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Order form for Pall Bohne's "A Miscellany of Thomas Bewick's Engravings" and letter from Bohne to Nethery.

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Correspondence from Frank Baxter to Nethery about Charles Lamb and Nethery's books. Also newspaper clippings about Baxter.

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Correspondence from Beatrice Warde, Bill Conway, and James Weygand.

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Correspondence from Lillian Marks and Reverend Francis J. Weber about the passing of Saul Marks. Also included are three copies of a memorial pamphlet about Saul Marks.

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Includes correspondence from various individuals about Nethery's articles in the Amrican Book Collector. Also includes three issues of the American Book Collector: vol. 14, nos. 2 and 3 and vol. 12, no. 6.

Scope and Contents note Includes two letters and five awards of merit from Western Books Exhibitions hosted by the Rounce & Coffin Club. One letter (1960) from Edwin Carpenter informs Nethery his book on Charles Lamb was not picked for the exhibition. The other letter (1966) from Carey Bliss informs Nethery his book was picked for the exhibition. Awards of Merit are included for the following books: "Charles Lamb: Bibliophile" (1966), "Max & G.K.C" (1986), "The Second Lady Beerbohm" (1988), "A Visit with...

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Includes a bibliography of books printed by Wallace Nethery, not including his 42 miniature books. (The miniature books are detailed in John Class's compilation "The Miniature Books Printed by Wallace Nethery" in Miniature Book Society Newsletter, New Series No. 31, October 1996, p. 7-11.) Also includes catalogs, lists, and correspondence about miniature books -- many by Nethery. Some letters are in Dutch and most of the letters are addressed to Corry, Wallace Nethery's wife.

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Includes correspondence from various individuals about Nethery's books, and a selection of Christmas cards sent to the Netherys. Some letters are in German.

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Includes primarily newspaper and magazine clippings about Max Beerbohm from various sources, including the New Yorker magazine. Some articles are in German.

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Includes correspondence to and from the Chesterton Review, a copy of "Max and G.K.C" by Nethery, a copy of "Mr. Chesterton Indulges in Autobiograpy", and a photocopy of "The Paradoxes of Mr Pond: Pond the Pantaloon" by Chesterton. (G.K.C. is Gilbert Keith Chesterton.)