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Guide to the Zena G. Holman Collection

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Guide to the Zena G. Holman Jack 241-082-149 1 London Collection Descriptive Summary Title: Zena G. Holman Jack London Collection Date (inclusive): 1888-1971 Date (bulk): (bulk 1900-1927) Collection number: 241-082-149 Collector: Holman, Zena G. Extent: 14 linear feet, 4 oversize folders. Repository: Diablo Vista District Archives Sonoma, California 95476 Abstract: Born John Griffith Chaney on January 12, 1876 in , Jack London was an American author, journalist, and social activist best known as the author of Call of the Wild and . London's interest in the rights of workers and socialism resulted in several works such as and . The Zena G. Holman Jack London Collection is arranged in five series: 1. Publications, 2. Scrapbooks, 3. Photographic Material, 4. Correspondence, and 5. Ephemera. Items span the years 1888 to 1971 with the bulk of the collection from 1900 to 1927. Physical Location: Diablo Vista District Archives Languages: Languages represented in this collection: English Access The collection is open for research with permission from the Diablo Vista District Archives staff. Publication Rights For permission to reproduce or publish, please consult the Diablo Vista District Archives. Permission for reproduction or publication is given on behalf of the Diablo Vista District Archives, Sonoma as the owner of the physical items. The researcher assumes all responsibility for possible infringement that may arise from reproduction or publication of materials from the California State Parks. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Zena G. Holman Collection, 241: 082-149: [box: folder number], Diablo Vista District Archives, Sonoma, California. Acquisition Information Zena G. (Patrick) Holman (1891-1980) donated this collection in 1970. Holman and her husband Wilford R. Holman owned the Holman Department Store in Pacific Grove, CA. Along with other historically significant collections, Holman collected Jack London's publications, personal writings, photographs, and documentary material about the author. No further accruals are expected. Processing Information Lola Aguilar processed this collection and created and encoded its finding aid in 2012. Administrative History Born John Griffith Chaney on January 12, 1876 in San Francisco, Jack London was an American author, journalist, and social activist best known as the author of Call of the Wild and White Fang. Jack's parents, Flora Wellman and William Chaney were unmarried and subsequently, Chaney deserted Flora before Jack was born. A few months later Flora met and married widowed Civil War veteran John London, who had two daughters, Eliza and Ida. The family settled in Oakland. Eliza became a second mother to Jack even after her marriage to Captain J.H. Shepard. Jack spent many hours in the Oakland Library, mentored by librarian Ina Coolbrith and later befriended by reference librarian, fellow socialist, and founder of the Ruskin Club, Frederick Irons Bamford. In 1890, Jack graduated from Cole Grammar School and went to work at Hickmott's Cannery in Oakland. London quit work in 1892 and became an oyster pirate, served on a fish patrol, sailed on a sealing ship, joined Kelly's Army of unemployed men, and tramped around the country until late 1894 when he returned home to attend high school at age 19. Jack embraced socialism as a consequence of his exposure to poverty and social injustice during his travels. He joined the Socialist Labor Party in 1896. Always a prolific reader, Jack was determined to become a writer to escape the factory life. In 1893 he won the $25 prize in the San Francisco Morning Call contest for best descriptive article for "Story of a Typhoon Off the Coast of Japan." He submitted stories to various publications, generally without success. He attended high school for one year before his admittance to the University of California, Berkeley. He soon quit school to seek his fortune in the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897, returning home the next year to undertake writing as a profession. His first novel, The Son of the Wolf, was published in 1905.

Guide to the Zena G. Holman Jack 241-082-149 2 London Collection In 1900, Jack married Elizabeth "Bess" Maddern, with whom he had two daughters, Joan and Bess. He divorced Bess in 1905 and married Charmian Kittredge. The same year London bought a ranch in Glen Ellen, Sonoma County, CA and called it "Beauty Ranch," with Eliza as ranch superintendent. In 1907, the couple sailed the South Pacific on their yacht, the Snark, before heading for home after Jack contracted tropical diseases, which he treated with mercury-based medicine. Back home in 1909, the London's continued to add to the ranch and started construction of "Wolf House," which was destroyed by fire in 1913. Jack London died of uremia aggravated by an accidental morphine overdose on November 22, 1916. At the time of his death, he suffered from dysentery and uremia and late stage alcoholism. His ashes were buried near the Wolf House ruins in Jack London State Historic Park. London prodigiously penned novels, non-fiction, essays, plays, and short stories becoming the first living author to achieve worldwide commercial and critical success. Scope and Content of Collection The Zena G. Holman Jack London Collection is arranged in five series: 1. Publications, 2. Scrapbooks, 3. Photographic Material, 4. Correspondence, and 5. Ephemera. Items span the years 1888 to 1971 with the bulk of the collection from 1900 to 1927. Series one, Publications, consists of 163 file folders and includes nine subseries: 1.1 Books by Jack London, 1.2 Books by Charmian Kittredge London, 1.3 Books by Joan London, 1.4 Books by Other Authors, 1.5 Periodicals, 1.6 Newsletters, 1.7 Book Catalogs, 1.8 Pamphlets, and 1.9 Clippings. This series contains a complete collection of Jack London's books, many of which are first editions and includes his articles that appeared in contemporary periodicals. He wrote socialist pamphlets that are included in this series, along with socialist pamphlets written by other authors. Holman collected clippings that mentioned London during and after his death. Series two, Scrapbooks, consists of ten file folders and include histories, photographs, brochures, programs, manuals, directories, bibliographies, news releases, and news clippings. Zena Holman compiled ten scrapbooks that contain her eight years research project of Jack London's life and career. Series three, Photographic Material, consists of two file folders and includes photographs of London at different ages, Jack and Charmian at their ranch, and photographs of the building of their yacht, the Snark. Series four, Correspondence, consists of five file folders and contains London's and Charmian's original typewritten and handwritten signed correspondence to friends. Recipients include Frederick Irons Bamford, writer Anna Strunsky (Walling), and Dr. William S. Porter. Series five, Ephemera, consists of six file folders and contains pawn tickets, brochures, programs, cards, broadsides, and posters. The Ruskin Club programs include London as a featured speaker. Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection. Subjects and Indexing Terms Holman, Zena G. London, Jack, 1876-1916 London, Charmian, 1871-1955 London, Joan, 1901-1971 Shepard, Eliza London Bamford, Frederick Irons Walling, Anna Strunsky, 1879-1964 Porter, Dr. William S. Jack London State Historic Park (Calif.) California. Dept. of Parks and Recreation Glen Ellen, (Calif.) American literature—20th century Authors, American—20th century Historic parks

Guide to the Zena G. Holman Jack 241-082-149 3 London Collection Series 1. Publications 1888-1971 Subseries 1.1 Books by Jack London 1900-1937

Box 9-20-241: Series 1. Publications 1888-1971 001- Box Physical Description: 163 file folders 6D-13-241: 010 Series Scope and Content Summary Publications consists of nine subseries: Books by Jack London, Books by Charmian Kittredge London, Books by Joan London, Books by Other Authors, Periodicals, Newsletters, Book Catalogs, Pamphlets, and Clippings. This series includes a collection of London's books of which many are first editions, along with his other works, including articles and pamphlets. This series also includes books written by London's friends who accompanied him on many of his travels, such as Martin Johnson and Leon Livingstone (A No. 1).

Box Box 9-20-241: Subseries 1.1 Books by Jack London 1900-1937 001-Box Physical Description: 62 file folders 9-24-241:006 Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries contains a collection of London's novels, short story collections, autobiographical memoirs, non-fiction, essays, and plays, including many first editions and signed copies. This subseries is arranged alphabetically by title.

Box Box 9-20-241: The Abysmal Brute. NY: Century Co.(Inscribed by Eliza London Shepard) 1913 001 Box Box 9-20-241: The Abysmal Brute. NY: Century Co. 1913 002 Box Box 9-20-241: The Acorn-Planter: A California Forest Play: Planned to be Sung by Efficient 003 Singers Accompanied by a Capable Orchestra. NY: MacMillan Co. 1916 Box Box 9-20-241: . NY: MacMillan Co. 1911 004 Box Box 9-20-241: Adventure. NY: MacMillan Co. 1929 005 Box Box 9-20-241: . NY: Grosset & Dunlap 1912 006 Box Box 9-20-241: . NY: Grosset & Dunlap 1910 007 Box Box 9-20-241: Burning Daylight. NY: MacMillan Co. 1937 008 Box Box 9-20-241: . NY: Regent Press 1910 009 Box Box 9-20-241: The Call of the Wild. NY: MacMillan Co. 1926 010 Box Box 9-20-241: Children of the Frost. NY: MacMillan Co. 1902 011 Box Box 9-20-241: Cruise of the Dazzler. NY: Century Co. 1902 012 Box Box 9-20-241: The Cruise of the Snark. NY: MacMillan 1911 013 Box Box 9-20-241: A Daughter of the Snows. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co. 1902 014 Box Box 9-20-241: Dutch Courage and Other Stories. NY: MacMillan Co. 1922 015 Box Box 9-21-241: The Faith of Men. NY: MacMillan Co. 1904 001 Box Box 9-21-241: The Faith of Men. NY: MacMillan Co. 1904 002 Box Box 9-21-241: The Faith of Men. NY: William Heinemann 1904 003 Box Box 9-21-241: . London: MacMillan Co. 1905 004

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Box Box 9-21-241: The God of His Fathers and Other Stories. NY: McClure, Phillips & Co. 1901 005 Box Box 9-21-241: Hearts of Three. NY: MacMillan Co. 1920 006 Box Box 9-21-241: The House of Pride: And Other Tales of Hawaii. NY: MacMillan Co. 1912 007 Box Box 9-21-241: The Human Drift. NY: MacMillan Co. 1917 008 Box Box 9-21-241: The Iron Heel. NY: MacMillan Co. 1908 009 Box Box 9-21-241: Jerry of the Islands. NY: MacMillan Co. 1917 010 Box Box 9-21-241: . NY: Century Co. 1913 011 Box Box 9-21-241: John Barleycorn or Alcoholic Memoirs. London: Mills & Boon Ltd.(Inscribed by 012 ) 1914 Box Box 9-22-241: The Kempton-Wace Letters. NY: MacMillan Co., (Co-authored with Anna 001 Strunskey) 1903 Box Box 9-22-241: The Little Lady of the Big House. NY: MacMillan Co. 1916 002 Box Box 9-22-241: The Little Lady of the Big House. NY: MacMillan Co. (Sonoma Edition) (Inscribed by 003 Eliza London Shepard) 1928 Box Box 9-22-241: . NY: MacMillan Co. 1910 004 Box Box 9-22-241: Love of Life and Other Stories. NY: MacMillan Co. 1907 005 Box Box 9-22-241: . NY: MacMillan Co. 1909 006 Box Box 9-22-241: Michael Brother of Jerry. NY: MacMillan Co. 1917 007 Box Box 9-22-241: Moon-Face and Other Stories. NY: MacMillan Co. 1906 008 Box Box 9-22-241: The Mutiny of the Elsinore. NY: MacMillan Co. 1914 009 Box Box 9-22-241: The Night-Born: and also The Madness of John Harned, When the World was 010 Young, The Benefit of the Doubt, Winged Blackmail, Bunches of Knuckles, War, Under the Deck Awnings, To Kill a Man, The Mexican. NY: Grosset & Dunlap 1913 Box Box 9-22-241: On the Makaloa Mat. NY: MacMillan Co. 1919 011 Box Box 9-22-241: The People of the Abyss. NY: MacMillan Co. 1903 012 Box Box 9-22-241: . NY: MacMillan Co. 1918 013 Box Box 9-23-241: Revolution and Other Essays. NY: MacMillan Co. 1912 001 Box Box 9-23-241: . NY: MacMillan Co. 1907 002 Box Box 9-23-241: . NY: MacMillan Co. 1915 003 Box Box 9-23-241: Scorn of Women in Three Acts. NY: MacMillan Co. 1906 004 Box Box 9-23-241: The Sea-Wolf. NY: MacMillan Co. 1904 005 Box Box 9-23-241: Smoke Bellew. NY: Century Co. 1912 006 Box Box 9-23-241: A Son of the Sun. Garden City, NJ: Doubleday, Page & Co. 1912 007

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Box Box 9-23-241: A Son of the Sun. Leipzig, Germany: Bernard Tauchnitz 1913 008 Box Box 9-23-241: The Son of the Wolf: Tales of the Far North. Boston, MA: Houghton, Mifflin & Co. 009 1900 Box Box 9-23-241: South Sea Tales. NY: MacMillan Co. 1911 010 Box Box 9-23-241: The Star Rover. NY: MacMillan Co. 1915 011 Box Box 9-23-241: The Strength of the Strong and Other Stories. NY: MacMillan Co. 1914 012 Box Box 9-23-241: Tales of the Fish Patrol. NY: MacMillan Co. 1905 013 Box Box 9-23-241: Theft: A Play in Four Acts. NY: MacMillan Co. 1910 014 Box Box 9-23-241: The Turtles of Tasman. NY: MacMillan Co. 1916 015 Box Box 9-23-241: The Valley of the Moon. NY: MacMillan Co. 1913 016 Box Box 9-24-241: The Valley of the Moon. NY: MacMillan Co. (Sonoma Edition) (Inscribed by Eliza 001 London) 1928 Box Box 9-24-241: War of the Classes. NY: MacMillan Co. 1905 002 Box Box 9-24-241: When God Laughs and Other Stories. NY: MacMillan Co. 1911 003 Box Box 9-24-241: White Fang. NY: MacMillan Co. 1906 004 Box Box 9-24-241: White Fang. Grosset & Dunlap (Includes an attached photograph of London) 1906 005 Box Box 9-24-241: White Fang. NY: MacMillan Co. (Sonoma Edition) (Includes an attached 006 photograph of London, also inscribed by Eliza London Shepard) 1928

Box Box 9-24-241: Subseries 1.2 Books by Charmian Kittredge London 1915-1925 007-Box Physical Description: 4 file folders 9-25-241:002 Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries contain Charmian's (Jack's wife) books, most with her signature, and is arranged alphabetically by title.

Box Box 9-24-241: The Book of Jack London, Volume I (Inscribed by Charmian London) 1921 007 Box Box 9-24-241: The Book of Jack London, Volume II (Inscribed by Charmian London) 1921 008 Box Box 9-25-241: The Log of the Snark 1915 001 Box Box 9-25-241: The Log of the Snark (Inscribed by Charmian London) 1925 002

Box Box 9-25-241: Subseries 1.3 Books by Joan London 1939 003 Physical Description: 1 file folders Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries contains Joan London's book (Jack's daughter) and is arranged alphabetically by title.

Box Box 9-25-241: Jack London and His Times: An Unconventional Biography 1939 003

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Box Box 9-25-241: Subseries 1.4 Books by Other Authors 1889-1956 004 - Physical Description: 19 file folders 9-27-241:009 Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries contain books written about London, some by friends or acquaintances, which directly mention or allude to London, and are arranged alphabetically by the author's last name.

Box Box 9-25-241: Carnes, Cecil. Jimmy Hare News Photographer: Half a Century with a Camera 1940 004 Box Box 9-25-241: Bamford, Georgia Loring. The Mystery of Jack London: Some of His Friends, also a 005 Few Letters: A Reminiscence 1931 Box Box 9-26-241: Book Committee of the Spinners' Club. The Spinners' Book of Fiction 1907 001 Box Box 9-26-241: Flagg, James M. The Works of James M. Flagg: Poems and Tales Much in the 002 Manner of the Psychological Autobiographist 1916 Box Box 9-26-241: Foner, Philip S., ed. Jack London American Rebel: A Collection of his Social 003 Writings Together with an Extensive Study of the Man and his Times 1947 Box Box 9-26-241: Harkins, Edward F. Little Pilgrimages Among the Men Who Have Written Famous 004 Books 1903 Box Box 9-26-241: Harris, Frank. The Bomb (Inscribed by Charmian London) 1909 005 Box Box 9-26-241: Historical Sketch of the State Normal School at San Jose, California with a 006 Catalogue of its Graduates and a Record of their Work for Twenty-Seven Years, 1862-1889 1889 Box Box 9-26-241: Johnson, Martin. Through the South Seas with Jack London (Signed by the author) 007 1913 Box Box 9-26-241: Lane, Rose Wilder. He was a Man 1925 008 Box Box 9-27-241: Livingstone, Leon. From Coast to Coast with Jack London by A-No. 1: "The Famous 001 Tramp" who Traveled 500,000 Miles for $7.61 1917 Box Box 9-27-241: Morrell, Edward H. The Twenty-Fifth Man: The Strange Story of Ed. Morrell, the 002 Hero of Jack London's "Star Rover" 1924 Box Box 9-27-241: Noel, Joseph. Footloose in Arcadia: A Personal Record of Jack London, George 003 Sterling, Ambrose Bierce 1940 Box Box 9-27-241: Payne, Edward Biron. The Soul of Jack London 1933 004 Box Box 9-27-241: Shephard, Irving, ed. Jack London's Tales of Adventure 1956 005 Box Box 9-27-241: Stone, Irving. Sailor on Horseback: The Biography of Jack London 1938 006 Box Box 9-27-241: Umbstaetter, H.D. The Red-Hot Dollar and Other Stories from The Black Cat. 007 (Introduction by Jack London) 1911 Box Box 9-27-241: Whitaker, Herman, ed. West Winds: California's Book of Fiction, Written by 008 California Authors and Illustrated by California Artists 1914 Box Box 9-27-241: Whitaker, Herman, ed. West Winds: California's Book of Fiction, Written by 009 California Authors and Illustrated by California Artists 1914

Box Box Subseries 1.5 Periodicals 1899-1956 6D-9-241: 001 - Physical Description: 59 file folders 6D-12-241: 005 Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries includes periodicals that contain articles written by or about London and are arranged alphabetically by title.

Box Box The Argonaut. Vol. 132 No. 3969, Dec. 4, 1953, SF: CA Argonaut Publishing Co. 6D-9-241: 001 1953

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Box Box The Black Cat. No. 44, May 1899, Boston: Shortstory Publishing Co. 1899 6D-9-241: 002 Box Box The Comrade: An Illustrated Socialist Monthly. Vol. 1 No. 1, Oct. 1901, NY: Alliance 6D-9-241: 003 Publishing Co. 1901 Box Box The Comrade. Vol. 1 No. 3, Dec. 1901, NY: Comrade Publishing Co. 1901 6D-9-241: 004 Box Box Cosmopolitan. Vol. 52 No. 1, Dec. 1911, NY: International Magazine Co. 1911 6D-9-241: 005 Box Box Cosmopolitan. Vol. 52 No. 5, April 1912, NY: International Magazine Co. 1912 6D-9-241: 006 Box Box Cosmopolitan. Vol. 53 No. 1, June 1912, NY: International Magazine Co. (2 copies) 6D-9-241: 007 1912 Box Box The Editor. Vol. 51 No. 2, July 25, 1919, Ridgewood, NJ: Editor Co. 1919 6D-9-241: 008 Box Box The Editor. Vol. 52 No. 8, April 25, 1920, Ridgewood, NJ: Editor Co. 1920 6D-9-241: 009 Box Box Everybody's Magazine. Vol. 25, No. 1, July 1911, NY: Ridgeway Co. 1911 6D-9-241: 010 Box Box Golden Book Magazine. Vol. 20 No. 119, Nov. 1934, NY: Review of Review Corp. 6D-9-241: 011 1934 Box Box Impressions. Vol. 2 No. 3, June 1901, San Francisco: D. P. Elder & Morgan 6D-9-241: 012 Shephard. 1901 Box Box Impressions. Vol. 2 No. 5, Nov. 1901, San Francisco: D. P. Elder & Morgan 6D-9-241: 013 Shephard. 1901 Box Box Liberty. Vol. 8 No. 41, Oct. 10, 1931, NY: Liberty Publishing Co. 1931 6D-9-241: 014 Box Box Life. Vol. 62 No. 1613, Sept. 25, 1913, NY: Life Publishing Co. 1913 6D-9-241: 015 Box Box The Literary Digest. Vol. 27 No. 14, Oct. 3, 1903, NY: Funk & Wagnalls Co. 1903 6D-9-241: 016 Box Box The Literary Digest. Vol. 53 No. 24, Dec. 9, 1916, NY: Funk & Wagnalls Co. 1916 6D-10-241: 001 Box Box The Masses. Vol. 9 No. 9 Issue No. 73, July 1917, NY: Masses Publishing Co. 1917 6D-10-241: 002 Box Box The Mast Magazine. Vol. 3 No. 2, Feb. 1946, NY: Mast Magazine Assoc. 1946 6D-10-241: 003 Box Box Motorland. Vol. 74 No. 4, April 1954, San Francisco: CSAA 1954 6D-10-241: 004 Box Box The Nation. Vol. 135 No. 3518, Dec. 7, 1932, NY: Nation 1932 6D-10-241: 005 Box Box The National Geographic Magazine. Vol. 94 No. 6, Dec. 1948, Wash DC: National 6D-10-241: 006 Geographic Society 1948 Box Box National News of the American Legion Auxiliary. Vol. 14 No. 5, May 1940, 6D-10-241: 007 Indianapolis: American Legion Auxiliary 1940 Box Box New Masses. Vol. 4 No. 8, Jan. 1929, NY: New Masses Inc. 1929 6D-10-241: 008 Box Box The New Review. Vol. 1 No. 22, Nov. 1913, NY: New Review Publishing Assoc. (2 6D-10-241: 009 copies) 1913 Box Box New Review. Vol. 3 No. 11, Aug. 1, 1915 1915 6D-10-241: 010 Box Box Oakland Tribune, 1920 Annual. Vol. 81 No. 168, Jan. 31, 1920, Oakland, CA: 6D-10-241: 011 Tribune Publishing Co. 1920 Box Box The Occult Digest. Vol. 5 No. 4, April 1929, Chicago: Occult Digest Co. 1929 6D-10-241: 012 Box Box Once a Week. Vol. 3 No. 3, Dec. 1906, Oakland, CA: Once a Week Publishing Co. (2 6D-10-241: 013 copies) 1906 Box Box The Outlook. Vol. 112 No. 13, March 29, 1916, NY: Outlook Co. 1916 6D-10-241: 014

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Box Box Out West. Vol. 21 No. 1, July 1904, LA: Out West Magazine Co. 1904 6D-10-241: 015 Box Box Overland Monthly. Vol. 68 No. 5, May 1917, San Francisco: Overland Monthly Co. 6D-10-241: 016 1917 Box Box Overland Monthly. Vol. 76 No. 4, Oct. 1920, San Francisco: Overland Monthly Co. 6D-10-241: 017 1920 Box Box Overland Monthly. Vol. 82 No. 3, March 1924, San Francisco: Overland Monthly Co. 6D-10-241: 018 1924 Box Box The Pacific Monthly. Vol. 20 No. 6, Dec. 1908, Portland, OR: Pacific Monthly Co. 6D-10-241: 019 1908 Box Box The Papyrus. Vol. 6 No. 1-2, Jan.-Feb. 1910, East Orange, NJ: Michael Monahan 6D-10-241: 020 1910 Box Box Physical Culture. Vol. 66 No. 1, July 1931, NY: Physical Culture Publishing Co. 1931 6D-10-241: 021 Box Box The Saturday Evening Post. Vol. 175 No. 51-52, June 20-27, 1903, Vol. 176 No. 1-3, 6D-10-241: 022; July 4-18. 1903, Philadelphia: Curtis Publishing Co. 1903 Map Drawer A Box Box The Satyr. Vol. 1 No. 6, Dec. 1909, Oakland, CA: Satyr Publishing Co. 1909 6D-10-241: 023 Box Box Spectator-Journal. Vol. 13 No. 1, Feb. 1956, Carmel, CA: Carmel Pacific 6D-10-241: 024 Publications 1956 Box Box St. Nicholas. Vol. 29 No. 9, July 1909, NY: Century Co. 1909 6D-11-241: 001 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 11 No. 2, June 1903, San Francisco: Southern Pacific Co. 6D-11-241: 002 Passenger Dept. 1903 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 20 No. 3, Jan. 1908, San Francisco: Southern Pacific Co. 6D-11-241: 003 Passenger Dept. 1908 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 22 No. 4, April 1909, San Francisco: Southern Pacific Co. 6D-11-241: 004 Passenger Dept. 1909 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 23 No. 6, Dec. 1909, San Francisco: Southern Pacific Co. 6D-11-241: 005 Passenger Dept. 1909 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 27 No. 3, Sept. 1911, San Francisco: Southern Pacific Co. 6D-11-241: 006 1911 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 27 No. 5, Nov. 1911, San Francisco: Southern Pacific Co. 6D-11-241: 007 1911 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 38 No. 2, Feb. 1917, San Francisco: Woodhead, Field & Co. 6D-11-241: 008 1917 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 39 No. 4, Oct. 1917, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-11-241: 009 1917 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 39 No. 5, Nov. 1917, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-11-241: 010 1917 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 39 No. 6, Dec. 1917, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-11-241: 011 1917 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 40 No. 2, Feb. 1918, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-11-241: 012 1918 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 40 No. 3, March 1918, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-11-241: 013 (2 copies) 1918 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 40 No. 4, April 1918, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-12-241: 001 (2 copies) 1918 Box Box Sunset Magazine. Vol. 40 No. 5, May 1918, San Francisco: Sunset Magazine, Inc. 6D-12-241: 002 1918 Box Box Town Talk. Vol. 20 No. 1057, Nov. 23, 1912, San Francisco: Pacific Publication Co. 6D-12-241: 003 1912 Box Box Tribune Year Book. Jan. 21, 1921, Oakland, CA: Tribune Publishing Co. 1921 6D-12-241: 004 Box Box Western World. Vol. 2 No. 1, April 1907, San Francisco: Western World Publishing 6D-12-241: 005 Co. 1907

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Box Box Subseries 1.6 Newsletters 1917-1932 6D-12-241: 006 Physical Description: 1 file folder Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries contains two newsletters that include an article about London and is arranged numerically by accession number.

Box Box Subseries 1.7 Book Catalogs 1905, Undated 6D-12-241: 007 Physical Description: 1 file folder Subseries Scope and Content Summary This subseries includes catalogs that featured London's books and is arranged numerically by accession number.

Box Box Subseries 1.8 Pamphlets 1888-1941, Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Physical Description: 2 file folders Subseries Scope and Content Summary Pamphlets include London's biographical and socialist pamphlets and from his own library, pamphlets by other authors such as Karl Marx and Peter Kropotkine. This subseries is arranged numerically by accession number.

Box Box London, Jack. The Apostate Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. An Odyssey of the North 1920 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. Revolution Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. Revolution 1909 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. The Strength of the Strong 1911 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. The Tramp Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. What Life Means to Me Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. What Life Means to Me (Memorial Edition) 1916 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. Jack London by Himself Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. Jack London: The Author with the Sales Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Jack London: His Life and Literary Work Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Life of Jack London Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Karl Marx' Theory of Value 1902 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Kropotkine, Peter. Anarchist Communism: Its Basis and Principles 1905 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Engels, Frederick. The Development of Socialism from Utopia to Science 1901 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box In the World of Letters Undated 6D-12-241: 008

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Box Box Marx, Karl. A Discourse on Free Trade 1888 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Saxon, Edmund. Karl Marx' Analysis of Money 1897 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Berkman, Alexander, ed. Mother Earth 1912 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box The Mission of the Working Class Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box London, Jack. The Scab Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Lewis, Sinclair. Sinclair Lewis on "The Valley of the Moon" Undated 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Wilson, Nell Griffith. Our Valley of the Moon in Poems and Pictures 1941 6D-12-241: 008 Box Box Oppenheimer, Jake. Softening the Heart of a Convict 1912 6D-12-241: 009 Box Box London, Jack. A New Idea in Fiction: The Star Rover Undated 6D-12-241: 009 Box Box London, Jack. The Sea Sprite and the Shooting Star 1932 6D-12-241: 009

Box Box Subseries 1.9 Clippings 1895-1939 6D-12-241: 010 - Physical Description: 14 file folders 6D-13-241: 010, Subseries Scope and Content Summary Map Drawer A The collection of periodical clippings contains London's short stories and books that were serialized or condensed. Newspaper clippings include articles about London during his life and death with a few articles about and by Charmian. This subseries is arranged numerically by accession number. Oversized items have been relocated to a map drawer.

Box 6D-14-241: Series 2. Scrapbooks 1897-1971 001 - 6D-19-241: Physical Description: 10 file folders 002 Series Scope and Content Summary Scrapbooks are arranged by the volume numbers and include photographs, typed bibliographies, typed copies of letters, reprints of Jack London's articles, pamphlets, programs, and typed lists of London's works.

Box 6D-20-241: Series 3. Photographic Material 1900-1942 001-002 Physical Description: 2 file folders Series Scope and Content Summary This series includes photographs of Jack, Charmian, Flora, and Joan London, Roscoe Eames, the Beauty Ranch, and the building of the Snark. Photographs are arranged numerically by accession number. See Series 2. Scrapbooks for more photographs.

Box 6D-20-241: Series 4. Correspondence 1901-1970 003-007 Physical Description: 5 file folders Series Scope and Content Summary Letters include London's and Charmian's typewritten and handwritten signed correspondence to friends. Recipients include fellow socialist Frederick Irons Bamford, writer Anna Strunsky Walling, London's personal physician Dr. William S. Porter, and Zena G. Holman. Letters are arranged numerically by accession number.

Guide to the Zena G. Holman Jack 241-082-149 11 London Collection Series 5. Ephemera 1898-1948

Box 6D-20-241: Series 5. Ephemera 1898-1948 008 - 012 Physical Description: 6 file folders Series Scope and Content Summary Ephemera include brochures, programs, cards, posters, and broadsides featuring London's works and his participation in organizations such as the Ruskin Club. Series is arranged numerically by accession number. Items found within the collection's books are arranged numerically in the last folder. Oversized items have been relocated to the map drawer.

Guide to the Zena G. Holman Jack 241-082-149 12 London Collection