Emma Nevada letter to Herbert S. Hamlin : London : ALS, 1939 May 5.

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Emma Nevada letter to Herbert S. Hamlin : London : ALS, 1939 May 5.

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Concerning her title, "Empress of Treasure Island," bestowed by E Clampus Vitus, and enclosing clipping, London Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, about her 80th birthday. Brief biographical sketch issued by the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce laid in. With pos. phot. of letter and clipping.

4 p. ; 18 cm.

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