Ernest Hemingway ephemera.

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Ernest Hemingway ephemera.

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The correspondence includes 62 autograph, typescript and carbon copy typescript letters, postcards and telegrams to and from Hemingway and family, friends and colleagues. The writings consist of press cuttings and publisher's announcements, printed blurbs, galley proofs for the Old Man and the Sea and various autograph note fragments. The photograph section includes 17 photographs and 4 photo-negatives of Hemingway, one photograph of John Dos Passos, and snapshots of Italian soldiers and a bullfight. Other material included in this collection consist of bills of sale, itemized receipts, fan mail, a 1937 Spanish driver's license, high school dance card, school assignments and notes, and various publications about bullfighting and big game hunting.

5 document boxes and 1 oversize folder.

The University of Tulsa, McFarlin Library

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The University of Tulsa, McFarlin Library

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