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Two letters from Virginia Tufte regarding "Prothalamium" Box 5

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Typed bound manuscript, corrected, of Gertrude Stein's "Is Dead", undated Box 4

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Typescript of Stein contract and response, 1962 Box 5

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Unbound notebook containing addresses of libraries, universities, etc. and lists of names and address of individuals supplied by members of the publishing firm, undated Box 2

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University of Iowa Press to Haas, 1975 Box 5

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"Visages de L'Ain" with article in French by Stein Box 5

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"What are Masterpieces and Why Are There So Few of Them?" by Gertrude Stein, original typescript, with manuscript corrections by Alice B. Toklas; "An American in France," original typescript, with manuscript corrections by the author; autograph letter signed to the Conference Press from Gertrude Stein, 1936 September 17 with envelope addressed to Gilbert Harrison; leaf two of autograph letter signed to Robert Bartlett Haas, 1936, undated Box 1

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What Are Masterpieces? galley proof, 1940 Box 6

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Xerox of letters by Stein to Josette, a young girl in Culoz who had English lessons with her Box 5

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