 2 Autograph albums, 27 Photo cards (6 CVD's, 4 Cabinet Cards, 19 Post cards), 5 pieces of sheet music, 4 others (card, first day of issue envelope with 3 Longfellow stamps and reading circle/statue association memberships, 2 calendars, 2 cigar labels and 2 Engraved Prints
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Elinor Glyn was an English author, journalist and screen writer and best known for Three Weeks (1907) a steamy romance novel which was shocking for its time. She specialised in romantic fiction which was considered scandalous for its time, although her works are relatively tame by modern standards. Her vibrant romances dealt with aristocracy and issues of morality in society. She popularized the concept of the It-girl and had tremendous influence on early 20th-century popular culture and, possibly, on the careers of notable Hollywood stars such as Rudolph Valentino, Gloria Swanson and, especially, Clara Bow.
This large collection contains 153 items dating from 1902 to 2009, specifically, 49 Ephemera and archives, 99 Books and 5 Books about Elinor Glyn and related material.
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Hallie Erminie Rives was a best-selling novelist and wife of the American diplomat Post Wheeler. Rives was the recipient of several poems written in her honour.
The collection consists of 9 items dating from 1894 to 1924 specifically, 4 letters, a composite photo, and 4 books (2 signed).
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Helen Mason Grose was born and buried in Providence, Rhode Island, Helen Mason Grose (née Helen Bowen Mason, was an artist and book illustrator.
This collection is comprised of the remnants of Grose's personal papers (circa 1900-1964). The archive has approximately 100 b&w photos, most of which at one time were pasted into a photo album. Many depict Grose in youth and old age, painting and drawing, pencil and paintbrush often in hand, her husband (Howard Bristol Grose), gardens and residences, children, students in a classroom setting, men in uniform, and members of Grose's family. Many of the photos are unidentified. There are also a dozen images of Grose's works, 4 of which are real photos, postcard size and smaller. A highlight of the archive is a water color painting, apparently entitled "Cherry Blossoms", signed by Grose in pencil in the lower right hand corner, frame measures 16 3/8 × 13 ¾ inches, single matted, with an image opening of 9 13/16" × 7 3/8". There are approximately 80 letters and cards in the correspondence. A major correspondent is Jacqueline Rambaud in France, a librarian in Paris and a specialist in old manuscripts, who Grose sponsored during and after.
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Booth Tarkington was an American novelist, dramatist, and Pulitzer Prize winner. During the 1910s and 1920s, he was considered America's greatest living author. He is one of only three novelists to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction more than once, along with William Faulkner and John Updike.
The collection consists of 24 items dating from 1909 to 1941, specifically 3 letters, 1 signed page, 5 photos, 2 books, and 13 ephemera (2 pieces of sheet music, 7 programs and playbills, 2 lobby cards, and 2 post cards). One of the playbills prints letters of appreciation from Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt to Alexandra Carlisle, an English actress and suffragist who settled in the United States.
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George Cruikshank was a celebrated British caricaturist, book illustrator, and friend of Charles Dickens.
The collection consists of 5 items dating from 1831 to 1872, specifically a manuscript, 3 books formerly owned by Cruikshank and a carte-de-visite,
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Daphne du Maurier collection pertaining to two books: her novel, The Glass-Blowers (published 1963); and Myself When Young (published 1977).
The collection consists of 8 items dating from 1977 to 1963, specifically;
• Novel The Glass-Blowers 1 manuscript notebook, 1 letter from an American agent, and 2 books (one inscribed) plus 2 complete typescript of two books,
• Novel Myself When Young 1 Typescript and 2 Final Galley Proofs of Myself When Young.
The Glass-Blowers (published 1963) material:
In her novel The Glass-Blowers, du Maurier recounts the tale of her forebears, the Busson family of master glass-blowers, leading up to and through the French Revolution. Sophie Duval reveals to her long-lost nephew the tragic story of a family of master craftsmen in eighteenth-century France. Drawing on her own family's tale of tradition and sorrow, du Maurier weaves an unforgettable saga of beauty, war, and family.
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Sally Benson was an American screenwriter and short story author, best known for her semi-autobiographical stories collected including the creator of Judy Graves, the awkward, ungainly yet curiously appealing adolescent heroine of the "Junior Miss" stories in The New Yorker and "Meet Me in St. Louis," published in 1942, which comprised pleasant fragments about a year in the life of a family of St. Louis. Hollywood made it into a popular musical in which Judy Garland sang "The Trolley Song."
The collection consists of 22 items dating from 1942 to 1949, specifically, 12 letters from her husband, 3 photos, 1 film script, 2 pieces of sheet music, 3 lobby cards, and 1 press kit for a movie.
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Charles Kingsley (1819-1875) was an Anglican clergyman, university professor, historian and novelist, the author of many books including The Water-Babies and Westward Ho!. He was a friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin. A hotel opened in 1897 in Bloomsbury, London, was named after Kingsley. The hotel was founded by teetotallers who admired Kingsley for his political views and his ideas on social reform. It still exists and is now known as The Kingsley by Thistle. In 1905 the composer Cyril Rootham wrote a musical setting of Kingsley's poem Andromeda: the work was performed at the Bristol Music Festival in 1908. Like Kingsley, Rootham had been educated at Bristol Grammar School.
Henry Kingsley (1830 -1876), his younger brother, was an English Writer; Novelist; Artist; Painter; Draughtsman; Gold-miner and exponent of Muscular Christianity. He attended King's College School and in 1850 matriculated to Worcester College, Oxford. He decided to migrate and arrived at Melbourne and stayed in Australia from 1853 to 1857. Kingsley's first novel, The Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn, was published in mid-1859 and was immediately successful. Ravenshoe, generally considered his best novel, ran as a serial in Macmillan's Magazine from January 1861 to July 1862.
The collection consists of 14 items dating from 1857 to 1870, specifically, 5 letters, 1 note, 7 photos (cartes-de-visite), and 1 post card
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Sir Stephen Spender was an English poet, novelist, editor and essayist who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. He was appointed Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States Library of Congress in 1965.
The collection consists of 11 items dating from 1954 to 1994, specifically, 6 letters, 1 typescript, and 4 books from Spender's library.
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Arthur Stuart-Mentet Hutchinson was a British novelist and the editor of the London illustrated newspaper, The Daily Graphic. He wrote romance and family novels as well as short stories for publications such as The Sphere Magazine. His best-selling novel, If Winter Comes, was in many aspects ahead of its time, dealing with an unhappy marriage, eventual divorce, and an unwed mother who commits suicide.
The A.S.M. Hutchinson collection consists of 21 items dating from 1922 to 1947, specifically, 10 letters, 2 pieces of sheet music, 1 book, 7 b&w photos and 1 colour photo cigarette card.
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Seven (7) important and very scarce Parliamentary Papers published between the nomination of Lord Durham as Governor General and High Commissioner to British North America and just before his resignation in September 1838; dealing with his Nomination, his Acceptance of the Post, his Terms of Reference, his Powers, his Titles, his Duties, the Constitution of a Special Council, all Appointments made by him to the Special Council, Copies of all Ordinances and Proclamations and all Minutes of the Proceedings; in relation with Lower Canada, Upper Canada, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. From January 20th to August 2nd 1838. The House of Commons. Some edge open tears, otherwise very good condition.
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This Early Niagara Falls Suspension & Clifton Suspension Bridge Archive / Collection of 16 items enables one to follow the evolution of some events along the NFSB & CSB growth and history during the 1847-53 period and after. Most items are scarce to rare.
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Samuel Smiles (1812-1904) was a Scottish non-fiction author and a government reformer. His best known work, Self-Help, combined Victorian morality with sound free market ideas into moral tales, showing the benefits of thrift, hard work, education, perseverance, and character. He also drew upon the personal success stories of the emerging self-made millionaires in the pottery industry (Josiah Wedgwood), the railway industry (Watt and Stephenson), and the weaving industry (Jacquard) to make his point that the benefits of the market were open to anyone.
The collection consists of 12 items, dating from 1867 to 1890, specifically, 7 letters, 1 portion of another letter/note, 3 cartes de visite, and 1 book.
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The Honorable Judge James Reid was born in Scotland and came to Canada around 1788. He was called to the bar of Lower Canada in 1794 and in 1807 was appointed a judge of the Court of King's Bench at Montreal. He filled the judicial office of one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench, Lower Canada, for a period of thirty-three years, fifteen of which he presided as Chief Justice. During that time he handled many legal cases including many Fur Trade related cases including that of the North West Company.
Archive Content Summary:
• 81 Files (approx. 3,560 original pieces in English and French)
• approx. 454 Autographed Letters Signed (ALS)
• approx. 2,814 legal documents
• approx. 292 receipts.
• Covering 1730-1837 with 1798-1807 predominant.
• 9 Boxes - 1-6 are arranged chronologically by year.
• 2 separate case file folders
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Anna Brownwell Jameson was a multi-talented Victorian Irish author and art critic. Anna Jameson was one of the few female writers in the late 1820s to gain notoriety as not only an amazing writer, but also as a strong supporter of the feminist movement in all genres of literature. She contributed on a range of subjects, including early feminism, art history, travel, Shakespeare, poetry, and German culture. Her circle of friends included Lady Byron, Jane Carlyle, Fanny Kemble, Elizabeth Gaskell, the Brownings and Harriete Martineau.
The Anna Jameson collection contains 10 items, dating from 1828 to 1857, specifically 6 ALS & ANS, 3 books (one signed) and 1 engraved print.
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Étienne Émile Marie Boutroux was an eminent 19th century French philosopher of science and religion, and an historian of philosophy. He was a professor of history of modern philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris, and an elected a member of Academy of the Moral and Political Sciences in 1898.
This collection consists of 18 Boutroux autographed letters signed (ALS) all written in French and dating from 1908 to 1913.
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E. Phillips Oppenheim was a best-selling English novelist who wrote approximately 100 novels and 40 anthologies of short stories. He is considered one of the originators of the thriller genre, his novels also range from spy thrillers to romance, but all have an undertone of intrigue.
The collection contains 12 items dating from 1913 to 1940, specifically, 5 letters, 5 photos, 1 autograph, and 1 book.
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Beatrice Harraden was an influential British novelist, publishing seventeen novels, besides journalism and letters to the editor, short stories, a suffrage play and pamphlet, and children's books. She was a leader of the suffragette movement, the Women's Social and Political Union. Her novel, Ships That Pass in the Night (1893), a love story set in a tuberculosis sanatorium, sold over one million copies. In 1883, she received her BA degree as well as an honors degree in Classics and Mathematics, which would have been a noteworthy feat for a woman in this era.
The collection contains 12 Autographed Letters Signed, circa 1890s-1914.
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The Universe of Light. London: G. Bell & Sons Ltd, 1933. Greenish blue cloth in slightly chipped dust jacket. 283 pages with 26 illustrated plates, some in colour. Minor rubbing of the boards but otherwise, very good. Signed by Bragg on the title page. With 2 TLS to Jerome Alexander, 26 May and 29 May 1933, about sending a copy of the book to Alexander's colleague, Mr. Foley, and 2 obituary notices of Bragg (Science, 12 June 1942 by W.F.G. Swann; news clipping). B&w photo
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Anita Loos was an American screenwriter, playwright and author, best known for her blockbuster comic novel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. She wrote film scripts from 1912, and became arguably the first-ever staff scriptwriter, when D.W. Griffith put her on the payroll at Triangle Film Corporation. She went on to write many of the Douglas Fairbanks films, as well as the stage adaptation of Colette's Gigi. "In attempting to chronicle the sordid end of Anita's life, Carey is restricted by the impassive voice he has assumed. In her last few years, Anita devoted herself to Gladys and her young charge, Miss Moore. But when Anita was ill, Gladys was 70 years old and possibly had a drinking problem. Carey's description of the battle over Loos' will and her friends scandalized reaction to her relationship with Gladys and Miss Moore, who are African-American, is blank, uninflected. The sadness and tragedy of Anita's loneliness are left unexamined. Quoted from Aline Brosh review of Gary Carey's 1988 Anita Loos a Woman in a Man's World book.
The collection consists of 8 items dating from 1924 to 1966, specifically, 2 books, 1 typescript, 2 letters, 1 photo, 1 movie herald and Loos's signature on a card.
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15 Legal documents prepared for a potential very high profile court case and documents dating circa 1798. Herman Leroi, William Bayard & Gerrit Boon James Jackson, Peter Smith, William Laight & John Jacob Astor are some plantiffs. The documents refer to the eligibility of a group of men in Canada to make claim for losses due to land confiscations in the American Revolution. Most plantiffs were United Empire Loyalists who left the Mohawk Valley of New York from land owed by Sir William Johnson.
These legal documents are primarily drafts and final depositions from men who swore that the petitioners did not own the land on which they resided in the Mohawk Valley as they were actual tenants on land owned by Sir William Johnson.
Click here to view full details and or order the Sir John Johnson, John Jacob Astor and others legal documents regarding Sir William Johnston USA land ownership dispute US$1,915.00 USD LDRB item # 8132
Kate Douglas Wiggin was the author of numerous children's books, notably, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm; she also founded the first free kindergarten in San Francisco, and devoted much of her working life to children's welfare and charities. While Wiggin's book's attract great interest and attention this collection provides might greater personal insight and association with this charming author. A great opportunity for any Kate Douglas Wiggin new or existing fan to enhance their Wiggin collection.
The collection consists of 14 items dating from 1900 to 1938, specifically, 4 books, 2 calendars, 1 letter, 1 photoprint, 2 leaflets, and 2 photo postcards. A few unrecorded.
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Joyce Cary was an Anglo-Irish novelist and artist with a place in three literatures (English, Irish, Nigerian) His most well-known book was The Horse's Mouth. He developed a trilogy form in which each volume is narrated by one of three protagonists. Cary is often identified with Modernism. "Mr. Cary…has actuality like Defoe, humor and energy like Dickens, hand-made prose and improvisation like both these great writers." - The New York Times
The collection includes 22 items dating from 1936 to 1962, specifically 1 ALS, 8 lobby film cards, and 13 books.
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Paul William Gallico (1897-1976) was a prolific American novelist, short story and sports writer, best remembered for books such as The Snow Goose (1941), Lou Gehrig: Pride of the Yankees (1942), and his block-buster novel, The Poseidon Adventure (1969). Gallico was a self-described "storyteller"
The collection contains 15 items dating from 1938 to 1971, specifically, 10 letters, 3 books, 1 B&W photo, and 1 ephemera of printed advertisement.
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Robert Pinsky is an American poet, essayist, literary critic, translator, and academic. From 1997 to 2000, he served as Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress. Pinsky is the author of nineteen books, most of which are collections of his poetry. His published work also includes critically acclaimed translations, Dante Alighieri's Inferno and The Separate Notebooks by Czesław Miłosz.
The collection is comprised of 19 items dating from 1968 to 2017, specifically, 1 typescript, 6 books, 1 letter, 8 photos, 1 small broadside and 2 e-mail exchanges.
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Charles Dudley Warner was an American essayist, novelist, lawyer. After the Clemens family moved to Hartford in 1871, Warner and Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) became friends, and collaborated on The Gilded Age (1873–74). It is for his share in this book, the first novel by either writer, that Warner is now best remembered. Warner was assistant editor (1860) and editor (1861-7) of The Hartford Press, and after The Press was merged into The Hartford Courant, was co-editor with Joseph R. Hawley; in 1884 he joined the editorial staff of Harper's Magazine, for which he conducted "The Editor's Drawer" until 1892, when he took charge of "The Editor's Study." He died in Hartford on the 20th of October 1900.
The collection consists of 15 items in total dating from 1863 to 1894, specifically, 10 letters, 4 signatures on cards or paper, and 1 book.
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Thomas Keneally is a prolific Australian novelist, playwright and author. He won the Booker Prize in 1982 with Schindler's Ark, later made into the Steven Spielberg Academy Award-winning film Schindler's List.
The collection contains 18 items dating from 1972 to 1993, specifically, 5 letters, 3 cards, 2 commemorative envelopes, and 8 books.
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Collection includes 4 manuscript notebooks of poems and a few stories, written in pencil (approximately [410] pp. of written text) and two books, one signed. A unique literary archive of Norman Davey (1888-1949), an English engineer, poet, and novelist.
Click here to view full details and or order the Norman Davey collection. US$1,600.00 USD LDRB item # 7632
Collection includes Allen autographed signed letter and Allen's book with inscription to Andrew Lang
Grant Allen, (Canadian-English science writer and novelist). Andrew Lang (1844-1912) was a Scottish poet, novelist, literary critic, and contributor to the field of anthropology. Lang was a friend of Allen's and communicated often.
Click here to view full details and or order the Grant Allen mini-collection US$960.00 USD LDRB item # 7634
Contents include 2 Autographed Signed Letters (ASL) ; Typed poem signed and Mr. Pope and Other Poems book with signed bookplate.
Allen Tate (American poet, critic, essayist and Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress).
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Download Knives Out for PC (Windows) and Mac for Free
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We all are very well aware of the craziness for the survival games among the people all around the world. For the players who always look for one or another battle royale or survival games to kill their boredom or to enjoy their free time with more exciting and fun options, there are plenty of games available for them.
One of such interesting and thrilling survival games, where the complete guide is dedicated to it, is none other than 'Knives Out'.
Are you hearing this gameplay for the first time?
Or Have you played it earlier but find it a little confusing just because you have never played any survival game before?
If yes, there is nothing to worry about. This complete guide of Knives Out will not only help you to be familiar with this gameplay but will also let you learn how to get this mobile game on your PC and Mac effortlessly.
Knives Out is very much similar to any other survival game, where the player is landed on an isolated battle royale arena. There are a total of 100 players in the same arena, including you, where they have to fight for their survival. The main aim of each player is to put his best and become the last man standing in the arena.
The entire game revolves around this concept, where Knives Out offers a range of features, weapons, items and other beneficial deals as the helping hands for the players.
Now, before going to the main section of the guide, we would like to share some helpful information about Knives Out so that you can enjoy this game to the fullest on all devices, including PC and Mac. This is why we are here right now.
1 Overview of Knives Out Gameplay
2 Features of Knives Out – Making it Different
2.1 Exclusive action and shooting gameplay
2.2 100 players
2.3 Formulate your own rules
2.4 Make a team and speed up
2.5 Win the isolated arena
3 How To Get Knives Out for PC and Mac?
3.1 Install Knives Out on PC and Mac using BlueStacks
3.2 Install Knives Out on PC and Mac using Nox App Player
Overview of Knives Out Gameplay
Knives Out gameplay is set in an area of 6X4 km, where you and 99 other players are landed on the battlefield and all 100 players have to fight for their survival. The players have to do anything to survive till the end of the game within this arena only. Like other games, this too requires focusing on many details so that you can work on strategies and other offered features effectively to achieve the goal.
The game offers the number of opportunities to show your survival skills.
Always keep in mind that once your feet hit the ground, your fight for survival will begin from the very first second. When the game starts, you need to collect the different types of weapons as soon as possible so that you do not get killed at the beginning of the game. At the same time, you have to maintain distance and protect yourself from other players in the battlefield.
Many new players take time to collect the gears, it does not mean that other players spot you and kill you. Never let this happen. The only advice in such a situation is to collect other items and create your own weapons, in case you are unable to find your weapons. Additionally, you can also grab the weapons and items of other players who have been killed.
You get a chance to play as an individual or as a team, where if you choose group mode, you need to put your best to coordinate and cooperate with your teammates. Always keep in mind that never spares anyone in this survival game, sparing one player's life can easily cost the life of your teammates.
Now, after going through the overview of Knives Out, we think you must also be familiar with its features, and learn why Knives Out is one of the preferred battle royale or survival games of the millions of people around the world.
Features of Knives Out – Making it Different
Have you ever thought what makes Knives Out different from other similar survival games? Let's go through some of the exclusive features of Knives Out which will help you to get the right reasons for this.
Exclusive action and shooting gameplay
If you play Knives Out once, it is something which encourages players to play the game over and over again. The players who love challenges and want to survive anyhow till the end of the game can become the winner. The main goal is to be the last man standing by beating all odds.
Knives Out gameplay starts with 100 players and all of them have ushered in the battlefield for survival. Keep in mind that each player puts his best and plan strategies to kill other players and become the last man standing.
You have to explore the map, collect gears and other items, find the enemy and kill him. Remember, as everyone in the game is playing for survival, so it is sure going to be not easier for you.
Formulate your own rules
No matter whether you are playing Knives Out on your mobile phone or you are going to play it on your PC or Mac, your strategies remain the same. You have to create your own rules and follow them till you survive. So, plan your rules and strategies in a way so that you can trap your enemies and attack them, as well as get them even from a distance. The game offers you all freedom to control your moves through the battlefield. No matter, what rule or strategy you follow, your objective should always be in your mind.
Make a team and speed up
When you are on the battlefield, always keep in mind that teamwork is something that can make it easier to achieve the goal. When you have your teammates, you can overcome your enemies with great ease, only if all players in your team are putting their best. You can play in Duo Mode, Fireteam Mode and Squad Mode based on your coordination with your teammates for the attacks.
Win the isolated arena
Once you start your game, you will get the number of options to create a unique appearance for your character. If the commander of your team instructs you, you should adhere to them carefully. You have to move in all directions in a way so that you cannot be killed by your enemies and find the items that can help you to ease the path of your goal.
After learning these features of Knives Out, now it's time to proceed further and come to the main motive of this guide i.e. Playing Knives Out on PC and Mac.
We all know that the main reason for getting Knives Out for PC and Mac is to play this game on the bigger screen than your mobile phones. Of course, we all want to gain better viewing and gaming experience and when we are getting a chance to grab this benefit on PC and Mac, then why to waste it?
Let's get to the next section and learn how to get Knives Out on your PC and Mac easily without any hassle.
How To Get Knives Out for PC and Mac?
Knives Out is a battle royale type gameplay which is available for Android users. But it does not mean that you cannot play this game on any other device or your system. Knives Out can be played on PC and Mac as well, giving you better gaming experience than your Android devices.
Though native Windows or Mac version is not available, you can run the game on your system with the help of Android emulator. Hence, playing Knives Out on PC and Mac is more accurately and conveniently with the help of keyboard and mouse.
The emulator makes it quite easier to download and play Knives Out on your PC and Mac, that's too for free. You need not spend any money on buying any third-party tool to run Android apps and games if you have an emulator installed on your system. What else do you want?
You can choose BlueStacks, Nox App Player, Andy, MEmu App Player, and others depending on your choice. As you have a huge list of Android emulators, so make sure to use the best emulator so that you can get the better performance, speed, and quality when you play your mobile game on your Windows PC and Mac OS.
Here, we would like to share step by step instructions of installing Knives Out on your PC and Mac using two effective emulators, BlueStacks and Nox App Player. Both ensure to make the process of getting your game on your system smoothly and easily.
Install Knives Out on PC and Mac using BlueStacks
BlueStacks is widely popular among the people as the best emulator to get their mobile-based app and game on their PC and Mac with great ease. BlueStacks works great in running Knives Out on PC and Mac smoothly with zero or minimal lag.
To get this game on your system, you require following these steps carefully.
You have to click on the given download link to download BlueStacks on your Windows PC or Mac OS.
Once it is downloaded, install BlueStacks on your PC or Mac by following the instructions given on the screen.
Now, open BlueStacks and login to your Google Account to access Google Play Store on BlueStacks.
If you do not have a Google account, you need to create a new account.
The next step is to type 'Knives Out' in the search bar of the Google Play Store.
It will provide the list of results, where you have to select the topmost result for the perfect Knives Out gameplay app.
Now, click on the Install button, it will start the installation process, or else load APK directly.
Knives Out will be on your PC or Mac within a few minutes.
Install Knives Out on PC and Mac using Nox App Player
Nox App Player is considered as the best alternative to BlueStacks, which can be used if you find any difficulty in installing BlueStacks on your PC or Mac. All you require is to follow these step by step instructions carefully and get your game on PC and Mac with ease.
To download Nox App Playe r on your PC or Mac, the very first step is to download this emulator on your system using the download button listed below.
Now, the next step is to Install the Nox App Player by following on-screen instructions.
Once the emulator is installed on your PC or Mac, open it.
Now, sign-in your Google Account so that you can access Google Play Store here itself on Nox App Player.
Remember, it is required having Google account, so if you do not have any, make sure to create the one to install your game on PC or Mac.
After signed in, search for 'Knives Out' in the Google Play Store.
Once you found the appropriate game link, simply select it and click on its Install button, or else upload APK directly to Install.
It will start the installation process, which may take some time depending on your system performance.
Once you are done with the installation, click on Knives Out icon to open it.
Go ahead and enjoy playing your game.
Now, you have this amazing game on your PC and Mac with a bigger screen, along with better gaming and viewing experience.
No matter what kind of strategies you use to win the game, you will surely enjoy Knives Out on PC and Mac in a better way than playing it on your Android or iOS device.
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Q: Get Python script to run binary each time I am using a python script to run a command in the terminal.  I have a program in C, numgen, that is simply supposed to randomly generate numbers.  After compiling numgen I then simulate running numgen on different architectures.
The text to be input into the command line:
cmd= "~/simdir/build/ALPHA/gem5.opt ~/simdir/configs/example /se.py   ~/First/NumGen/numgen -o   "

I then use the following to run the command in a subshell
for x in range(5): //number of simulations
os.system(run)//run is cmd plus a string I created using a for loop because se.py requires an argument

I encounter a problem though.  After running everything I output relevant data about numgen to a file using result_file.write().  This would be fine except all the output in this new file is identical.  The numgen program is in C and is meant to generate random numbers.  It does that fine, and when I run the binary, ./numgen, in the terminal I get lists of random numbers.
Within the script, it seems os.system is not running the binary each time in the subshell.  Os.system runs the binary once in the beginning and prints out that same data for the rest of the simulations.  Does anyone know how I can get the data to be truly random?  I would like to have the binary be run before every simulation so the generated data can be different.  Is it possible to do this within a script?  I do have compilation flags and other text in the script, but I do not think those pertain to the problem like the above code does.
Essentially, os.system runs binary once for all the simulations.  I would like to know if it is possible to run the binary for each different simulation.  Any help is appreciated.  Thanks
EDIT 1- Full Script:
from random import *
from array import *
import sys, string, os, subprocess, shlex, binascii, collections, operator
import re
import subprocess

plaintext = array('B', [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0]);

loop = long(0);
loop_max = long(1000);
number = long(0);
byte_index = 0;

cmd = "~/simdir/build/ALPHA/gem5.opt ~/simdir/configs/example /se.py   --num-cpus=1 --caches --l2cache --cpu-type=timing --cacheline_size=64  --l1d_size=32kB --l1d_assoc=2 --l1i_size=32kB --l1i_assoc=4 --l2_size=1MB --l2_assoc=2  --max-checkpoints=200 -c ~/First/NumGen/numgen -o  "

string=""

Somekeywords = ['sim_freq','sim_ticks','host_mem_usage', 'system.cpu.numCycles', 'host_seconds',  'sim_insts' ]

table = [[0 for first in range(26)] for second in range(loop_max)]; #16 for plaintext bytes, 1 for ticks, 9 for L1D/L1I/L2 miss/hit/access
result =[[0 for first in range(26)] for second in range(loop_max)];

outfile = stats_text = open('Data.txt', 'w')

stats_text=open('RelStat', 'w')

numb=10

for x in range(numb):

    number=number+1
    outfile.write('%d\n' % number)

    run = ""
    string= ""
    final_str = ""

    for x in range(16):
       plaintext[i] = randint(0, 255)

    tmp = ""

    #Dec -> HEX -> Str
    for x in range(16):
        tmp = hex(plaintext[i])[2:]
        if len(tmp)==1:
            tmp = "0"+tmp

        string = string + tmp

    run = cmd + string

    subprocess.Popen(run, shell=True).wait() #Just changed this previously used os.system(run)

    stats_text = open('newdir/analysis.txt', 'r')

    count = 0;
    for line in stats_text:
        for index in range(3):
            if Somekeywords[index] in line:

                count = count + 1; #
        line=re.sub('[^0-9]',' ', line)
        outfile.write(line)
        outfile.write("\n")

                if count>10 and count<21:
                    result_tmp = re.findall(r'\b\d+\b',line);
                    print(loop);
                    result[loop][16+index] = int(result_tmp[0]);

    for i in range(16):
        result[loop][i] = plaintext[i];

    loop = loop + 1;

    if loop == loop_max:
        loop = 0;

        for i in range(loop_max):
            for j in range(26):
                final_str = final_str + str(result[i][j]) + ' ';

outfile.write("\n")

outfile.close

EDIT 2 - Numgen
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>

int main()
{
    FILE *of1;
    of1=fopen("Data.txt", "w");
    srand(time(NULL));
    for (int z=0; z<16; z++)
    {
        int numgen=rand()%100;
        fprintf(of1, "%d ", numgen);
    }
    fclose(of1);
}

Just a quick program to generate a random number.  Also, the program is in C, not C++ as I previously stated.  I must have been compiling the .cpp with gcc and not notice.

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Jun 22, 2017 10:16:00
An update for 3 years suddenly appeared on Google Glass, which should have been dead, what is Google's intention?
Google's developed "eyewear wearable terminal"Google Glass"Has various problems such as privacy, and development was stopped without being marketed. However, due to sudden appearance of firmware update on Google Glass, which was thought to be "over" after 3 years of silence, attention has been focused on "now" of Google Glass.
XE 23 Release Notes - Google Glass Help
https://support.google.com/glass/answer/7434728
Google Glass is apparently back from the dead, starts getting software updates | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/06/google-glass-is-apparently-back-from-the-dead-starts-getting-software-updates/
Google Glass XE 23 firmware update mysteriously rolls out with support for Bluetooth input devices
http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/06/20/google-glass-xe23-firmware-update-mysteriously-rolls-out-with-support-for-bluetooth-input-devices/
Google Glass closed the official website in 2015, the Twitter and Facebook accounts are also deleted, the update of the OS is also stopped, and development has ended. It was thought that it was a product that did not lead to commercialization. However, in June 2017, suddenly the new firmware "XE 23Appeared. The voice of embarrassment is raised in correspondence of Google.
Updated by the firmware update "XE23" mainly focuses on bug fixes and performance improvement, but by supporting Bluetooth it is now possible to pair with keyboards, mice and so on. In addition, the Android application "MyGlass" for Google Glass has also updated its target SDK from Android KitKat to Android Lollipop, it now supports the Doze mode of power saving function, saving in notice synchronization with Android smartphone With increased power, notifications will be displayed on Google Glass even when the smartphone is in sleep. The version of MyGlass application of iOS version has not been changed.
When Android Police tried updating the XE23 firmware to Google Glass, I confirm that it actually works.
It also succeeded in pairing with the keyboard with Bluetooth.
When pairing the mouse, the mouse cursor will be displayed on the screen.
Since there is no special announcement from Google, the real intention to update the Google Glass firmware suddenly is unknown. "Whether the Google Glass team is reviving?", "Whether Google Glass development is resuming?" Along with the expectation voice, "May still be used by Sergei Brin" "Inside Google Many opinions have been raised, such as those who were too busy?
"Google Glass" restarted development as "Project Aura", it seems that the original Amazon smartphone "Fire Phone" engineer was hired
Third-party Twitter client application 'Tweetbot' may be intentionally locked out of Twitter
An account tracking Elon Mask's private jet eliminated from Twitter is revived, but delayed by 24 hours
Chrome's notification center decided to be abolished as "no one is using it"
"Firefox failed due to a rapid update" and pointed out by the predecessor
Is "New Google Glass" a head-mound device without a display?
A new version of YouTube for iOS, which Google has left Appde for two months, is now available
NTT DoCoMo also decided to abort the OS update of "LYNX (SH-10B)", because of the "convenience on specifications"
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