Letters, 1926-1930, New York, to [Philip D.] Sherman.

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Letters, 1926-1930, New York, to [Philip D.] Sherman.

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[1] 1926, August 8, Brooklyn [1 l. Fragment].--"I think you are fortunate to have that copy of Our Sentimental Journey with the inscription of Oscar Browning." [2] 1926, August 25, Brooklyn [1 l. with envelope].--Answers his inquiry about photographs of her husband. [3] 1930, March 6, New York [2 p. with envelope].--Gives information about the "Cornwall and Devon lithographs."

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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