Letters, 1920-1926, Philadelphia, to Philip D. Sherman.

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Letters, 1920-1926, Philadelphia, to Philip D. Sherman.

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[1] 1920, May 1 [1 l. with envelope].--If he finds a copy of A Johnson Book Plate he will send it. [2] 1920, June 22 [1 l. with envelope].--Describes his plans for vacationing in Europe. [3] 1920, July 12 [1 l.].--Acknowledges photograph. Discusses the "Buxton Forman sale." [4] 1926, December 7 [1 l. with envelope].--He enjoyed his visit to the Rowfant club. Says he never collects relics.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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