Letter, 1939 December 31, Los Gatos, California [to] Col. E.E. Farman.

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Letter, 1939 December 31, Los Gatos, California [to] Col. E.E. Farman.

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Army officer, lawyer. Letter to Col. Farman, Librarian, USMA, regarding the unavailability of the edition of Twain's "1601", printed at West Point. The letter makes mention of a Grabhorn's Press reprint of the "Academy" edition of "1601."

2 p. ; 9 x 16 cm.

United States Military Academy, USMA Library

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United States Military Academy, USMA Library

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