H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling Collection

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Compiled by Debra Wynn

Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress

Washington, D.C.

2014

Contact information: http://www.loc.gov/rr/rarebook/contact.html

Finding aid encoded by Elizabeth Gettins, Library of Congress, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, 2019

Collection Summary

Title: H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling Collection Span Dates: 1867-1988 reator: Library of Congress. Rare Book and Special Collections Division Language: Collection material is primarily in English. Includes a small number of translations of Kipling’s works in French, German, Hungarian and Italian. Location: Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Summary: The collection includes Rudyard Kipling correspondence, realia and books and significant first editions by Kipling as well as poetry, short stories and other writings appearing in issues of periodicals. Also includes illustrations, sheet music with settings of Kipling’s poems, scrapbooks, exhibition and auction catalogs indicating price and provenance of Kipling related items. Other Rudyard Kipling materials at the Library of Congress are located in the William M. Carpenter Kipling Collection, the Lloyd H. Chandler Kipling Collection, The Rare Book and Special Collections Division Kipling collection. Some individual Rudyard Kipling correspondence can be found in the Miscellaneous Manuscript Collection and other collections in the Library of Congress Manuscripts Division.

Provenance

The H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling Collection was acquired by the Library in 1984 and 1987 from Armida Maria-Theresa (Bologna) Walsh Colt (1912-2011) and includes approximately 3,100 Kipling items gathered by her husband Harris Dunscombe Colt (1901-1973), archaeologist and Rudyard Kipling collector. Colt acquired or purchased Kipling items individually or from the collections of Charles C. Auchincloss, Stanley Baldwin, Ellis Ames Ballard, Mrs. N. Ballard, Templeton Crocker, Norman Croom-Johnson, Jerome Kern, Mrs. Ford Madox Hueffer, Joseph Jackson, E.W. Martindell, George Barr McCutcheon, Violet Moore, Marguerite Steen and William J.K. Vanston.

Processing History

The Colt Kipling Collection in the Library of Congress Rare Book and Special Collection Division was accessioned upon arrival and partially cataloged in 1987. The collection was fully cataloged and processed in 2007-2009.

Copyright Status

The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of the Carpenter Kipling Collection and the Rare Book and Special Collection Division is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.)

Access and Restrictions

The Colt Kipling Collection is open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Rare Book and Special Collections Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wising to cite this collection should include the following information: Call number or container number, H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling Collection, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Scope and Content Note All items in the Colt Kipling Collection are searchable in the Library’s online cataloging under: Colt Kipling Collection (Library of Congress). Books have been cataloged separately and are searchable by author, title, subject or key word in the Library’s online catalog. Books include significant first and early editions of the works of Rudyard Kipling, secondary literature, bibliographies and biographies of Rudyard Kipling.

Arrangement of the Records

Kipling manuscripts, some collections of his correspondence, realia, drawings, photographs, scrapbooks as well as smaller groupings of newspapers, journal articles containing Kipling writings and published monographs have been cataloged and classified separately in Library of Congress Classification order in the Colt Kipling Collection. This collection is arranged in 13 series:

• Manuscripts by Rudyard Kipling • Manuscripts by Others • Galley proofs (1897-1931) • Newspapers and periodicals • Music, Musical Settings of Kipling’s Works (1892-1934) • Scrapbooks (19-19) • Realia or Three Dimensional Objects (1913-1935) • Auction Catalogs (1919-1963) • Exhibition Catalogs (1922-1988) • Miscellany

Container List

Contents

Manuscripts by Rudyard Kipling1883-1928

Arranged alphabetically by recipient: A-L (142 items, 103 letters)

Miscellaneous Letters From Rudyard Kipling, PS4856.A4 1882b, LCCN 2008570856

Colt-Kipling Collection letters. 1890-1969 (bulk 1899-1935) (330 items) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583957

[Colt-Kipling Collection miscellaneous letters]. 1882-1968. (532 items) http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570856

How “Kim” saved the life of a French soldier: a remarkable series of autograph letters of Rudyard Kipling, with the soldier's Croix de Guerre, 1918-1933. (8 signed ms. letters and 6 signed typescript letters to Maurice A. Hamonneau). http://lccn.loc.gov/2007566938

Letters from Rudyard Kipling to Guy Paget, 1919-1936. Limited ed. of 16 copies. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007577558

Letters addressed to A.P. Watt. 1897. (2 letters) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007585696

The magic square. 1917. (5 letters from Kipling to Dudley Wallis) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582712

[Miss Coxen scrapbook]. 1884-1899. (6 letters) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567073

Photographic facsimile letter to W.C. Crofts, Feb. 18th, 1886. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583959

To William Livingston Alden: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Alden”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated August 10, [18]98, [2] p. unfolded ; 8 x 22 cm.

To Robert Baden Powell: (6 items, 2 letters from Kipling)

*TLS from Kipling to Baden Powell, Bateman’s Burwash, Jan. 4, [19]22. 1 p. ; 26 x 20 cm. + Typescript copy. (*V, p. 105)

Typescript carbon from R. Baden Powell to Kipling, dated January 3, 1922, 1 p.; 25 x 20 cm. + Typescript copy.

TLS from Kipling to B.P., Bateman’s Burwash Sussex letterhead, dated October 10, 1932, 1 p. 20 x 13 cm. + Typescript copy.

To Alfred Baldwin: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Uncle Alfred”, Bateman’s Burwash Sussex letterhead, dated June 14, 1907, [2] p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

To Louisa Baldwin: (2 items, 2 letters) *ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Aunt”, dated January 24, [18]86, 2 p. ; 27 x 21 cm. (*I, 113-114) *ALS from Kipling to “Aunt Louie”, Langham Hotel, Portland Place, London letterhead, dated January 17, [18]92, 2 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. (*II, p. 44-45)

To Dr. Vaughan Bateson: (16 items, 7 letters)

* Typescript carbon from Kipling to “Care Frater Bateson”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex, dated July 29, [19]09, 1 p. ; 27 x 18 cm. Written on verso of Sonada, Bradford, Yorks. letterhead. + Typescript copy. (*III, p. 383-384)

TLS from Kipling to “Care Frater”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan. 22, 1920, 1 p. ; 20 x 27 cm. + postmarked envelope with stamp, 11 x 14 cm.)

TLS from Kipling to “Care Frater Bateson”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 27, [19]22, 1 p. unfolded ; 15 x 10 cm. + postmarked envelope with stamp, 9 x 11 cm. Also accompanied by proof sheet of poem “The song of Cravendale” by Vaughan Bateson. 1 sheet ; 26 x 9 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Care Frater”, Hotel de Paris, Monte Carlo letterhead, dated April 30, [19]23, 1 p. ; 29 x 14 cm. + postmarked envelope with stamps 10 x 15 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Care Frater Bateson”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, dated June 19, [19]23, 1 p. ; 20 x 13 cm. + Typescript copy. TLS from Kipling to “Care Frater”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 1, 1923, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

TLS from Kipling to “Care Frater Bateson”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, dated Oct. 17, [19]23, 1 p. ; 20 x 13 cm. Stamped postmarked envelope with postage stamp postmarked Bradford, 7:30 PM 27 Aug [1919?] addressed to Dr. Vaughan Bateson, Bradford, Yorks. handwritten address added forwarded to Mr. Bower, Bedford, 11 x 14 cm.

Stamped postmarked envelope, no return address, addressed to S. Bateson, Esq.11 x 14 cm. + Scrap of index card regarding details of sale, 4 x 10 cm.

To R.J. Baxter: (1 item, 1 letter) ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Hotel du Parc, Vernet-les-Bains letterhead, dated March 14, 1914, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 28 cm.

To Moberly Bell: (10 items, 10 letters) *ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, Naulakha, Brattleboro, Vermont letterhead, crossed out and “Waite, Windham Co.” added, dated Friday, Oct. 26, [18]95, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. (*II, p. 206-207)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated Dec. 5, [18]96, 1 p. ; 16 x 10 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated May 8, [18]97, 1 p. ;18 x 11 cm. (*II, p. 296)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington letterhead, dated “Thursday night” [May-June 1897?], 2 p. unfolded ; 20 x 26 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, dated July 21, [18]97, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 22 cm. (*II, p. 305-306)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, [c. September 12, 1898], 2 p. ; 9 x 11 cm. (*II, p. 349)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell, dated the Woolsack, March 3, 1901, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. (*III, p. 44-45)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated October 14, [19]01, 1 p. ; 15 x 10 cm. (*III, p. 72)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Dec. 6, 1901, 2 p. ; 9 x 11 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Bell”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 10, 1904, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. (*III, p. 163-164)

To William Livingston Alden: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Alden”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated August 10, [18]98, [2] p. unfolded ; 8 x 22 cm.

To Walter Besant: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling, Rottingdean, Nr. Brighton letterhead, dated Sept. 22, [18]97, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 22 cm.

To Henry Bordeaux: (1 item, 1 letter)

*ALS (NB: Pinney’s translation of French letter that appeared in Echo de Paris, February 3, 1933) from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Bordeaux”, [January 22, 1933]. 1 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. (*VI, p. 158) * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

To Chipman Morgan and Co.: (2 items, 2 letters)

ALS from Kipling to Messrs. Chipman Morgan and Co., real estate agents, Vancouver, B.C., The Grand Hotel, Trafalgar Square London letterhead, dated October 7, 1889, 1 p. unfolded ; 21 x 13 cm.

ALS from Kipling to Messrs. Chipman and Morgan, Vancouver B.C., Embankment chambers, Villiers Street, Strand letterhead, dated December 26, [18]89, 4 p. ; 15 x 10 cm.

To Leslie Cope-Cornford: (6 items, 6 letters)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Old Man”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 10, 1902, 2 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm. (*III, p. 116)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Leslie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 8, 1906, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Leslie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 22, 1914, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Leslie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 20, 1915. 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Leslie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 24, 1915, 3 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Leslie”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 24 cm.

To Walter Creighton: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Creighton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan. 17, 1927, 2 p. ; 15 x 10 cm.

To Dr. Curteis: (25 items, 9 letters)

Carbon typescript, signed, from Kipling to “Dear Dr. Curteis”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 22, 1909, 1 p. ; 25 x 20 cm. + Typescript copy of letter.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Dr. Curteis”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 3, 1916, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + envelope “By hand”, 9 x 11 cm. + Typescript copy of letter.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Curteis”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 25, [19]26, 2 p. ; 15 x 10 cm. + envelope, 9 x 11 cm. + Typescript copy of letter.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Curteis”, La Souco, Roquebrune- Cap Martin, Alpes Maritimes, [n.d., 1926?], 2 p. ; 21 x 14 cm. + postmarked envelope with stamps, 11 x 14 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Curteis”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 21, [19]27, 2 p. ; 15 x 10 cm. + envelope, 9 x 11 cm. + Typescript copy of letter.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Curteis, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated “Mon. morn”[1930], 1 p. ; 18 x 12 cm. + envelope marked “urgent”, 10 x 12 cm. + Typescript copy of letter.

ALS from Kiplng to “Dear Curteis”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 23, 1930, 1 p. ; 15 x 10 cm. + envelope, 9 x 11 cm. + Typescript copy of letter.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Curteis”, Grand Pump Room Hotel, Bath, letterhead, dated 6 p.m., Jan. 4, 1931, 2 p. ; 21 x 13 cm. + postmarked envelope with stamp, 11 x 14 cm. + Typescript copy of letter. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Curteis”, Grand Hotel, Helouan- les-Bains, near Cairo, letterhead, dated Feb. 26, 1931, 2 p. unfolded ; 19 x 29 cm. + postmarked envelope with stamps, 10 x 16 cm. + Index card with purchase details about the letters, 8 x 13 cm.

To Corporal Infermier Des Gachons: (2 items, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “My dear Corporal des Gachons”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 6, 1915, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Envelope with postmark and postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm.

To Mr. Ford: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “My dear [Mr?] Ford”, Bateman’s Burwash, dated June 16, 1911, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

To Charles F. Forshaw: (1 item, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir and Brother”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 15, 1911, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

To Gilbert Frankau: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gilbert Frankau”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

To Hugh Fraser: (5 items, 3 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead crossed out, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex, dated Feb. 6, [19]22, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 12 cm. + Clipping of blurb from auction catalog about these letters, 7 x 13 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, Hotel Reina Victoria, Ronda, Spain letterhead, dated April 5, [19]22, 2 p. : ill. ; 22 x 14 cm. + Envelope with postmark and postage stamps, 10 x 13 cm. (*V, p. 113-114)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, Grand Hotel Madrid, Sevilla letterhead, dated April 18, 1922, 2 p. unfolded : ill. ; 22 x 28 cm. + Envelope with postmark and postage stamp, 11 x 14 cm. (*V, p. 114-115)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, Hotel Ritz, Madrid letterhead, dated April 20, 1922, 4 p. unfolded : ill. ; 18 x 26 cm. (*V, p. 115-116)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, Hotel Folkestone, Boulogne-sur-Mer letterhead, dated May 14, 1922, 4 p. unfolded : ill. ; 19 x 28 cm.

Telegram, for Hugh Fraser, postmarked May 29, [19]22, 14 words. 1 p. ; 13 x 20 cm. + Envelope, 9 x 13 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, dated Friday Nov. 2, 1923, 1 p. : ill. ; 22 x 15 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hugh”, dated March 6, 1926, Villa La Souco, Roquebrun-Cap Martin, Alpes Maritimes, 2 p. unfolded : ill. ; 23 x 18 cm. + Envelope postmarked with 4 postage stamps, 10 x 12 cm. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes. Folder 19. To O.A. Fry: (5 items, 3 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir, the Editor, Vanity Fair”, dated April 11, [18]94, 84 Ebury Street, S.W., 1 p. unfolded ; 15 x 18 cm. + Envelope with postmark and postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir, O.A. Fry Esq.”, n.d., 1 p. unfolded ; 21 x 25 cm. + Envelope with postmark April 13, [18]94 and postage stamp, 11 x 14 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Fry”, Arundell House, Tisbury, dated May 23, [18]94, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

. To Alan Gordon: (10 items, 10 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Major Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Feb. 24, 1915, 2 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated March 4, 1915, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Major Gordon”, Bath Spa Hotel, Bath letterhead, dated April 19, 1915, 2 p. unfolded ; 20 x 25 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 9, 1915, 3 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 24, 1915, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated April 7, 1916, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, dated April 2, 1917, 4 p. unfolded : ill ; 21 x 26 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 11, 1918, 4 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 20, 1919, 2 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Gordon”, [n.d.]. 1 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

To H. Rider Haggard: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Haggard”, Embankment Chambers, Villiers Street, Strand letterhead, [n.d., 1889?], 3 p. unfolded ; 8 x 23 cm. Letter reproduced in Rudyard Kipling to Rider Haggard, the record of a friendship / edited by Morton Cohen, Rutherford, N.J. : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, c1965, p. 28-29.

To Harold Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Rothermere: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Harmsworth”, Rottingdean, dated July 15, [18]’94, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990- c2004, 6 volumes

To W.L. Hildburgh: (3 items, 2 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hildenboro”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan 5, 1914, 2 p. ; 9 x 11 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Hildburgh (why “Mister?”)”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated in another hand “Feb. 11, 1914”, 2 p. ; 9 x 11 cm. + Envelope with postmark “5 Ja 15”and post stamp, 9 x 12 cm.

To Mrs. Hogan: (1 item, 1 letter)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Hogan”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 26, 1905, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. (*III, p. 187-188)

To Cyril Hughes: (23 items, 22 letters)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 4, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 7, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 27, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 27, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 18, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 17, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 7, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 17, [19]29, 2 p. ; 18 x 22 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Myrtle Bank Hotel, Kingston, Jamaica letterhead, dated March 9, [19]30, 2 p. ; 28 x 22 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 19, [19]30, 4 p. 18 x 22 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Grand Pump Room Hotel, Bath letterhead, dated Jan. 19, [19]31, 2 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Grand Pump Room Hotel, Bath letterhead, dated Jan. 23, [19]31, 2 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Feb. 6, [19]31, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, dated Bateman’s May 18, [19]31, 2 p. ; 25 x 20 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 20, 1931, 2 leaves ; 27 x 20 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Hotel Hermitage, Monte Carlo letterhead, dated March 12, [19]32, 4 p. unfolded ; 27 x 19 cm. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Carlton Hotel, Cannes letterhead, dated May 8, [19]32, 3 p. unfolded ; 21 x 27 cm. (*VI, p. 106-107)

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 18, [19]32, 6 p. ; 20 x 14 cm. (*VI, p. 124-126)

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Hotel Hermitage, Monte Carlo letterhead, dated Feb. 11, [19]33, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 27 cm. (*VI, p. 163-164)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 11, [19]33, 2 p. ; 14 x 22 cm. (2nd page handwritten)

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s, Sept. 24, [19]33, 2 p.; 27 x 20 cm. (*VI, p. 215-216)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Hughes”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated November 15, [19]35, 2 p. ; 22 x 15 cm.

+ Scrap of paper with collector’s acquisition information about these letters, 14 x 8 cm.

To Mrs. C. E. Hughes: (3 items, 3 letters)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Hughes”, Cataract Hotel, Assouan, Egypt letterhead, dated March 12, [19]31, 1 p. unfolded ; 19 x 29 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Hughes”, Cataract Hotel, Assouan, Egypt letterhead, dated March 20, [19]31, 2 p. unfolded ; 19 x 29 cm.

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Hughes”, Oronsay, dated April 12, [19]31, 2 p. ; 28 x 22 cm. (*VI, p. 32-33)

To Mr. Kiefer: (3 items, 3 letters) TLS from Kipling to “Dear Kiefer”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, dated Dec. 14, [19]32, 2 p. ; 20 x 13 cm. TLS from Kipling to “Dear Kieffer”[sic], Hotel Hermitage, Monte Carlo letterhead, dated Feb. 6, [19]33, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 27 cm. TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Kieffer”[sic], Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex, dated June 24, 1933, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

To The Kipling Society: (1 item, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir, The Secretary, The Kipling Society”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated December 31, 1935, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes. To Edith McDonald: (16 items, 16 letters)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, Lahore, dated Dec. 24, 1882, 4 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. (*I, p. 26-27)

*ALS from Kipling, fragment, [May? 1883?] 2 p. : ill. ; 21 x 16 cm. (*I, p. 34-35)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Auntie”, Civil and Military Gazette office, Lahore letterhead, dated June 12, 1883, 4 p. unfolded ; 22 x 28 cm. Verse letter begins with the line “Dear Auntie, your parboiled nephew reclines with his feet on a chair”. Also reproduced in Early verse by Rudyard Kipling, 1879-1889, edited by Andrew Rutherford, 1986, p. 190-192. (*I, p. 36-38)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, Lahore, dated August 14, 1883, 2 p. ; 21 x 14 cm. (*I, p. 39-40)

*ALS from Kipling, fragment [December 1883?] Includes manuscript poem: “At the end of a year”. 2 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. Also reproduced in Early verse by Rudyard Kipling, 1879-1889, edited by Andrew Rutherford, 1986, p. 208-210. (*I, p. 46-49)

*ALS from Kipling, fragment, [Jan. 26, 1884], 4 p. unfolded ; 21 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 52-54)

*ALS from Kipling, to “Dearest Auntie”, Lahore, dated Feb. 4, 1884, 8 p. (2 sheets unfolded) ; 21 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 54-57)

*ALS from Kipling to “Sweetheart Auntie”, Lahore, dated Friday even. April 4, 1884, 5 p. (4 p. unfolded) ; 21 x 27 cm. and 21 x 13 cm. (*I, p. 58-61)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, Lahore, dated April 28, 1884, 5 p. (4 p. unfolded) ; 21 x 27 cm. and 21 x 13 cm. (*I, p. 61-62)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, dated June 2, [1884], 12 p. (3 p. unfolded) ; 21 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 63-66)

*ALS from Kipling to “At Cromer by the sea coast all alone she longed to be”, Lahore, dated July 11, [1884], 7 p. (2 p. unfolded) ; 21 x 27 cm. Includes manuscript verse “A weed, one weed and only one had I”. Also reproduced in Early verse by Rudyard Kipling, 1879-1889, edited by Andrew Rutherford, 1986, p. 222. (*I, p. 69-72)

*ALS from Kipling, “On leave”, Maryville, Dalhousie, dated August 14, [1884], 2 p. 21 x 14 cm. Portion of text wanting. (*I, p. 72-73)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, Lahore, dated Sept. 17, 1884, 8 p. (2 p. unfolded) ; 21 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 74-77)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, Civil and Military Gazette, Lahore letterhead, dated Nov. 21, 1884, 4 p. unfolded ; 22 x 27 cm. (*I, p.79-81)

*ALS from Kipling to “Beloved Aunt”, North Bank, Simla, dated July 30, 1885, 5 p. (3 sheets) ; 28 x 23 cm. (*I, p. 81- 85)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dearest Auntie”, Lahore, dated Dec. 4, [18]86, 4 p. (2 sheets) ; 22 x 14 cm. (*I, p. 139-142) * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

To “Dear Madam”: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS to “Dear Madam”, Embankment Chambers, Villiers Street, Strand letterhead, [n.d.]. Originally laid in scrapbook Kipling cuttings, etc. (lccn 2008570157) (LC Colt Kipling Collection)

. To Arthur Mann: (1 item, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Feb. 17, 1922, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm

To Colonel R. J. Marker: (2 items, 2 letters)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Colonel Marker”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 4, 1913, 2 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm. (*IV, p. 189, note 2; text of letter not reproduced)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Marker”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 22, 1913, 2 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm. (*IV, p. 188-189, note 1; portion of text of letter reproduced from photocopy at Sussex)

To W. B. Maxwell: (1 item)

*ALS copy by W.B. Maxwell of letter from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Maxwell”, Batemen’s Burwash, Sussex, dated June 19, [19]’24, 2 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. (Copied out by Maxwell. Includes his notes extracted from Time’s Garland published in 1937 on verso) (*V, p. 167-168)

To Methuen and Co.: (10 items, 4 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm. + Envelope addressed to George E. Welsh, Esq., postmark from Torquay, Nov. 25, 1896 with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm. + Handwritten copy of the letter by H. Dunscombe Colt.

ALS from Kipling to “Messrs. Methuen and Co, Gentlemen”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated Dec. 3, [18]96, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm. + Handwritten copy of the letter by H. Dunscombe Colt.

*ALS from Kipling to “Methuen and Co., Gentlemen”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated Dec. 24, [18]96, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm. + Handwritten copy of the letter by H. Dunscombe Colt. (*II, p. 278)

ALS from Kipling to “Gentlemen”, The Elms, Rottingdean, dated Nov. 30, [18]97, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Handwritten copy of the letter by H. Dunscombe Colt.

To Violet Moore: (1 item, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated October 24, 1931, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

To Percy Mundy: (1 item, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated October 22, 1913, 1 p. ; 14 x 20 cm.

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

To Henry Newbolt: (10 items, 9 letters) ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Newbolt”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Oct. 26, [18]99, 1 p. ; 9 x 11 cm

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Newbolt”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated June 9, 1900, 1 p. ; 9 x 11 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Newbolt”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Sept. 9, 1900, 2 p. unfolded ; 8 x 23 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Newbolt”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Aug. 30, 1902, 1 p. ; 16 x 10 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Newbolt”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 1, 1906, 1 p. ; 9 x 11 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir Henry Newbolt”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 7, 1921, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir Henry Newbolt”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 1923, 2 p. ; 16 x 10 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “My dear Sir Henry Newbolt”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 4, 1923, 1 p. ; 16 x 10 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Newbolt”, Ausonia, Societa Italiana di servizi maritimi letterhead, dated April 5, 1929, 3 p. unfolded ; 20 x 29 cm. + Envelope with postmark and postage stamp11 x 15 cm. (*V, p. 485-486)

To Miss Oltey: (2 items, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Miss Oltey”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Dec. 28, [18]99, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

To Spencer Ovington: (2 items, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 9, 1918, 1 p. ; 12 x 20 cm. + Newspaper clippings with portrait of Kipling and in group portrait of a procession at a memorial to Lord Milner. Accompanied by French translation of Kipling’s poem “If” by Spenser [sic] Ovington, 1 sheet ; 30 x 21 cm.

To Harold Owen: (5 items, 4 letters)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Owen”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 31, 1920, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Owen”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 7, 1921, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm. (*V, p. 76-77)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Owen”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated October 19, 1923, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Owen”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated October 21, [19]23, 1 p. ; 16 x 10 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm.

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

To Henry Pegram: (1 item, 1 letter)

*ALS from Kipling to “My dear Pegram”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 10, 1907, 2 p. unfolded : ill. ; 16 x 20 cm. (*III, p. 255-256)

To “Pitts”: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Pitts”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Dec. 31, [18]99, 2 p. unfolded ; 14 x 18 cm.

To Lady Pollock: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Lady Pollock”, Embankment Chambers, Villiers Street, Strand letterhead, dated “Saturday night” [August 16, 1890?], 1 p. unfolded ; 21 x 25 cm.

To Cormell Price: (49 items, 36 letters)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, dated Lahore, December 30, 1882; 4 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. (*I, p. 28-29)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Lahore, March 18, 1883, 4 p. unfolded ; 21 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 29-30)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Lahore, May 19, 1883, 3 p. ; 21 x 16 cm. (*I, p. 33-34)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Civil and Military Gazette, Lahore, from the Assistant Editor letterhead, dated 1- 6-[18]83 [June 1, 1883], 2 p. unfolded ; 22 x 9 cm. (*I, p.35- 36)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Lahore, August 29, 1883, 4 p. unfolded ; 21 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 40-42)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Civil and Military Gazette, Lahore, dated Feb. 19, 1884 ; 1 p. unfolded ; 22 x 9 cm. (*I, p. 57-58)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Dalhousie, on leave, dated August 10, [18]84, 3 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Lahore, dated November 29, 1884, 4 p. unfolded ; 21 x 27 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Lahore, dated Sept. 19, 1885, 4 p. folded ; 26 x 20 cm. (*I, p. 85-87)

ALS from Kipling to “Cormell Price”, dated Lahore, Dec. 1st, postmarked Bombay, Dec. 4, [18]85, 2 p. ; 9 x 13 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, N.W.P. Club Allahabad letterhead, dated April 26, [18]88, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. (*I, p. 162-163)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Allahabad, dated Dec. 4, [18]88, 3 p. unfolded ; 23 x 27 cm. (*I, p. 269-271)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. Handwritten date of reply: “June 18, 90”.

ALS from Kipling to “Beloved Uncle”, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 19 x 23 cm. + Envelope postmarked London, July 7, 1890, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear My Uncle”, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. In mourning border, handwritten date of reply: “Jan. 92”.

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Langham Hotel, Portland Place, London letterhead, dated Jan. 17, [18]92, 3 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. (*II, p. 45)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Brattleboro Vermont, U.S.A., dated Jan. 14, 1893, 2 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. (*II, p. 79-80)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Brattleboro, Vermont, dated Feb. 27, [18]93, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 13 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, dated July 17, [18]94, 1 p. ; unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. (*II, p. 138-139)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, dated “Friday, Arundel House, Tisbury ”[1894?], handwritten dated of reply: “July 21”, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Price”, Naulakha, Brattleboro, Vermont letterhead, dated November 5, [18]95, 4 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm. (*II, p. 212-213)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, [n.d. 1896?], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated Dec. 18, [18]96, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm. (*II, p. 277-278)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, dated Rottingdean, Feb. 8, [18]97, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, dated The Elms, Nov. 16, [18]97, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, dated “The Elms, Rottingdean, Jan. 5, [18]98, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Jan. 4, [18]99, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. (*II, p. 358-359)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Nov. 8, [1900], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. + Envelope with postmark and postage stamp. Postmark dated Nov. 8, [19]00.

*ALS from Kipling “An anonymous letter to Cormell Price, Esq”, The Woolsack, Cape Town, dated Jan. 30, 1906, 3 p. : ill. ; 15 x 19 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm. (*III, p. 201-202)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug 6, 1907, 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stam, 10 x 12 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 22, 1907, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm. (*III, p. 256-257)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 19, 1907, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Envelope 10 x 12 cm. (*III, p. 262- 263)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crommie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked “Nov. 30, 08” with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

*AL from Kipling “Of Gold (Aurum)”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 10 x 12 cm. + Envelope addressed to Cormell Price Esq., postmarked “Dec. 3, 09” with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm. (*III, p. 402)

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crom”, Engelberg, Hotel Titlis Grand Hotel and Kuranstalt letterhead, dated Jan. 27, 1910, 4 p. unfolded ; 22 x 28 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 12 x 15 cm. (*III, p. 407-408)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Uncle Crommy”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated April 27, 1910, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm. (*III, p. 425-426)

To “Dear Sir”: (5 items, 5 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated Oct. 24, [18]97, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, The Elms, Rottingdean, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, The Woolsack, Rosebank, Cape Town, dated Feb. 5, 1901, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated April 26, 1919, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

To Dear Sir and Bro.: (1 item, 1 letter)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir and Bro.”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated September 26, 1913, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

To J.K. Stone: (2 items, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Stone”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 22, [19]33, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 12 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

To B.H. Walton: (68 items, 55 letters)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 19, 1903, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear (Izaak) Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 14, [19]’03, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 26, [19]’03, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 10, [19]03, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Typescript carbon copy of letter text, “70.” in upper right corner.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Batemam’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 12, 1903, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm. Handwritten postscript. (Should accompany autograph ms. of The Ballad of Ahmed Shah?)

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 23, 1904, 1 p. ; 9 x 11 cm.

*AL (postcard) from Kipling, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], Rebus letter, postmarked August 10, 1904, addressed to “B. Walton, Esq.”, 1 card : ill. ; 9 x 12 cm. (*III, p. 160-161)

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

AL (postcard) from Kipling, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], postmarked Aug. [?], 1904, addressed to “B. Walton, Esq.”, 1 card : ill. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 15, 1904, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 29, 1904, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

AL from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 12, 1905, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 10 cm. Imperfect. Text ends mid-sentence.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 24, 1905, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 15, 1905, 2 p. ; ill. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 14, 1905, 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 19, 1906, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. (*III, p. 220-221)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 8, 1906, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 3, [190]6, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 15, [19]06, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 24, 1906, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

*ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 24, 1907, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. (*III, p. 239)

ALS from Kipling to “My dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 29, 1907, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 1, 1907, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 1907, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 5, 1907, 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 7, 1907, 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

AL from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 16, 1907, 2 p. ; 16 x 10 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 3, 1908, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 30, 1908, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 24, 1908, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 15, 1909, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (postcard) from Kipling, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], postmarked July 18, [19]09, addressed to “B.H. Walton, Esq.”, 1 card ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear old man”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 26, 1909, 8:30 p.m., 3 p. unfolded : ill. ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 20, 1909, 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 22, [19]’09, 9 a.m., 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (postcard) from Kipling, [n.d.], addressed to B.H.Walton, Esq., postmarked Nov. 3, 1910, 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sunday 19, 1910, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (postcard) from Kipling, addressed to Mr. Walton Esq., dated May 4, 1911, 1 card ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, dated June 7, 1911, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Friday, Sept. 21, 1912, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 20, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 22, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 27, [n.d.], 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 8, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 17, [n.d.], 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated “Monday” [n.d.], 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Typescript carbon transcription of letter (2 leaves ; 26 x 21 cm.) with numbers “73” and “74” in upper right corners.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Most excellent of (Izaac) Waltons”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “I am [?] to you for all the trouble you’ve taken about the Swiss hotels”.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “Just a line of greetings for Xmas”.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “The salmon trout came just in time for company”.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “Herewith comes a book to complete your set”.

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. : ill. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “The best of good wishes to you and the Bantam from us all, RK”. Drawing on verso.

ALS (card) from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 1 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “It is a foul climate”.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. Text begins: “We came back from Cambridge to meet a lordly salmon-trout cold for supper!”.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. Text begins: “Ever so many thanks for your prompt reply”.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. Text begins: “That’s bad luck about the fishing boat and here’s my mite enclosed”. + 10 Envelopes postmarked with postage stamps separated from contents : 10 x 13 cm.

To Stanley Weyman: (3 items, 3 letters)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Weyman”, Naulakha, Brattleboro, Vermont letterhead, crossed out, Waite, Windham Co. addded, dated Dec. 30, [18]95, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. (*II, p. 222-223)

*ALS from Kipling to “Dear Weyman”, Rock House, Maidencombe, St. Marychurch letterhead, dated May 12, [18]97, 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. (*II, p. 297-298)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Weyman”, Rottingdean, Nr. Brighton, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

To Wyatt: (1 item, 1 letter)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Wyatt”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 19, 1905, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

To Charles R. Wylie: (28 items, 20 letters)

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 29, 1915, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 17, 1915, addressed to Charles R. Wylie, 1 p. ; 27 x 20 cm.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan 28, 1917, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. + Envelope postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated March 8, 1917, 13 x 21 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated October 4, 1917, 13 x 21 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated April 29, 1919, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 7, 1919, 1 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan. 10, 1921, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

* In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990-c2004, 6 volumes.

ALS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 30, [19]21, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 10 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Captain Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 25, 1922, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 11 x 14 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan. 3, [19]23, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 10 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 9 x 11 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Jan. 10, 1924, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 19, [1926], 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 12 cm

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 28, 1929, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 30, 1929, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 29, 1931, 2 leaves ; 27 x 21 cm. (*VI, p. 72-73)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 19, [19]32, 2 p. ; 19 x 14 cm.

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 21, 1933, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

*TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Batemans, Burwash, dated Sept. 7, [19]34, 4 p. unfolded ; 21 x 27 cm. (*VI, p. 285-286)

TLS from Kipling to “Dear Mr. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 16, [19]35, 2 p. ; 22 x 15 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

+ two envelopes: 1. Addressed to Lieut. Chas. Wylie, R.N.V.R., Harwich, Suffolk, postmark illegible, with postage stamp, 11 x 14 cm. and 2. Addressed to Charles R. Wylie, Esq., Swaffham, Norfolk, postmarked [1913?], with postage stamp, 11 x 14 cm.

To Unidentified recipient: (1 item)

Autographed Christmas card to unknown recipient. Letterpress “With Christmas Greetings. Signed: “Rudyard Kipling, Dec. 1902. The Elms, Rottingdean”. Albumen print of the house at Rottingdean mounted on blind embossed mount. 1 photographic print ; 16 x 19 cm. (visible image 10 x 14 cm.)

From Unknown correspondent: (2 items) To Rudyard Kipling:

TL, to “Dear Mr. Kipling”, correspondent unknown, dated October 13, 1923, 27 x 21 cm.

TL carbon copy to “Dear Mr. Kipling”, correspondent unknown, dated October 20, 1923, 26 x 21 cm. * In: The letters of Rudyard Kipling, edited by Thomas Pinney, 1990- c2004, 6 volumes.

The ballad of Ahmed Shah. [1895?]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583963

Bobs. 1893 (Typescript with handwritten corrections) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581445

But bright is dead and Cobden too. (In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

Buy a pup and your money will buy. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

A Christmas greeting. 1901. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567072

The conundrum of the workshops. 1890. Holograph. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581438

The department of death. [1916?]. Typescript, carbon copy. (published in 1926 McCall’s magazine as The gate). http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570217

Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey, [190-?] http://lccn.loc.gov/2009367482

The explanation. 1899. Holograph poem. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582719

Fair mistress, to my lasting sorrow, I learn you leave Lahore tomorrow. (June 20, 1884). In: [Miss Coxen scrapbook]. 1884- 1899. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567073

Fleet in being. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Goodbye mother, won’t you miss me? (In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

The harbour watch. [1913]. Typescript of play. http://lccn.loc.gov/52057883

I have done mostly what most men do ... holograph poem [between 1928-1932]. (published in McCall’s magazine in December 1928 under the title “Four feet”) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583966

I know the Teuton and the Gaul. (In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

I Pierrot, jesting with woes. (In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

If yealm is called ‘yam’. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

It was a ship of the P and O. [1891]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2009367480 [The king]. [1899]. later issued under title The old issue. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581434

King Log and King Stork. 1900. In: [Colt Kipling Collection miscellany, 1880-1986] http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

Let us now remember many honourable women. (In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

The magic square. 1917. (Corrected typescript of Kipling lecture) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582712

Mandalay. 1890. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581432

The military education of officers.(In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

[Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection]. [1881-1925] http://lccn.loc.gov/2009367481

The native-born (“I charge you charge your glasses”). In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Non nobis domine. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Of swine, Feb. 2, 1900. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583964

The pageant of Elizabeth. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Putnam. 1900. Facsimile. (2 sheets, printed on toilet paper) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567098

The ride of the schools (1884). In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Romance [1894]. In: Under Lochnagar manuscript [1894] http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583965

The song of the exiles. 1883. Holograph poem, written by Kipling on the blank side of a photographic card, signed and dated: R.K., 3-11-83. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581433

There weren't any vineyards then, nor any vines nor any oaks. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

To him who lost and fell, who rose and won. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection]. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

To the Common Room (March 27, 1889). In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Unidentified/illegible fragments (9 leaves) (In: Discarded Kipling holograph fragments collected by Frances Strachey)

Walton’s bank on the Eddystone. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

The wet litany. In: [Miscellaneous holograph and typescript items in the Colt Kipling Collection].

Manuscripts by Others 1884-1957 Arranged alphabetically by correspondent, sub-arranged alphabetically by recipient, arranged then chronologically (175 items, 137 letters) Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondance.

Livingston, Flora Virginia Milner, 1862- [Letter to W.G.B. Maitland]. 1936 April 6. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581623

Under Lochnagar manuscript [1894]. (Includes correspondence by R.A. Profeit, John Malcolm Bulloch, Sir Edwin Arnold, Sir Henry Irving and Archibald A. Campbell) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583965 Miscellaneous From Basil M. Bazley: (5 items, 4 letters) To W.G.B. Maitland: Letters from Others PS4856.A4 1882b, LCCN: 2008570856

ALS postcard, November 23, 1929, postmarked. Picture of “Wayland Smith’s Cave, Uffington”, 9 x 14 cm.

ALS postcard, July 26, 1931, postmarked. Picture of St. John’s Church, Tisbury, 9 x 14 cm.

ALS postcard, August 23, 1931, postmarked. Picture of “‘Bateman’s’. Rudyard Kipling’s House,Burwash”, 9 x 14 cm.

ALS postcard, Jan. 10, 1932, postmarked. Picture of “The Pond, Rottingdean”, 9 x 14 cm. + Envelope with pencil notes about postcards.

From B.L. Booker: (2 items, 1 letter)

To W.G.B. Maitland: ALS to “Dear Sir”, Two Green Hill, Hampstead N.W. letterhead, dated Feb. 1, [19]38, 2 p. ; 20 x 17 cm. + Envelope postmarked Feb. 11, 1938, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, 11 x 18 cm.

From Dorothy Brooking: (1 item, 1 letter) To Reginald Harbord:

ALS from Dorothy Brooking, Rudyard Cottage, Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 30, 1962, 2 p. ; 20 x 13 cm.

From L.H. Chandler: (1 item, 1 letter)

To W.G.B. Maitland: TLS from Chandler to “Dear Maitland”, 3024 Tilden Street, N.W., Washington, DC, dated March 5, 1936, 1 p. ; 28 x 22 cm.

From L. Cope Cornford: (1 item)

To Ethel M. Frankland: Handwritten copy of ALS to “Dear Madam”, 1 Madeira Estate, Black Rock, Brighton, dated May 16, 1902, 2 p. unfolded ; 23 x 29 cm. Copy sent to Trix Fleming.

From W.T. Day: (1 item, 1 letter)

To Col. C. Bailey: TLS from W.T. Day to Col. C. Bailey, The Civil and Military Gazette letterhead, dated Jan 3, 1934, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm.

From Alice Fleming: (6 items, 5 letter) To L. Cope-Cornford:

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Cope-Cornford, No. 31 Lennox Gardens, S.W. letterhead, dated Sunday, Jan. 19, 1902, 1 p. unfolded ; 19 x 28 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Cope-Cornford, Tisbury, Wiltshire embossed letterhead, dated February 12, 1902, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Cope. Cornford”, Tisbury, Wiltshire embossed letterhead, dated March 11, 1902, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Cope-Cornford”, Tisbury, Wiltshire embossed letterhead, dated May 5, 1902, 3 p. unfolded ;18 x 23 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Cope-Cornford”, Tisbury, Wiltshire embossed letterhead, dated May 15, 1902, “3 enclosures”, 4 p. unfolded 18 x 23 cm. + sheet “Suggested second verse”, 1 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

From Alice Fleming (28 items, 14 letters) To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS from Alice Macdonald Fleming (neé Kipling) to “Dear Sir”, 6 West Coates, Edinburgh embossed letterhead, dated Nov. 20, 1932, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked Edinburgh, Nov. 20, 1932, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., Hon. Librarian Kipling Society, 10 x 12 cm. Asserts that “Old Johnny Grundy” published in Fame’s Tribute to Children was written by John Lockwood Kipling.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6, West Coates, Edinburgh embossed letterhead, dated Jan. 28, 1937, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm. + Envelope, postmarked Edinburgh, January 29, 1937 and postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., Hon. Librarian Kipling Society, London, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6 West Coates, Edinburgh, dated March 18, 1937, 2 p. 23 x 18 cm. + Envelope postmarked Edinburgh, March 18, 1937, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6 West Coats, Edinburgh-12, dated April 16, 1937, 4 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. and 2 p. ; 15 x 10 cm. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 16 x 23 cm.

ALS (postcard) from A.F. addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, dated “Easter Eve”, postmarked May 7, 1937, with postage stamps, 1 card : ill. ; 9 x 13 cm. Picture of the “Colossal figure in bronze of a Buddhist sacred being”, Victoria and Albert Museum.

TLS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6 West Coates, Edinburgh, dated Nov. 20, 1937, 2 p. ; 26 x 21 cm. + Envelope, postmarked Edinburgh, Nov. 21, 1937 and postage stamp addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 12 x 14 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, dated New Year’s Day, 1938, 6, West Coates, Edinburgh embossed letterhead, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. and 2 p. ; 16 x 11 cm. signed at end “A.F.” + Envelope postmarked Edinburgh, January 1, 1938, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 11 x 15 cm. + Photograph postcard identified as “Alice Macdonald Kipling- (aged really half past three in 1872) and very proud of a bright blue silk pelisse!”, 13 x 8 cm. Includes fair copy of the poem “To the children at home” and Kipling’s poem published in the Nov. or Dec. 1888 Pioneer beginning with the lines: “The martlet, on the ducal ...”.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6 West Coats Edinburgh, dated January 21, 1938, 4 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. + Envelope, postmarked Edinburgh, Jan. 22, 1938 and postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

TLS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6 West Coats. Edinburgh, dated February 5, [1938], 2 p. ; 26 x 20 cm. and 2 p. handwritten 18 x 12 cm. signed: “Alice Fleming” + Envelope, postmarked Edinburgh, Feb. 7, 1938, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 11 x 14 cm.

Christmas card signed by Alice Fleming, 1 card unfolded : col. ill. ; 17 x 22 cm. + Envelope postmarked Edinburgh, December 24, 1938, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland Esq., London, 12 x 17 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6 West Coates, Edinburgh embossed letterhead, dated March 23, 1939, 4 p. ; 18 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked Edinburgh March 25, 1939 with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 10 x 12 cm.

TLS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland, 6 West Coates, Edinburgh, dated April 27, 1939, 2 p. ; 26 x 21 cm. and 2 p. ; 20 x 13 cm. Portion of letter handwritten, including 2 p. at end. + Envelope, postmarked with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq, London, 11 x 14 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 6, West Coates, Edinburgh embossed letterhead, dated June 10, 1939, 4 p. ; 18 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked Edinburgh June 10, 1939 with postage stamp addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Alice Fleming to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, Suncourt Hotel, Kensington letterhead, dated June 15, 1839, 1 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm. + Envelope, postmarked Kensington June 15, 1939 with postage stamp addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, 11 x 14 cm. + Folder of handwritten copies in pencil of above letters on lined paper copied out by H. Dunscombe Colt, [9] leaves ; 26 x 21 cm.

From Alice Fleming: (1 item, 1 letter) To Unidentified recipient:

Christmas card, [n.d.], from “Trix Fleming”, 1 card : ill. ; folded 13 x 17 cm. + Paper scrap with image of the Decatur House, Washington, D.C. and notes from the collector about the card.

From Ethel M. Frankland: (2 items, 2 letters)

To Leslie Cope Cornford: AL, no addressee, Bath Hotel, Piccadilly letterhead, dated May 7, [n.d.], 4 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

ALS, to “Dear Sir”, Bath Hotel, Arlington Street, Piccadilly letterhead, dated May 8, [n.d.], 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

From Kipling’s secretaries:

From Sara Anderson: (3 items, 3 letters) To Mrs. Cope Cornford:

ALS from Sara Anderson to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, 46 Warwick Gardens, Kensington letterhead, dated April 21, [19]02, 7 p. unfolded on two sheets; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Sara Anderson to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, 46 Warwick Gardens, Kensington letterhead, dated “Sunday” [n.d.], 4 p. unfolded; 15 x 20 cm.

ALS from Sara Anderson to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated “Thursday” [n.d.], 4 p. unfolded; 15 x 20 cm.

From Cecily Nicholson: (4 items, 2 letters)

To The Kipling Society, [W.G.B. Maitland]:

TLS from Ch. Nicholson to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 21, 1935, 1 p. unfolded ; 20 x 13 cm. + Envelope addressed to the Secretary, The Kipling Society, postmarked with postage stamp, 12 x 14 cm.

TLS from Ch. Nicholson to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 12, 1935, 1 p. unfolded ; 20 x 13 cm. + Envelope addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, London, postmarked with postage stamp, 12 x 14 cm.

From Cecily Nicholson: (1 item, 1 letter) To Mrs. Moore:

TLS from Ch. Nicholson to “Dear Madam”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 6, 1932, 1 p. unfolded 20 x 13 cm.

From Cecily Nicholson: (2 items, 2 letters) To C.R. Wylie:

TLS from Ch. Nicholson to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated March 19, 1934, 1 p. unfolded 20 x 13 cm.

TLS from Ch. Nicholson to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated April 23, 1934, 1 p. unfolded 20 x 13 cm.

From M. Chamberlain: (1 item, 1 letter) To W.V. Morten:

TLS from M. Chamberlain to “Dear Sir”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 5, 1914, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

From M. Chamberlain: (2 items, 2 letters) To Charles R. Wylie:

TLS from M. Chamberlain to “Dear Sir, Charles R. Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated March 22, 1917, 1 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.

TLS from M. Chamberlain to “Dear Sir, Lieut. Charles Wylie”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated May 10, 1917, 1 p. ; 13 x 21 cm.

From M. E. (Mary Elizabeth) Walford: (2 items, 1 letter) To W.G.B. Maitland:

TLS from M.E. Walford to “Dear Sir, W.G.B. Maitland”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 13, 1929, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm. + Envelope postmarked Dec. 13, 1929 with postage stamp, 11 x 15 cm.

From Caroline Kipling: (18 items, 16 letters) To Mrs. Cope- Cornford:

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Aug. 1, [18]98, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from C.K. to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated July 13, 1900, 3 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Woolsack, Rosebank nr. Cape Town, March 8, [19]05, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, Headland Hotel, Newquay, Cornwall letterhead, dated Sept. 18, 1918, 2 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm. + Envelope, postmarked 18 Sept., [19]18, with postage stamp, 11 x 14 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, Maesllwch Castle, Glasbury, Radnorshire letterhead, dated “May 17th, evening”, 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 25 cm.

ALS from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated May 17, [n.d.], 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated July 12, [n.d.], 1 p. ; 2 x 12 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, Maesllwch Castle, Glasbury, Radnorshire letterhead, dated Aug. 8, [n.d.], 3 p. unfolded ; 18 x 25 cm.

ALS from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated Dec. 25, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 14 x 18 cm.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated “Sunday”, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “I was so disappointed, sorry and ashamed about yesterday”.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated “Tuesday”, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. Text begins: “Many thanks for your kind note”.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottindean letterhead, dated “Thursday”, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “I have not yet heard definitely from the other [?] but will write when I do”.

ALS (card) from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated “Thursday”, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “I have sent John’s [?]”

ALS from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated “Saturday”, 1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. Text begins: “We are all so pleased to have the sticks”.

ALS (card) from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. + Envelope from collector originally containing letters with list of contents, 23 x 15 cm.

From Caroline Kipling: (2 items, 2 letters) To Henley and Lawrence, Caroline’s nephews:

ALS from “Aunt Carrie” to “Dear Henley”, Union-Castle Line, R.M.S. “Saxon” letterhead, dated December 28, [n.d.]. 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

ALS from “Aunt Carrie” to “Dear Lawrence”, Union-Castle Line, R.M.S. “Saxon” letterhead, dated December 28, [n.d.].1 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

From Caroline Kipling: (5 items, 5 letters) To Miss Lawrence:

ALS from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Miss Lawrence”, The Elms, Rottingdean, dated Nov. 16, [18]97, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Miss Lawrence”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated July 25, [18]98, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Miss Lawrence”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated July 26, [18]98, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from C.K. Kipling to “Dear Miss Lawrence”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated July 6, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Miss Lawrence”, The Elms, Rottingdean letterhead, dated “Friday”, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm. Text begins: “Woe is me, I could have come yesterday”.

From Caroline Kipling: (2 items, 1 letter) To W.G.B. Maitland:

TLS from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Sir, W.G.B. Maitland”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 24, 1938, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm. + Envelope postmarked with stamp, 10 x 16 cm.

From Caroline Kipling: (15 items, 12 letters) To Mrs. (Violet) Moore:

TLS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 6, 1932, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 16, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 16 x 10 cm. + Typescript verse on Bateman’s Burwash Sussex letterhead, 20 x 14 cm. Verse begins: “This was a man who did not seek his ends ...”

TLS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash Sussex letterhead, dated June 20, 1932, 27 x 21 cm. Handwritten postscript added.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, dated June 30, [n.d]. 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 27, 1932, 1 p. 21 x 13 cm. Handwritten postscript and revenue stamp of one penny added.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated January 2, 1935, 2 p. ; 15 x 12 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated “Xmas Day, [n.d.]”, 1 p. ; 15 x 12 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Grand Hotel, Eastbourne letterhead, dated “Monday” [n.d.], 2 p. ; 18 x 13 cm.

TLS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated June 20, 1939, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Caroline Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated July 1, 1939, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 10, 1939, 1 p. ; 21 x 13 cm.

TLS from Carolyn[!] Kipling to “Dear Mrs. Moore”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 16, 1939, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm. + Typescript copy of poem “The appeal”, 15 x 10 cm. + “Notes of Kipling of the Seven Seas” (comments on Mrs. Moore’s manuscript), 1 p. ; 27 x 10 cm.

From Caroline Kipling: (1 item, 1 letter) To Mr. Walford:

ALS from Carrie Balestier to “Dear Mr. Walford”, 21 Margaret-Street, dated January 17, [18]92, 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm. Within mourning border.

From Caroline Kipling: (10 items, 10 letters) To B.H. Walton:

ALS (postcard) from C.K. Kipling to B.H. Walton, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, postmarked Sept. 24, [19]03, 1 card ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 27, [19]’06, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated “Tuesday, [1906?]”, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 1, [19]’06, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS (card) from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 20, [19]’08, 2 p. ; 9 x 12 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 20, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 10, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 27, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 30, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Carrie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 2, [n.d.], 3 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

From Elsie Kipling: (6 items, 6 letters) To Mr. Cornford:

ALS from Elsie to “My dear Mr. Cornford”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 3, 1906, 4 p. unfolded ; 16 x 20 cm.

ALS from Elsie to “My dear Mr. Cornford”, Batemans Burwash, Sussex, dated Dec. 6, 1906, 3 p. unfolded ; 17 x 23 cm.

ALS from Elsie to “Dear Mr. Cornford”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Sept. 22, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 15 x 12 cm.

ALS from Elsie to “Dear Mr. Cornford”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 12, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 15 x 10 cm.

ALS from Elsie to “Dear Mr. Cornford”, Brown’s Hotel, London letterhead, dated Dec. 6, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 21 x 26 cm.

ALS from Elsie Kipling to “Dear Mr. Cornford”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Dec. 19, [n.d.], 3 p. unfolded ; 15 x 20 cm.

From Elsie Kipling: (1 item, 1 letter) To Mrs. Cornford:

ALS from Elsie to “Dear Mrs. Cornford”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Oct. 12, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 15 x 12 cm.

From Elsie Kipling: (1 item, 1 letter) To B.H. Walton:

ALS from Elsie to “Dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated August 21, [19]10, 2 p. unfolded 15 x 20 cm.

From John Kipling: (2 items, 2 letters) To B.H. Walton:

ALS from John to “Dear Mr. Walton, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Aug. 21, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

ALS from John to “My dear Mr. Walton”, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, dated Nov. 17, [n.d.], 2 p. unfolded ; 16 x 21 cm.

From John Lockwood Kipling: (5 items, 3 letters) To Leslie Cope Cornford:

ALS from J.L. Kipling to “Dear Mr Cope-Cornford, Wilden House, nr. Stourport, dated Oct. 11, 1901, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

ALS from J.L. Kipling to “Dear Cope Cornford”, Tisbury, nr. Salisbury, dated January 6, 1902, 2 p. unfolded ; 18 x 23 cm.

ALS from J.L. Kipling to “Dear C. Cornford”, Tisbury, Sunday 12 Jan. [1902?], 3 p. unfolded ; 22 x 27 cm. + Typescript by L. Cope Cornford: “The reception of a masterpiece, Mr. Kipling’s Kim”, [n.d.], 13 leaves ; 28 x 22 cm. + Envelope, originally addressed to “J. Lockwood Kipling, Esgre”, re-addressed “To Leslie Cope Cornford Esgre from ... to [a]wait his coming”, postmarked Nov. 9, [19]01, with postage stamp, 13 x 31 cm.

From John Lockwood Kipling: (1 item, 1 letter) To F. Ramsay and Co.:

ALS from J.L. Kipling to “Messrs. F. Ramsay and Co., Simla” from The Tendrils, Sept. 11, [18]84, 3 p. unfolded : ill. ; 21 x 25 cm. Includes self portrait pen and ink wash drawing.

From Nevill Lefroy: (1 item, 1 letter) To Mr. Reginald Harbord:

TLS from Nevill Lefroy to “Dear Mr. Harbord”, Froghole Farm, Five Ashes, Mayfield Sussex, dated August 8, 1968, 1 p. ; 18 x 14 cm.

From Florence V. Livingston: (1 item, 1 letter) To Unidentified recipient:

Christmas card, signed “F.V.Livingston, Widener Library, Cambridge, Mass.”, [n.d.], Kipling quote from Xmas, 1911, 1 card unfolded ; 12 x 19 cm

From Florence Macdonald: (6 items, 4 letters) To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS from Florence Macdonald to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 25 Murray House, Buckingham Gate embossed letterhead, dated January 13, [19]38, 2 p. 18 x 11 cm. + Envelope, postmarked London, Jan. 14, 1939 and postage stamp addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., the Kipling Society, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Florence Macdonald to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 25 Murray House, Buckingham Gate embossed letterhead, dated May 2, [19]38, 2 p. ; 18 x 12 cm.

ALS (postcard) to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq. from F. Macdonald, 25 Murray House, Buckingham Gate, dated May 6, [19]38, postmarked May 7, 1938 with two postage stamps, 14 x 9 cm.

ALS from Florence Macdonald to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, 25 Murray House, Buckingham Gate embossed letterhead, dated May 9, [19]38, 3 p. ; 18 x 12 cm. + Envelope postmarked London, May 9, 1938 and postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, 10 x 12 cm.

From Florence Macdonald: (1 item, 1 letter) To Sir Christopher Lynch-Robinson:

ALS (postcard) to Sir Christopher Robinson, The Kipling Society, from Miss Florence Macdonald, 25 Murray House, Buckingham Gate, [n.d.], postmarked Jan. 7, 1937 with two postage stamps, 14 x 9 cm.

From W.G.B. Maitland: (2 items, 2 letters) To Alfred Noyes:

Typescript carbon from the “Hon. Librarian” to “Dear Mr. Noyes”, dated May 11, 1930, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm.

ALS from W.G.B. Maitland to Alfred Noyes, The Kipling Society letterhead, dated July 21, 1937, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm.

From Arthur Mann: (1 item, 1 letter) To Harold Owen:

TLS from Arthur Mann to “Dear Mr. Owen”, The Yorkshire Post, Albion Street, Leeds letterhead, dated February 21, 1922, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm.

From E.W. Martindell: (3 items, 1 letter) To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS from E.W. Martindell to “My dear Maitland”, Oaklea, Hook, Hants. Embossed letterhead, dated Dec. 8, 1936, 3 p. ;18 x 12 cm. + MS with scrap of poem “There are gems of wondrous brightness”, 1 sheet ; 21 x 25 cm. + Envelope addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, Esq., London, postmarked Dec. 8, [19]36 with postage stamp, 10 x 12 cm.

From Violet Moore: (6 items, 5 letters) To Mrs. Caroline Kipling:

ALS from Violet Moore to “Dear Mrs. Kipling”, dated Sept. 2, [19]39, 1 p. ; 13 x 10 cm.

ALS from V.M. to “Dear Mrs. Kipling”, [n.d.], 2 p. ; 25 x 21 cm.

ALS from Violet Moore to “Dear Mrs. Kipling”, dated June 28, [n.d.], 1 p. ; 25 x 21 cm.

ALS from V.N. Moore to “Dear Mrs. Kipling”, dated August 4, 1939, 2 p. ; 25 x 21 cm.

ALS from Violet Moore to “Dear Mrs. Kiplng”, [n.d.], 1 p. ; 25 x 21 cm. + Manuscript: “Mrs. Kipling’s amendments to my M.S.”, 6 p. ; 25 x 20 cm., 1 p. ; 25 x 16 cm.

From Elizabeth G. Norton: (1 item, 1 letter) To The War Graves Memorial Committee:

+ Carbon copy of typescript letter, [n.d.]. The Connaught Hotel, Carlos Place, London, 1 sheet ; 27 x 20 cm. Found among the Cyril Hughes/Rudyard Kipling correspondence.

From Alfred Noyes: (1 item, 1 letter) To Mrs. Beard:

TLS from Alfred Noyes to “Dear Mrs. Beard”, Lisle Combe, St. Lawrence,Wentnor, I.W., dated March 22, 1951, 1 p. ; 26 x 21 cm.

From Alfred Noyes: (4 items, 2 letters) To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS from Alfred Noyes to “Dear Sir”, Lisle Combe, St. Lawrence, Isle of Wight letterhead, dated July 22, [19]’37, 2 p. ; 18 x 13 cm. + Envelope postmarked Ventor, Isle of Wight, July 22, [19]37, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, London, 10 x 14 cm.

ALS from Alfred Noyes to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, Lisle Combe, St. Lawrence, Vennor, I.W. letterhead, dated May 13, [19]39, 1 p. ; 18 x 14 cm. + Envelope postmarked Ventnor, Isle of Wight, May 14, 1939, with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland, London, 10 x 15 cm.

From E.R. Plowden: (2 items, 1 letter) To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS from E.R. Plowden to “Dear Sir”, The Brier Patch Knebworth, Herts, [n.d.], 1 p. ; 19 x 14 cm. + Envelope postmarked May 17, 1938 with postage stamp, addressed to W.G.B. Maitland Esq., London, 10 x 15 cm.

From Chalmers Roberts: (1 item, 1 letter) To Arthur W. Page:

TL from Chalmers Roberts to “Dear Arthur”, The World’s Work, London, letterhead, dated Oct. 25, 1921, 2 leaves ; 25 x 21 cm. Initialed “CR” at end of letter

From Winifred Stephens (Winifred Stephens Whale): (18 items, 9 letters)

To Edouard Champion:

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Mon cher Ami”, Macmillan and Co., Ltd., ‘The Book of France’ letterhead, dated June 30, 1915, 2 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. In French. + Envelope, postmarked July 1, 1915, three postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, 11 x 13 cm.

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Ma chère Amie”, Macmillan and Co., Ltd., ‘The Book of France’ letterhead, [n.d.], 7 p. unfolded ; 23 x 18 cm. In French. + Envelope, postmarked July 3, [19]15 , two postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, Chartres, 13 x 20 cm.

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Mon cher Ami”, Macmillan and Co., Ltd., ‘The Book of France’ letterhead, dated July 1, 1915, 2 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. In French. + Envelope, postmarked July 8, [19]15 , three postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, Chartres, 11 x 13 cm.

ALS from W.S. to “Mon cher Ami”, Macmillan and Co., Ltd., ‘The Book of France’ letterhead, dated July 2, 1915, 2 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. In French.

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Mon cher Ami”, 4, Temple House, Hoop Lane, Hendon, N.W. letterhead, dated July 14, 1915, 2 p. ; 23 x 18 cm. + Envelope postmarked July 14, 1915, 5 postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, Chartres, France, 10 x 12 cm.

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Mon cher Ami”, 5 Park Rd., Blockley, Worcestershire, Angleterre, dated August 1, 1915, 1 p. ; 25 x 16 cm. unfolded. Aerogramme postmarked August 7, 1915 with three postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, Chartres, France.

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Mon cher Ami”, Blockley, Worcestershire, Angleterre, dated August 8, 1915, 1 p. ; 25 x 16 cm. unfolded. Aerogramme postmarked August 8, 1915 with three postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, Chartres, France.

ALS from Winifred Stephens to “Mon cher Ami”, 5 Parks Rd., Blockley, Worcestershire, Angleterre, dated August 10, 1915, 1 p. ; 25 x 16 cm. unfolded. Aerogramme postmarked August 10, 1915 with three postage stamps, addressed to Monsieur Edouard Champion, Chartres, France.

ALS (postcard) from Winifred Stephens to “Monsieur Edouard Champion”, dated July 30, 1915, postmarked with two postage stamps, 9 x 14 cm. Picture postcard of Shaftesbury: Coombe House, S.E. + Winifred Stephens, “Book of France” miscellany: Clipping of typescript blurb from bookseller’s catalog describing copy of The Book of France and the nine accompanying letters from Winifred Stephens to Edouard Champion. 6 x 18 cm. Sheet of stationery: “With the compliments of Macmillan and Co., Ltd.” 21 x 13 cm. Book prospectus: “The book of France in aid of the French Parliamentary Committee’s Fund for the Relief of the Invaded Departments, edited by Winifred Stephens”, 4 p. ; 22 x 18 cm. + Typescript carbon copy: “The Book of France editor’s statement”, 2 leaves ; 34 x 21 cm. + Typescript carbon copy: “The book of France. Articles received”, 2 leaves ; 27 x 21 cm. With handwritten annotations about texts and translations requested and received.

From A.S. Watt: (1 item, 1 letter) To W.G.B. Maitland:

TLS from A.S. Watt to “Dear Mr. Maitland”, A.P. Watt and Son, Hastings House, London letterhead, dated June 16, 1936, 1 p. ; 27 x 21 cm.

From R.E. White: (4 items 1 letter) To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS July 19, 1937. Picture of Greenhow Banks from Pateley Bridge”, 9 x 14 cm.

Postcard, ALS, not mailed. “I bought these at Simla. R.E.W.”. Picture of Viceregal Lodge, Simla”, 9 x 14 cm.

Postcard, unused. Picture of “Simla and its Hill Ranges”, 9 x 14 cm. + Envelope with pencil notes about postcards.

Beerbohm, Max, Sir. Kipling’s entire. [1903]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582716

Croom-Johnson, Norman. A bibliography of the works of Rudyard Kipling as they appeared in newspapers, periodicals, andc. 1924. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582722

Croom-Johnson, Norman. Rudyard Kipling's verse, inclusive edition 1885-1919. [1920?] http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582723

Fleming, Alice Macdonald. Some memories of my brother. [1957?] http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583953 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582716

Martindell, E.W. Kipling catalogue (chronologically arranged) pt. 1. [1920]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581620

Thursfield, James R. [Proposal to reform the House of Lords]. [ca. 1910]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570218

Under Lochnagar manuscript [1894]. (Includes manuscripts by Sir Edwin Arnold, Lewis Morris, Andrew Lang, Henry Irving, Rev. John G. Michie, John Strange Winter, Prof. Alex Ogston, J.A. Blackie, Milicent Sutherland, John Malcolm Bulloch, Alexander Allardyce, W.A. Mackenzie, Giovanni Podesta, Clement Scott, R.A. Profeit, William Carnie, Jerome K. Jerome and Walter Herries Pollock) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583965 Miscellaneous From Basil M. Bazley: (5 items, 4 letters) Letters from Others. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent, sub-arranged alphabetically by recipient, arranged then chronologically (175 items, 137 letters)

To W.G.B. Maitland:

ALS postcard, November 23, 1929, postmarked. Picture of “Wayland Smith’s Cave, Uffington”, 9 x 14 cm.

ALS postcard, July 26, 1931, postmarked. Picture of St. John’s Church, Tisbury, 9 x 14 cm.

ALS postcard, August 23, 1931, postmarked. Picture of “‘Bateman’s’. Rudyard Kipling’s House,Burwash”, 9 x 14 cm.

ALS postcard, Jan. 10, 1932, postmarked. Picture of “The Pond, Rottingdean”, 9 x 14 cm. + Envelope with pencil notes about postcards.

Galley proofs 1897-1897

Galley proofs [Galley proof leaf from Captains courageous]. [1897?]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582720.

Rudyard Kipling Copyright Pamphlets]. 1923-1933. (16 pamphlets). http://lccn.loc.gov/20075827201897-1931

Arranged alphabetically.

Address by Rudyard Kipling at the annual banquet of the France Grande Bretagne Association at the Cercle Interallié Paris, July 2, 1931.

Address by Rudyard Kipling at the annual dinner of the Royal College of Surgeons, February 14, 1923

Address by Rudyard Kipling at the opening of the new home at Milner Court, Sturry, Kent, of the Junior King's School, Canterbury, October 5, 1929.

Beauty spots.

The church that was at Antioch.

The day of the dead.

Great play hunt.

The manner of men.

Mary Kingsley.

A naval mutiny.

Neighbours..

A rector's memory.

Souvenirs of France, 1

Souvenirs of France, 2.

The storm cone.

To the companions.

“Sons of the suburbs,” [1917]. (Proof sheet of poem that had been submitted to the 1916 Christmas issue of the magazine Blighty which they never published) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007580821

Newspapers and Periodicals 1943-1944 Many have been cataloged and classified individually or in small groupings as arranged by the collector. Titles in the alphabetized list below without call numbers identified as “Unclassified” are shelved alphabetically by title at the end of the cataloged and classified titles in the Colt Kipling Collection. Arranged alphabetically by title of publication.

In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

American magazine

Vol. 70, no. 6 (Oct. 1910)

vol. 74, no. 3 (July 1912). (2 issues).

Archaeology: In: [Colt Kipling Collection miscellany]. Call no.: PR4856.C626 1880, http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

Vol. 26, no. 1 (January 1973). (1 issue).

Atlantic monthly. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 68, no. 407 (Sept. 1891). (1 issue).

Bohemian Club Library notes: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

No. 9 (June 1961). (1 issue).

Bookman: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 10, no. 4 (Dec. 1899)

vol. 23, no. 136 (Jan. 1903 with supplement). (2 issues).

Book monthly: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

May 1919. (1 issue).

The Brazen nose: Call no.: unclassified.

vol. 1 (1909-1914). [1 bound volume].

Britannia: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 1, no. 13 (Dec. 21, 1928). (1 issue).

The British Gazette: Call no.: HD5366.B7 1926. (In bound volume with slipcase title: Song of the English; No easy hope; Protect us yet again) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586325

Nos. 4-6 (May 8, 10 and 11, 1926). (3 issues).

Bulletin de l'Association France-Grande Bretagne: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

No. 14 (Jan. 1922). (1 issue).

The Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club. (15 issues). Call no.: NK9100.N4 Set 3 http://lccn.loc.gov/28003993

Vol. 47, nos. 1-2 (1963)

vol. 48, nos. 1-2 (1964) (2 copies)

vol. 49, Silver Anniversary issue (1965) (2 copies)

vol. 50, nos. 1-2 (1967) (2 copies)

vol. 51, nos. 1-2 (2 copies)

vol. 52, nos. 1-2 (1969) (2 copies)

vol. 53, nos. 1-2 (1970) (2 copies)

vol. 54, nos. 1-2 (1971) (2 copies)

Cantab: Call no.: PR4856.R833 1898 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570186

Vol. 2, no. 19 (Oct. 13, 1898). (1 issue).

Cantuarian: Call no.: PR4854.A5 1929b Copy 2 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586305

Vol. 12, no. 3 (Dec. 1929). (1 issue).

Cassell's magazine: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Jan. 1908 (2 copies);

Aug. 1930

Sept. 1930. (4 issues).

Century magazine: Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 42, no. 6 (Oct. 1891)

vol. 43, no. 1 (Nov. 1891)

vol. 43, nos. 3- 6 (Jan.-April, 1892)

vol. 44, nos. 1-3 (May-July, 1892)

vol. 45, no. 2 (Dec. 1892); vol. 49, no. 2 (Dec. 1894)

vol. 51, no. 2 (Dec. 1895)

vol. 59, no. 3 (Jan. 1900)

Aug. 1905

April 1914 (modern art number)

Jan. 1915; Sept. 1915. (17 issues)

The China dragon: Call no.: PR4854.T23 1930 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570875

Vol. 17, no. 77 (April, 1930). (1 issue).

Civil and military gazette: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 57, no. 3603 (Jan. 19, 1936). (1 issue).

College echoes, St. Andrews University magazine: Call no.: PR4854.I67 1923b http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586324

Vol. 19, no. 2, new series (Oct. 26, 1923). (1 issue).

Cornhill booklet: Call no.: PR4852 1900d Copies 3-4 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007570765

Vol. 1, no. 2 (Aug. 1900). (1 issue, 2 copies).

The Cosmopolitan, (11 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Dec. 1894;

July 1895

Oct. 1895

Nov. 1900

Dec. 1900

July 1914

Aug. 1914

Sept. 1914

Oct. 1914

Nov. 1914

Dec. 1914

College echoes, St. Andrews University magazine: Call no.: PR4854.I67 1923b http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586324

Vol. 19, no. 2, new series (Oct. 26, 1923). (1 issue).

Country life: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol.; Vol. 23, nos. 574-599 (Jan. 4-June 27, 1908). (26 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 24, no. 606 (Aug. 15, 1908). (1 issue).

Country life in America. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 3, no. 2 (Dec. 1902)

The Covenanter. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

No. 1 (May 20, 1914). (1 issue). Also: No. 1 (May 20, 1914). (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.C584 1914b Copy 2 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570876

Current literature: Call no.: unclassified. (2 issues).

Oct. 1904

April 1909

Detroit Free Press: (2 copies of 1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.R45 1890z fol. Copies 2-3 http://lccn.loc.gov/51054050

Christmas number (1890)

Driftwind from the north hills: Call no.: PR4854.P36 1928 Copy 2 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567019

Vol. 2, no. 5 (March 1928). (1 issue).

Engineer: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 159, no. 4131 (Mar. 15, 1935, supplement). (1 issue).

Essays by divers hands: Call no.: PR101.K57 1926 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586200

Vol. 6, new ser. (1926). (1 issue).

Everybody's magazine. (2 issues). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 3, no. 14 (Oct. 1900)

vol. 6, no. 4 (Oct. 1902)

Forster's note book on Kipling. Call no.: PR4857.F67 1898 Copies 2-4 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007570072

Nov. 1898. (1 issue).

Fortnightly review: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 69, n.s., no. 410 (Feb. 1901). (1 issue).

The Friend, (5 issues). In collection: Colt Kipling Collection miscellany. Call no.: PR4856.C626 1880, Box 10, fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

March 17

March 30

April 2, 1900

June 10, 1950

June 10, 1950 centenary supplement. (2 copies).

Geographical journal

Vol. 43, no. 4 (Apr. 1914). (1 issue). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Good housekeeping

Vol. 5, no. 6 (Aug. 1924). (1 issue) In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Harper's magazine. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 119, nos. 712-713 (Sept.-Oct. 1909)

vol. 140, no. 836 (Jan. 1920). (3 issues).

Harper's weekly. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 35, no. 1824 (Dec. 5, 1891)

Vol. 44, no. 2256 (Mar. 17, 1900)

Vol. 44, no. 2286 (Oct. 13, 1900, p. 966). (3 issues).

Hearst’s international magazine. (6 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 45, no. 5 (May 1924)

vol. 45, no. 6 (June 1924)

vol. 46, no. 1 (July 1924)

vol. 46, no. 3 (Sept. 1924)

vol. 46, no. 4 (Oct. 1924)

vol. 46, no. 5 (Nov. 1924).

Hearst’s international combined with Cosmopolitan.(2 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 84, no. 1 (Jan. 1928)

vol. 92, no. 4 (April 1932).

Hobocob. (1 issue). In: The magic square. Call no.: U510.K57 1917 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007582712

(Christmas 1917).

Ida and Victoria magazine: (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.H87 1931 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570176

Vol. 17, no. 197 (July 1931).

The Idler [5 bound volumes]. Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 2 (Aug. 1892-Jan. 1893)

vol. 3 (Feb.-July 1893)

vol. 6 (Aug. 1894-Jan. 1895)

vol. 7 (Feb.-July 1895)

vol. 8 (Aug. 1895-Jan. 1896).

Imperial Service College chronicle: Call no.: PR4856 .I47 1936 Copies 1-3 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570177

Special supplement in memory of Rudyard Kipling. (April 1936). (3 issues).

Journal of the African Society:In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 31, no. 125 (Oct. 1932). (1 issue).

Journal of the Royal Society of St. George: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

No. 66 (Summer 1935). (1 issue).

"Khaki": In collection [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Mar. 1915. (1 issue).

The Kipling journal- additional copies of nos. 52-59, 126-130, 132-137, 141, 152. (241 issues+37 added copies=278 issues). Call no.: PR4856.A14 http://lccn.loc.gov/31022295

Nos. 1-154 (March 1927-June 1965)

nos. 156-169 (Dec. 1965-March 1969)

nos. 172-173 (Dec. 1969-March, 1970)

nos. 176-177 (Dec. 1970-March 1971)

nos. 179-182 (Sept. 1971-June 1972)

nos. 184-187 (Dec., 1972-Sept. 1973)

no. 189 (Mar. 1974)

nos. 179-182 (Sept. 1971-June 1972)

A Kipling note book. (12 issues). Call no.: Z8465.K57 Set 3 http://lccn.loc.gov/99001443

Nos. 1-12 (Feb. 1899-Jan. 1900).

Kipling Society. (5 issues). Call no.: PR4856.A15 A2 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008205201

List of members: 24th Sept. 1929

31st Mar. 1931

1st Mar. 1935

1st Apr. 1940

Mar. 1946

Kipling Society. Overseas roll : (1 issue). Call no.: PR4856.A15 A25 1928 Copy 3 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570175

Being the names and address members not residing in Great Britain and Ireland, April 1928.

Kipling Society. (8 issues). Call no.: PR4856.A15 A3 Set 3 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008205246

Report for year 1938

Report for year 1939

Report for year 1939

Report for year 1941

Report for year 1943

Report for year 1944

Report for year 1945

Report for year 1946

Report for year 1947

Kipling Society. (1 issue): PR4856.A15 A35 1935 Copy 2. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008205531

Rules. (1935).

Ladies home journal, (11 issues) Call no.: unclassified.

Dec. 1895

Jan. 1896

May 1898

May 1900

Oct. 1901

Jan. 1902

Oct. 1902

Jan. 1906

Feb. 1906

March 1906

Nov. 1911

Land and water (1 issue). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

(Christmas 1917)

Liberty (8 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 5, no. 1 (Jan. 7, 1928)

vol. 5, no. 4 (Jan 28, 1928)

vol. 5, no. 7 (Feb. 18, 1928)

vol. 5, no. 9 (March 3, 1928)

vol. 5, no. 11 (March 17, 1928)

vol. 5, no. 9 (March 3, 1928)

vol. 5, no. 13 (March 31, 1928)

vol. 7, no. 17 (April 26, 1930)

vol. 7, no. 23 (June 7, 1930).

Lippincott's monthly magazine

(Jan. 1890). (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.L5 1890c Copy 1 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007577562

Vol. 47 (Jan. 1891). (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.L5 1891b Copy 4 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567007

Listener In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling].

Vol. 74, no. 1918 (Dec. 30, 1965). (1 issue). (2 copies, English and American editions). Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Living age: (3 issues). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

No. 3412 (Nov. 27, 1909)

no. 3961 (June 5, 1920)

no. 4140 (Nov. 10, 1923).

London magazine (8 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 28 (March 1912-Aug. 1912) [1 bound volume]

vol. 28, no. 17 (March 1912)

vol. 28, no. 18 (April 1912)

vol. 61, no. 214 (Aug. 1928)

vol. 63, no. 226 (Aug. 1929)

vol. 63, no. 227 (Sept. 1929)

vol. 63, no. 230 (Christmas 1929

vol. 65, no. 239 (Sept. 1930)

The London mercury. Call no.: PR4856.S488 1923 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570879

Vol. 7, no. 39 (Jan. 1923)

The Ludgate monthly: Call no.: PR4854.L287 1891 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570877

Vol. 1, no. 1 (May 1891)

McCall's (3 issues). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 55, no. 6 (Mar. 1928)

vol. 45, no. 12 (Sept. 1928)

vol. 56, no. 12 (Sept. 1929)

McClure’s magazine. (53 issues). Call no.: unclassified. Also: Original numbers of “Captains Courageous” as printed in McClure's magazine, 1896-97. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586317

Vol. 1, no. 6 (Nov. 1894)

vol. 4, no. 2 (Jan. 1985)

vol. 5, no. 1 (June 1895)

vol. 5, no. 3 (Aug. 1895)

vol. 5, no. 6 (Nov. 1895) vol. 6, no. 4 (March 1896) vol. 6, no. 5 (April 1896) vol. 7, no. 1 (June 1896) vol. 7, no. 4 (Sept. 1896) vol. 7, no. 5 (Oct. 1896) vol. 8, no. 1 (Nov. 1896) vol. 8, no. 2 (Dec. 1896) vol. 8, no. 3 (Jan. 1897) vol. 8, no. 2 (Dec. 1896) vol. 8, no. 4 (Feb. 1897) vol. 8, no. 5 (March 1897) vol. 8, no. 6 (April 1897) vol. 9, no. 4 (Aug. 1897) vol. 9, no. 5 (Sept. 1897) vol. 9, no. 6 (Oct. 1897) vol. 10, no. 2 (Dec. 1897) vol. 11, no. 1 (May 1898) vol. 11, no. 4 (Aug. 1898) vol. 11, no. 6 (Oct. 1898) vol. 12, no. 2 (Dec. 1898) vol. 12, no. 3 (Jan. 1899) vol. 12, no. 4 (Feb. 1899) vol. 12, no. 5 (March 1899) vol. 12, no. 6 (April 1899) vol. 13, no. 1 (May 1899) (2 copies) vol. 13, no. 2 (June 1899) vol. 14, no. 1 (Nov. 1899 vol. 15, no. 3 (July 1900) vol. 16, no. 2 (Dec. 1900) vol. 16, no. 3 (Jan. 1901) vol. 16, no. 4 (Feb. 1901) vol. 16, no. 5 (March 1901)

vol. 16, no. 6 (April 1901)

vol. 17, no. 1 (May 1901)

vol. 17, no. 2 (June 1901)

vol. 17, no. 3 (July 1901)

vol. 17, no. 4 (Aug. 1901)

vol. 17, no. 5 (Sept. 1901)

vol. 17, no. 6 (Oct. 1901)

vol. 19, no. 2 (June 1902)

vol. 26, no. 1 (Nov. 1905)

vol. 27, no. 1 (May 1906)

vol. 27, no. 2 (June 1906)

vol. 27, no. 3 (July 1906)

vol. 27, no. 4 (Aug. 1906)

vol. 27, no. 5 (Sept. 1906)

vol. 27, no. 6 (Oct. 1906).

Magdalene college magazine: Call no.: PR4854.H75 1932b http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586321

Vol. X, no. 2 (no. 69), (June 1932). (1 issue).

Mentor. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 16, no. 1, (Feb. 1928). (1 issue).

Nash’s magazine,(4 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 10, no. 3 (June 1914)

vol. 10, no. 4 (July 1914)

vol. 10, no. 5 (Aug. 1914)

vol. 10, no. 6 (Sept. 1914)

Nash’s and Pall Mall magazine,(12 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 53, no. 258 (Oct. 1914)

vol. 53, no. 259 (Nov. 1914)

vol. 54, no. 260 (Dec. 1914)

vol. 56, no. 269 (Sept. 1915)

vol. 56, no. 270 (Oct. 1915)

vol. 59, no. 288 (April 1917)

vol. 61, no. 302 (June 1918)

vol. 64, no. 322 (Feb. 1920)

vol. 73, no. 374 (June 1924)

vol. 74, no. 379 (Nov. 1924)

vol. 74, no. 380 (Christmas no. 1924)

vol. 74, no. 381 (Jan. 1925).

National review, (1 issue). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection : containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

New York Times current history of the European War: ; (9 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 1914)

vol. 2, no. 1 (April 1915)

vol. 2, no. 4 (July 1915)

vol. 4, no. 3 (June 1916)

vol. 4, no. 4 (July 1916)

vol. 4, no. 5 (Aug. 1916)

May 1918; vol. 8, pt. 2 (Sept. 1918).

The nineteenth century and after. In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 117, no 700 (June 1935). (1 issue).

Pall Mall budget,(3 issues). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol.

No. 1316 (Dec. 14, 1893).

no. 1363 (Nov. 8, 1894)

no. 1364 (Nov. 15, 1894)

Also: Christmas no., new series (Dec. 13, 1894). Call no.: PR4854.L46 1894 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570188

Pall Mall magazine,(3 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 1 (May-Oct. 1893)

vol. 2: Nov. 1893-April 1894 (2 bound volumes)

vol. 3, no. 14 (June 1894)

vol. 3, no. 16 (Aug. 1894)

Christmas no. (Dec. 1913).

Papyrus

Vol. 1, no. 1, 3rd series (Nov. 1910). (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.C186 1910 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570183

Peace pipe

Vol. 3, no. 6 (Nov. 1911). (1 issue). Call no.: PS1064.B5 F46 1911 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570184

Pearson's magazine (London, England), (16 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

April 1896

June 1896

Nov. 1896

Dec. 1896

Jan. 1897

Feb. 1897

March 1897

April 1897

Dec. 1897

Dec. 1898

July 1899

Jan. 1900

July 1899

April 1902

Aug. 1902

Oct. 1910

May 1932

Pearson's magazine

Vol. XII, no. 76 (April 1901). (1 issue). Call no.: PZ7.K632 Hk 1902 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586322

Personality: Call no.: PR4854.P5 1928 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570878

(Feb. 1928)

Philistine, (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.D8 1895 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570182

Vol. 2, no. 1

Christmas number (Dec. 1895).

Pocket magazine (New York): (1 issue). Call no.: [AP2 .P74 Set 2] http://lccn.loc.gov/02027839

Vol. 1, no. 3 (Jan. 1896).

Princeton University Library chronicle: (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.L5 R53 1966 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586320

Vol. 27, no. 2 (Winter 1966).

Property investors' magazine: (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.S56 1938 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570179

Vol. 1, no. 6 (Jan. 1938).

"Repulse magazine": (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.T53 1918 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570185

Vol. 1, no. 5 (Christmas 1918).

Reveille: (4 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

No. 1 (Aug. 1918) (2 copies)

no. 2 (Nov. 1918)

no. 3 (Feb. 1919).

Royal Society of Medicine (Great Britain)(1 issue). Call no.: R35.R73 no. 49b http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570180

Official bulletin: No. 49 [1929].

St. George's gazette: (1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.I24 1931 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570181

Vol. 49, no. 588 (Dec. 31, 1931).

St. Nicholas: (3 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 20, pt. 1 (Nov. 1892-April 1893)

vol. 21, pt. 1 (Nov. 1893-April 1894)

vol. 22, pt. 1 (Nov. 1894-April 1898)

vol. 25, (Nov. 1897-April 1898)

Vol. 49, no. 588, (4 bound volumes) (Dec. 31, 1931).

vol.21, no. 1 (Nov. 1893)

vol. 21, no. 4 (Feb. 1894)

vol. 25, no. 4 (Feb. 1898).

Saturday evening post (3 issues). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 189, no. 47 (May 19, 1917)

vol. 189, no. 48 (May 26, 1917)

vol. 189, no. 50 (June 9, 1917).

The School budget. (Horsmonden, Kent): (12 issues). Call no.: LH5.H6 S3 http://lccn.loc.gov/52015326

Vol. 1, nos. 4-15 (June 11th, 1898).

The Scot’s observer: (3 bound volumes). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 3 (Nov.-May 1889-1890)

vol. 4 (May-Nov. 1890)

vol. 5 (Nov.-May 1890-1891)

Scribner's: (4 issues). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 16, no. 6 (Dec. 1894)

vol. 22, no. 2 (Aug. 1897)

vol. 22, no. 6 (Dec. 1897)

vol. 36, no. 2 (Aug. 1904)

Sphere: (1 issue). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

Vol. 116, no. 1517 (Feb. 16, 1929).

Stalky and Co. by Rudyard Kipling: (appeared in Pearson’s, Windsor magazine and Cosmopolis magazines between April 1897 and July 1899) http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570154

The original serial publication, 1897-1899.

The Story-teller,(6 issues). Call no.: unclassified.

May 1924; Aug. 1924

June 1930; Oct. 1930

vol. 48, no. 284 (Christmas 1930)

Dec. 1931.

The Strand magazine: Call no.: unclassified.

Oct. 1902

Feb. 1906

March 1906

March 1923

May 1924

March 1923

Jan. 1926

May 1926 (2 copies)

Sept. 1926 (2 copies)

July 1928 (2 copies)

Jan. 1932 (2 copies)

Feb. 1932 (2 copies)

April 1934

Jan. 1936. (18 issues).

The Times. In: Colt Kipling Collection miscellany, Box 11, folder 8, item 1. Call no.: PR4856.C626 1880, Box 11 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

Supplement: (Aug. 9, 1915). “War poems from the Times, August 1914-1915”. (1 issue).

The Times Weekly Edition: In: Colt Kipling Collection miscellany, Box 11, folder 9. Call no.: PR4856.C626 1880, Box 11, fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

(Jan. 3, 1901). (1 issue).

Toc H. The Christmas spirit :(1 issue, 2 copies). Call no.: AP4.T633 http://lccn.loc.gov/2008205202

Christmas annual of "Toc. H.": 1920.

To-day: (3 bound volumes). Call no.: unclassified.

Vol. 1 (nos. 1-13, Nov. 11, 1893-Feb. 3, 1894)

vol. 2 (nos. 14-26, Feb. 10, 1894-May 5, 1894

vol. 3 (nos. 27-39, May 12-Aug. 4, 1894).

Two tales:(1 issue). Call no.: PR4854.M9 1892 Copy 2 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567045

Vol. 4, no. 42 (December 24, 1892).

The United Services College Chronicle: Call no.: LF795.W56U55 Set 2 . http://lccn.loc.gov/2008205200

Nos. 2-49, 51, 53-61, 63, 65-66 (Oct. 25, 1878-June 11, 1898).

Windsor magazine: (22 issues). Call no.: unclassified. Also: The Windsor magazine, Rudyard Kipling extracts. [1901-1904]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570150

vol. 9, no. 52 (April 1899)

vol. 9, no. 53 (May 1899)

vol. 11, no. 60 (Dec. 1899)

[no. 84] (Dec. 1901)

vol. 15, no. 86 (Feb. 1902)

vol. 16, no. 94 (Oct. 1902)

vol. 17, no. 96 (Dec. 1902)

vol. 18, no. 104 (Aug. 1903)

vol. 18, no. 105 (Sept. 1903)

vol. 19, no. 109 (Jan. 1904)

vol. 20,no. 117 (Sept. 1904)

vol. 23, no. 132 (Dec. 1905)

vol. 29 (Dec. 1908-May1909) [index]

no. 200 ([Aug.] 1911); vol. 41, no. 240,

Christmas no. (Dec. 1914).

Vol. 8 (June-Nov. 1898)

vol. 9 (Dec.-May 1899) (2 bound volumes)

vol. 6, no. 30 (June 1897)

vol. 8, no. 42 (June 1898)

vol.8, no. 44 (Aug. 1898)

vol. 9, no. 48 (Dec. 1898)

vol. 9, no. 49 (Jan. 1899)

World's work: (1 issue). In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

v. 41, no. 246 (May 1923).

The year-boke of the Odd Volumes: (1 issue). Call no.: AC1.S53 Set 2 http://lccn.loc.gov/17017600

No. 3 (1890/91).

Youth's companion: In collection: [Miscellaneous issues of serials in the Colt Kipling Collection: containing works by or about Rudyard Kipling]. Call no.: PR4852 1891 fol. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570829

(Sept. 19, 1895). (1 issue).

Music, Musical Settings of Kipling’s Works 1892-1934 Music, Musical Settings of Kipling’s Works Arranged by .

The absent-minded beggar. [1900?] ms. music. http://lccn.loc.gov/2010414365

The absent-minded beggar: / the words by Rudyard Kipling ; the music by Arthur Sullivan. London: Published for “The Daily Mail” by Enoch and Sons, c1899. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008562612

The absent-minded beggar: song / the words by Rudyard Kipling ; the music by Arthur Sullivan. Special ed. de luxe. London: Ridgways, [1899?] http://lccn.loc.gov/2008562609

The Greek national anthem / rendered into English by Rudyard Kipling. Abridged translation of Solōmos's Hymnos eis tēn eleutherian, without the music. Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, Page, 1918. http://lccn.loc.gov/18023045

The just so song book: being the songs from Rudyard Kipling’s Just so stories / set to music by Edward German. London : Macmillan., 1903. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008562620

The just so song book: being the songs from Rudyard Kipling’s Just so stories / set to music by Edward German. New York : Doubleday, Page and Co., 1903. http://lccn.loc.gov/2010561112

Neighbours. “New song by Mr. Rudyard Kipling”In: Order of proceedings at the National Meeting: to be addressed by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, K.G., as patron of the National Council of Social Service, at the Royal Albert Hall, 27th January, 1932. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007580843

Non nobis, Domine: chorus for mixed voices (S.A.T.B) with orchestral, piano, or organ accompaniment / words by Rudyard Kipling ; music by Roger Quilter. London : Boosey : Sole selling agents, Boosey and Hawkes, c1934. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008562686

Sussex. Rudyard Kipling’s poem “Sussex”set to music by James R. Dear. In: The episodes of the Pevensey historical pageant / selected and invented (excepting episodes I. and II.) by Walter de B. Wood. [1908]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007580803

Tommy: No. 6 of a set of barrack-room ballads / words by Rudyard Kipling ; music by Mary Carmichael. London : C. Sheard and Co., c1892. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008562448

Concert program: Programme, week commencing Monday, July 9th, 1917 / London Coliseum.“The Fringes of the Fleet,” four songs from the above work by Rudyard Kipling, music by Sir Edward Elgar. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008575843

Photographs 1939-1944

Arranged by publication

Accord

Edgar De Broë family photographs (Susie Coxen de Broë , Noel de Broë and Conrad de Broë ) In: [Miss Coxen scrapbook]. 1884-1899. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567073

Kipling family and other photographs included in: [Colt Kipling Collection miscellany], [1880-1986]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

[Photographs of Kipling on the “Bantam”], [1904-1910], 47 items. (Photographs and negatives of Rudyard and John Kipling on B.H. Walton’s boat, the “Bantam”) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583954

Photographic facsimile letter to W.C. Crofts, Feb. 18th, 1886. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583959

Scrapbooks 19439-1944 Scrapbooks include clippings, photographs, drawings, notes, etc.:.

Kipling cuttings, etc. [1928-1937]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570157

Kiplingiana, 1890-1899: a collection of stories and verses from various magazines. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007586319

Magazine articles, Rudyard Kipling, 1893-1899. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570151

Magazine articles, Rudyard Kipling, 1896-1905. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570155

[Miss Coxen scrapbook]. 1884-1899. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007567073

Unidentified sketches from the Colt Kipling Collection. (3 scrapbook pages). http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570852 (separated from Miss Coxen scrapbook)

News cuttings. [1890-1940]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570199

Newspaper cuttings. [1899-1933]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570178

Quarto sketchbook of G.A.T. Bray (Colonel Bray), Kipling's schoolfellow at Westward Ho! 1880-1900. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583961

Rudyard Kipling. [1893-1914]. (Contains 93 articles from periodicals and newspapers that include short stories and verse by Rudyard Kipling) http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570850

[Scrapbook of the destroyer “H.M.S. Kipling”] 1939-1946 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581423

Realia or Three Dimensional Objects 1913-1935 Realia or Three Dimensional Objects have been cataloged separately and are searchable in the Library’s online catalog by title, creator, artist, keyword or subject. Significant items include: Arranged .

Cloth badges from St. George's Day and pocket badge for a uniform from Imperial Service College at Westward Ho! In: [Colt Kipling Collection miscellany], [1880-1986], http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857

Kim: roman / Rudyard Kipling; traduit avec autorisation de l'auteur par Louis Fabulet et Ch. Fountaine Walker. 16e. éd. Paris: Mercure de France, 1913. (Book with bullet hole that saved the life of Maurice Hammoneau, with his Croix-de-guerre medal) http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581430

[Rudyard Kipling's tobacco bowl]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570197

Auction Catalogs 1919-1963

Arranged by alphabetically by auction house, subarranged by date.

American Art Association. The renowned collection of first editions of Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Robert Louis Stevenson formed by George Barr McCutcheon. 1925. http://lccn.loc.gov/56048853

American Art Association. An English collection of first editions of Rudyard Kipling. To be sold January 16 and 17, 1928. (Brunner Collection). http://lccn.loc.gov/43041378

American Art Association. First editions: Byron, Clemens, Conrad, W.H. Hudson, Kipling, Poe, Thackeray and others: including the important properties of Mrs. Ford Madox Hueffer and Mr. Joseph Jackson. 1928. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570159

Goodspeed's Book Shop (Boston, Mass.). Old and rare books, first editions, American, English and continental, association copies, a Kipling collection, juveniles, bindings, books about books, illustrated books, et cetera. [196-]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570171

Hodgson and Co. (Publishers). A catalogue of rare and valuable books including the library of a gentleman (recently deceased): sold by order of the executors, with other properties comprising ... the library of the late James Nicol Dunn, Esq. ... also the collection of autographs, comprising original MSS, or letters by Rudyard Kipling ... to which is added the library of the late J.S. Cotton, Esq. ... comprising scarce first editions of modern writers, including Kipling's Departmental Ditties, and the early issues of the Indian editions of the short stories, all in the original wrappers ... which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Hodgson and Co. (John Edmund Hodgson and Sidney Hodgson) at their rooms, No. 115, Chancery Lane, London ... on Wednesday, Nov. 26th, 1919, and two following days. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570160

Hodgson and Co. (Publishers). A catalogue of books from various sources including a fine set of Dresser's Birds of Europe ... proof sheets of Rudyard Kipling's writings with ms. corrections by the author ... sold by auction by Messrs. Hodgson and Co. (John Edmund Hodgson and Sidney Hodgson) at their rooms, No. 115, Chancery Lane, London ... on Thursday, July 17th, 1924, and following day. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570161

James F. Drake, Inc. A catalogue of first editions of Rudyard Kipling. [1944?]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570168

John Howell Books (San Francisco, Calif.) English literature, 1963. (Templeton Crocker Collection) http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570170

Maggs Bros. Rudyard Kipling : a collection of first and other editions, manuscripts of some of his famous poems, including “The children’s song” and “Our lady of the snows”, and a remarkable series of autograph letters. 1938. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570169

Maggs Bros. Catalogue of Mr. M.A. Wolff's collection of the works of Rudyard Kipling. 1951. Aug. Typescript. Alphabetical list of titles, with values in British pounds calculated by Maggs Bros. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007585698

Park-Bernet Galleries. The renowned collection of first editions, autograph letters and manuscripts of Rudyard Kipling: formed by the late Ellis Ames Ballard, Philadelphia: sold by order of Frederic L. Ballard and Boyd Lee Spahr : public auction sale January 21 at 8:15 p.m. January 22 at 2 p.m., 1942. http://lccn.loc.gov/42010285

Park-Bernet Galleries. Fine books on angling, hunting, guns, including an extensive group of Derrydale Press books: the collection of Arthur D. Leidesdorf, together with the first editions including a fine copy of Hawthorne's Fanshawe, early printed books, standard sets, fine bindings collected by Edwin O. Grover, Albert R. Whittier, Jr., and other owners: Public auction sale ... March 11 and 12 at 1:45 p.m. 1958. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570162

Park-Bernet Galleries. Incunabula and early printing, illuminated manuscripts, Elizabethan literature, first editions of American and English authors : the library of the late William J.K. Vanston, South Orange, N.J., sold by order of his daughter Mrs Margaret V. Braatz: public auction sale Tuesday and Wednesday February 24 and 25. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570163

Park-Bernet Galleries. English and American first editions ...: collected by the late Charles C. Auchincloss, New York, sold by order of the executors of his estate: public auction Wednesday and Thursday November 29 and 30. 1961. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570164

Park-Bernet Galleries. The later library of Jerome Kern, important literary manuscripts and first editions ... Sold by the order of Mrs. Betty Kern Cummings. Public auction, October 16. 1962. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570158

Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge. Catalogue of valuable books: chiefly by celebrated English writers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries ... which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge ... on Monday, 4th of April, 1921 and two following days. (Martindell Collection) http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570165

Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge. Catalogue of valuable books, chiefly of the nineteenth century: ... also the property of the late Sir William Garth, K.C. ... including ... works of J.M. Barrie ... Max Beerbohm ... the Brontë sisters, Joseph Conrad ... Anthony Trollope ... Rudyard Kipling and Robert Louis Stevenson ... which will be sold by auction ... on Monday, May 28th, 1923, and three following days. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570167

Sotheby and Co. Catalogue of printed books comprising first editions of ... 19th century and modern authors … a collection of the works of Rudyard Kipling, the property of Mrs. N. Ballard … which will be sold by auction / by Messrs. Sotheby and Co. ... days of sale: Monday, May 25th, 1959, and two following days. 1959. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570166

Exhibition Catalogs 1922-1988

Arranged by date. Colt Kipling New Gallery Regent Street tenth summer exhibition ND467 .N42 MDCCCXCVII. [1897]. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007580808 1897 Colt Kipling A bibliographical catalogue of the first loan exhibition of books Z2014.F5 F5 and manuscripts held by the First Edition Club 1922. http://lccn.loc.gov/24030442 Colt Kipling Catalogue of the works of Rudyard Kipling exhibited at the Z8465 .G87 Grolier Club from February 21 to March 30, 1929. http://lccn.loc.gov/30028825 Colt Kipling Catalogue of an exhibition at Hall's Croft, Stratford-upon-Avon 4 Z8465 .S53 July to 3 October 1965. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581621 1965 Colt Kipling Royal Borough of New Windsor, Guildhall and exhibition DA690.W76 official handbook. 1965. http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581645 W57 1965 Colt Kipling Rudyard Kipling: descriptive catalogue of the Kipling centenary PR4856 .R84 exhibition held at Bateman's, Burwash, Sussex. 1965. 1965 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007581618 Colt Kipling “Something of Kipling, 1865-1965”: an exhibition in the PR4856 .P7 Princeton University Library, October 30, 1965-January 15, 1966. http://lccn.loc.gov/66005784 Colt Kipling Rudyard Kipling, 1865-1936: an exhibition in the British Library Z8465 .B37 6 November 1987 to 14 February 1988. 1987 http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583958

Miscellany 1942-1944 Miscellany includes clippings, facsimiles, portraits, caricatures, postcards, greeting cards, drawings, pamphlets, brochures, etc., searchable by author, title, subject or keyword in the Library’s online catalog. [Colt Kipling Collection miscellany], [1880- 1986]. 7 boxes (1,294 items), 4 boxes (127 items). Includes articles extracted from magazines and newspapers with works by and about Kipling. Also includes photocopies or facsimiles of correspondence from Kipling to recipients found in other collections. Includes portraits, cartoons and caricatures of Kipling, photographs, picture post cards, greeting cards, newspaper clippings, individual issues of newspapers. Also includes H.D. Colt's lists of Kipling materials, notes and materials related to the sale or auction of Kipling materials and Kipling Society related material. Realia includes cloth badges from St. George's Day and pocket badge for a uniform from Imperial Service College at Westward Ho! Includes folder of material related to the archeological career of H. Dunscombe Colt. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570857 Some materials arranged thematically in collector's original groupings. Others arranged alphabetically by title and housed by size.

Ink pots : six “oilettes” of the original pictures / by G.E. Shepheard. London : Raphael Tuck and Sons, Ltd., [189-?]. (Portfolio of 6 postcards). http://lccn.loc.gov/2007583952

Nicholson, William, Sir, 1872-1949, artist. Proof of “Coaching” from Almanac of twelve sports. 1897. 1 sheet. http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570854

Puck of Pook's Hill original drawings by C.A. Shepperson. [1906]. (7 original pen and ink drawings). http://lccn.loc.gov/2008570855

A series of thirty etchings / by William Strang; illustrating subjects from the writings of Rudyard Kipling. London : Macmillan, 1901. http://lccn.loc.gov/44037751

A song of Italy / by Algernon Charles Swinburne. London : John Camden Hotten, 1867. With author’s inscription, signature of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and bookplates of Rudyard Kipling and Duff Cooper.

Speeches and Reports of Speeches by Kipling [found in file "Speeches, arcticles (not indexed)"]

The Cape Argus.

February 13, 1937. “Kipling’s Autobiography XIII. ‘If’ verses escape from the book.

The Daily Mail.

October 7, 1929. “Men are fools and don’t know it”.

May 7, 1935. “Empire bound by the Royal Family. Mr. Kipling on great sacrifices”.

The Daily Telegraph.

November 16, 1928. “Medicine and the stars”.

October 26, 1935. “Mr. Kipling and territorials”.

The Evening Standard

March 15, 1948. “The benefactors” / by Rudyard Kipling.

The Morning Post.

February 18, 1914. “Mr. Kipling on some aspects of travel”.

The Times.

May 17, 1914. “Mr. Kipling on Ulster”.

December 5, 1919. “Consecrated battlefields. Mr. Kipling’s plea for reverence”.

November 22, 1927. “Seeing Canada. Prince’s advice to business men ... Mr. Kipling’s reminiscences”.

Westminster Gazette.

December 1, 1917. “Canadian elections. The mob storm a theatre with stones ... Mr. R. Kipling’s message”.

Unidentified sources.

June 3, 1935. “The nineteenth century”.

Original folder. “Speeches, articles (not indexed)”.

Articles by Kipling (arranged alphabetically by Journal title)

The Author.

July 1, 1899, Vol. X, no. 2. “Literary property. I. Kipling v. Putnam”. “Rudyard Kipling’s works. Brushwood edition”.

Cassell’s Magazine.

January 1901. “Kim” / by Rudyard Kipling. [Chapter 1]. Accompanied by photograph reproductions of “Zam- Zammah” and separate plate illustration “Kim and the Lama” of bas-relief sculptures by John Lockwood Kipling.

Century Magazine.

November 1892. “The Answer” / Rudyard Kipling. (2 copies) + collector’s original folder.

December 1895. “The Brushwood Boy” / by Rudyard Kipling

January 1900. “In the Matter of One Compass” / by Rudyard Kipling.

The Civil and Military Gazette.

[September 3, 1892]. “Half-a-Dozen Pictures” / by Rudyard Kipling. Mounted on card.

Contemporary Review.

July 1891. “The finest story in the world” / Rudyard Kipling. (2 copies) + collector’s original folder.

Cosmopolis.

April 1897, no. XVI. “Slaves of the lamp. No. I” / Rudyard Kipling.

May, 1897, no. XVII. “Slaves of the lamp. No. II” / Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

November 22, 1927. “Seeing Canada. Prince’s advice to business men ... Mr. Kipling’s reminiscences”.

The Daily Chronicle.

February 16, 1918. “Mr. Kipling’s scathing indictment. German thuggee and what it means. Democracy must fight for its life”. + collector’s original folder.

The Daily Mail.

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. April 21, 1900. “With number three” / Rudyard Kipling. [I].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. April 23, 1900. “With number three” / Rudyard Kipling. [II].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. April 24, 1900. “With number three” / Rudyard Kipling. [III]. [II].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. April 25, 1900. “With number three” / Rudyard Kipling. [IV].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. May 1, 1900. “Surgical and medical” / Rudyard Kipling. [I]. [IV].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. May 2, 1900. “Surgical and medical” / Rudyard Kipling. [II]. [IV].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. February 5, 1904. “Muse among the motors” / by Rudyard Kipling, with an introductory note by H.B. Marriott-Watson. [Nos. I and II].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. February 6, 1904. “Muse among the motors” / Rudyard Kipling. [Nos. III and IV].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. February 9, 1904. “Muse among the motors” / Rudyard Kipling. [Nos. V and VI].

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. October 1, 1923. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s speech in full. Self-ownership. Privileges of independence. Price and policy”. Reproduction of photograph of Mr. Kipling speaking from the steps of the Principal’s house. + 2 clipping fragments from another copy of the same article.

October 31, 1899. “Rudyard Kipling’s new poem. The Absent-Minded Beggar”. [October 1923]. “Mr. Kipling at St. Andrews”. Reproduction of photograph of Kipling holding Felicity Irvine, daughter of the principal of St. Andrews; and reproduction of photograph of Premier Baldwin and Kipling in carriage though the streets with crowds. + collector’s original folder: “Reprint of speech on installation as Rector of St. Andrew’s University, 10 October 1923”.

Daily Telegraph.

May 22, 1908. “Royal Literary Fund. Speech by Mr. Kipling. Burden of authors”. + collector’s original folder.

January 29, 1919. “The scholars” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

February 8, 1919. “Great-Heart” / by Rudyard Kipling.

December 23, 1926. “A nativity” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

Daily Telegraph.

[March 13, 1933]. “Souvenirs of France, I ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

March 14, 1933. “Souvenirs of France, II ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

[March 15, 1933]. “Souvenirs of France, III ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

[March 16, 1933]. “Souvenirs of France, IV ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

[March 17, 1933]. “Souvenirs of France, V ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

March 20, 1933. “Souvenirs of France, VI ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

[March 21, 1933]. “Souvenirs of France, VII ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

[March 22, 1933]. “Souvenirs of France, VIII ...” / by Rudyard Kipling.

Detroit Free Press.

[December 1890]. “The record of Badalia Herodsfoot” / by Rudyard Kipling. Mounted on card. [7] p. : ill. First page on verso of card with poem “Cleared”.

The Scots Observer.

[March 8, 1890]. “Cleared”. Mounted on verso of card with first page of “The record of Badalia Herodsfoot”.

English Illustrated Magazine.

August 1890. “The gift of the Sea” / by Rudyard Kipling. (2 copies) + collector’s original envelope for copy 2

May 1893. “A song of the English” / by Rudyard Kipling. (2 copies) + collector’s original envelopes for copies 1 and 2.

The Evening Standard and St. James Gazette.

May 18, 1910. “The dead king”. + collector’s original folder.

Fortnightly Review.

February 1, 1901. “Railway reform in Great Britain” / Rudyard Kipling. [found loose in scrapbook: Rudyard Kipling. PR4856.R828 1893].

Graphic.

1895 Christmas number. “The devil and the deep sea” / by Rudyard Kipling. Mounted on card stock.

Great Thoughts.

June 9, 1906. “The magic of literature” / by Rudyard Kipling. [Speech at the Royal Academy Banquet]. + collector’s original folder.

Harper’s Magazine.

May 1900. “From a Winter note-book” / Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

December 1909. “The knife and the naked chalk” / Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

The Idler.

December 1892. “My first book” / by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrations by A.S. Boyd and G. Hutchinson. (2 copies)

December 1892. “Primum Tempus” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder housing copy 2 of “My first book” and “Primum Tempus”.

June 1893. “The legs of Sister Ursula” / by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrations by Hal Hurst.

December 1895. “The ship that found herself” / by Rudyard Kipling.

[April 1895]. Scrap of portion of table of contents from The Idler listing “My Sunday at Home”.

Illustrated London News.

1890 Christmas number. “Mrs. Hauksbee sits out.–An unhistorical extravaganza” / by Rudyard Kipling. Mounted on card.

1893 Christmas number. “The Bridge Builders” / Rudyard Kipling. Mounted on card. With reproduction of portrait of General Lord Roberts by G.L. Seymour.

Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine.

January 1891. “The light that failed” / Rudyard Kipling. [with “happy” ending].

Literature.

October 23, 1897. “White horses” / Rudyard Kipling. (2 copies) Copy 2 mounted on card with “The Mother of the Man” on verso + collector’s original folder for first copy.

November 7, 1911. The Westminster Gazette. “The Mother of the man: an answer to Mr. Rudyard Kipling [Parody of ‘The Female of the Species’] / Hall Caine.

Longman’s Magazine.

April 1890. “For one night only” / Rudyard Kipling.+ collector’s original folder. (folder indicates 2 copies, but only one copy found)

The Ludgate.

[1896?]. “Fuzzy-Wuzzy”. With facsimile of Kipling manuscript of “Fuzzy-Wuzzy” from Barrack Room Ballads. + collector’s original folder. Illustration. Color plate “Fuzzy-Wuzzy” / by John Hassall.

Macmillan’s Magazine.

[December 1889]. “The incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney”. With original covers. + collector’s original folder. Another copy.

Macmillan’s Magazine.

[March 1890]. “The courting of Dinah Shadd”. With original covers. + collector’s original folder. Another copy.

Macmillan’s Magazine.

[April 1890]. “The man who was”. With original covers. + collector’s original folder. Another copy.

The Morning Post.

June 28, 1909. “The city of brass”. (2 copies) + collector’s original folder. Another copy mounted on card. (found loose in scrapbook “Rudyard Kipling” PR4856.R828 1893)

The Morning Post.

October 20, 1911. “The female of the species”. + collector’s original folder.

The Morning Post.

November 13, 1933. “Bonfires on the ice”. + collector’s original folder.

November 13, 1933. “Bonfires on the ice”. [editorial review of Kipling’s poem]. 2008570857 Nash’s Magazine.

April 1909. “Little foxes: a tale of the Gihon Hunt”. + collector’s original folder.

March 1910. “Gloriana”. + collector’s original folder.

May 1910. “The wrong thing”. + collector’s original folder.

July 1910. “Simple Simon”. + collector’s original folder.

August 1910. “A doctor of medicine”. + collector’s original folder.

May 1914. “The dog Harvey”. + collector’s original folder.

The National Observer.

[December 27, 1890]. “The blind bug”.

[n.d.]. 15 poems from “Barrack-Room Ballads”, mounted on [8] p. Contents: I. Danny Deever – II. Tommy – III. – Fuzzy-Wuzzy – IV. Oonts! – V. Loot – VI. Soldier, soldier – VII. The sons of the widow – VIII. Troopin’ – IX. Gunga Din – X. Mandalay – XI. The young British soldier – XII. Screw-guns – XIII. Belts – XIV. Ford o’ Kabul River – XV. Snarleyow.

New York World.

[November 8-9, 1894] “The undertakers”. Illustrated. Pts. 1- 2. Mounted on [10] p.

Pall Mall Magazine.

[June 1893]. “The last chanty”.

[December 1893]. “Bobs”.

[February 1894]. “For to admire”.

[March 1894]. “Her majesty’s servants”.

[June 1894]. “Follow me ‘ome”.

[August 1894]. “Back to the army again”.

Pearson’s Magazine.

December 1897. “The tomb of his ancestors”.

March 1912. “In the presence”. + collector’s original folder. Another copy: Found loose in scrapbook “Rudyard Kipling” (PR4856.R828 1893)

St. Nicholas Magazine.

December 1893. “Toomai of the elephants”.

February 1898. “Just so stories”. Mounted on sheet with December 1898 Windsor Magazine. “Stalky and Co. I. Stalky”.

The Scout.

September 18, 1909. “A patrol song”. Illustrations by T.P. Evans. + collector’s original folder.

Scribner’s Magazine.

December 1894. “McAndrew’s hymn”.

August 1902. “Wireless”. + collector’s original folder.

The Standard.

April 29, 1907. “The sons of Martha”. + collector’s original folder.

Strand Magazine.

May 1892. “The lost legion”.

January-October 1906. nos. I-X of “Puck of Pook’s Hill”.

The Times.

July 22, 1918. “‘A sin against the light’. Mr. Kipling on German war lust”. + collector’s original folder. [Report of two speeches to the American Troops at Winchester, 20 July 1918].

July 9, 1920. “The conquering Scot. Mr. Kipling on the spirit of John Knox”. + collector’s original folder. [‘The Scot and the war’. Speech at Edinburgh University, 8 July 1920].

July 8, 1926. “The art of fiction”.

November 11, 1927. “The armies of India in France. Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s tribute”. + collector’s original folder. [Speech at La Basée at unveiling of the Indian War Memorial at Neuve Chapelle, 7 October 1927].

October 27, 1928. “The nerve that conquers. Work of British sailors. Mr. Kipling’s tribute”. + collector’s original folder. [Speech at dinner of the Liverpool Shipbrokers’ Benevolent Society. 26 October 1928].

October 7, 1929. “Milner Court. Opening by Mr. Kipling. Memorial of a great career”. + collector’s original folder. [Speech at Milner Court, Sturry].

July 7, 1935. “New Kipling poem. In celebration of the Naval Review” [The King and the sea].

July 17, 1935. “The King and the sea”. + collector’s original folder.

The Times [and other sources].

“Tales of ‘The trade’ from ‘The Times’ and other daily papers, 21, 23, and 28 June 1916”. Mounted clippings in handmade booklet. + collector’s original folder.

The Times [and other sources].

January 3, 1902. The Times Weekly Edition Supplement, South African edition. “The islanders”.

January 4, 1902. “The islanders”. The Times.

Kipling has never ‘got home’ [n.d.]; “Mr. Kipling and Sir Walter Besant” [n.d.]; “Criticising Kipling” [n.d.].

To-Day.

January 6, 1894. “The son of his father. Part II”. Mounted on sheet.

March 17, 1894. “The last rhyme of True Thomas”.

March 31, 1894, April 7, 1894. “Kaa’s hunting. Parts I-II”.

Windsor Magazine.

August 1898. “The grave of the hundred head”. + collector’s original folder.

February 1902. “The elephant’s child”. (Found loose in scrapbook “Rudyard Kipling” PR4856 .R828 1893)

December 1903 and June 1904. “Their lawful occasions” parts I-II. + collector’s original folder.

December 1904. “A tour of inspection”. + collector’s original folder.

December 1908. “The mother hive”. + collector’s original folder.

Items from folder “Poems (not indexed)”. Mounted on sheets (formerly a scrapbook?)

August 1, 1901. Truth. “A jolly good lesson for Rudyard Kipling”. On verso: “The second lesson” / A.C. Yate. July 30, 1901. Suggested by Kipling’s poem “The lesson” published in the Times from July 28, 1901.

August 14, 1899. Morning Post. “Cruisers”. On verso: April, 1899. Literary News. “Attractive editions of Kipling; August 18, 1899. Daily Chronicle. “A correspondent writes ...”; June 10, 1899. “The ‘Strickland’ of Kipling”, “Kipling’s school-days” and “The real Stalky”.

January 29, 1901. The Times. “The lesson”; [n.d.]. “A Kipling parody”; [n.d.]. “Illustrated quotations: ‘Lest we forget’”; [n.d.]. “Illustrated quotations: ‘We have fed our sea for a thousand years”. On verso: August 13, 1901. Literature. “Notes of the day”; December 22, 1902. The Times. “The rowers”; June 5, 1901. The Times. “Bridge- guard in the Karroo”.

November 2, 1901. “The absent-minded shopman” / T. Spencer Jones; October 12, 1901. The Times. “The reformers”; [n.d.]. “‘Pay, pay, pay’: new version” / Mr. J. Philpott. On verso: October 5, 1899. To-Day. “The old issue”.

October 6, 1900. Literature. “The young queen”.

Items from folder “Poems (not indexed)”. Arranged alphabetically by title.

“The city of brass”. The Morning Post. June 28, 1909. (2 copies) + typewritten envelope originally holding one of the newspaper clipping copies.

“The dead king”. The Times. May 18, 1910.

“The edge of the East”. The Times. July 2, 1892.

“Great-Heart”. The Daily Telegraph. February 8, 1919.

“The Greek national anthem”. The Daily Telegraph. [October 17], 1918.

“Hymn before action”. [The Times?]. [September 2, 1914?].

“The Irish Guards”. [The Times?]. [March 18, 1918]. (2 copies)

“Justice”. The Times. October 24, 1918.

“Rudyard Kipling’s jubilee poem ‘The King and the sea’”. The Daily Mail, July 17, 1935. (3 copies)

“New Kipling Poem. In celebration of the naval review” The Times, July 17, 1935. [The King and the sea].

“The King’s pilgrimage”. Daily Telegraph. May 15, 1922.

“Kitchener’s school”. The Times. December 8, 1898.

“Lord Roberts”. The Daily Telegraph. November 19, 1914.

“Mr. Kipling’s Ode. Victoria’s shrine of remembrance”. [The Times?]. November 1, 1934.

“Rahere”. [?]. [1926?].

“White horses”. Literature. October 23, 1897.

“The white man’s burden”. [The Times?]. February 4, 1899.

From folder “Poems (not indexed)” Miscellaneous clippings.

“The art of the literary hoax”. [?]. [n.d.].

“The old volunteer”. May 28, 1918. The Times. + short review of “The old volunteer” from same issue.

“L’affaire Kipling”. Westminster Gazette. May 28, 1918.

“Epitaph by Rudyard Kipling. For Sault Ste. Marie War memorial. [The Manchester Guardian?]. [July 19, 1924].

“1897. July 17. The Diamond Jubilee. Recessional”. [The Times]. July 17, 1897.

“The rowers”. [The Times. December 22, 1902]

“Mr. Kipling’s new poem. A tribute to engineers. Hymn of breaking strain”. [The Daily Telegraph?]. March 16, 1935.

“New poems by Kipling. To-night’s pageant. [Non nobis, Domine]. The Manchester Guardian. June 29, 1934.

“New Kipling poems. For pageant of Parliament. To-Night at Albert Hall. [Non nobis, Domine]. Morning Post, June 29, 1934.

Fragment. “[From] ‘The Scribbler,’ 1879-80. ‘Job’s wife’” / Nickson. and “[From] ‘The Times,’ Nov. 10, 1923. ‘London Stone’” / [Kipling].

Found in folder “Kipling cuttings”. Poetry by others. [Source unspecified].

“‘Punch’ and Mr. Haldane. A bitter gibe” / Owen Seaman. [?]. [n.d.].

“My pal” / the impenitent. [?]. [n.d.].

“Blood at the war” / Robert Dennis. [?]. [n.d.].

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

“Poems (not indexed). ‘The islanders’”.

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

“Reviews, articles on Kipling”.

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

Envelope with Frances Edwards Ltd. letterhead. “Newspaper clippings R.K.”

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

Envelope with The British War Relief Society letterhead. “Extracts from newspapers”.

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

Handmade handwritten folder. “Rudyard Kipling. Newspaper reviews”.

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

Envelope with ink stamp “The American Museum in Britain” “Kipling newspaper clippings”.

Collector’s original folder for newspaper clippings.

Handwritten folder “Kipling cuttings”. Made from folder for Michael Abrahams Sons and Co. solicitors.

Reviews, clippings and articles about Kipling.

African Monthly.

October 1908. “Rudyard Kipling” / P.R. Davis.

Athenaeum.

October 10, 1903. “The Five Nations by Rudyard Kipling” [review].

Autobiography.

[n.d.]. “A note on Rudyard Kipling”.

Black and White.

March 4, 1889. “The laureate of empire”. With reproduction of Elliot and Fry portrait of Rudyard Kipling. Mounted on card 19 x 26 cm.

The Book Monthly.

November 1903. “Mr. Kipling as poet” / Arthur Waugh. [review of The Five Nations].

The Bookman.

[1903]. “Rudyard Kipling, poet” / Harry Thurston Peck. [review of The Five Nations].

The Century Magazine.

[July 1899]. “Rudyard Kipling and racial instinct” / Henry Rutgers Marshall. + illustration for Kipling’s “The Vampire” by Tonnelé and Co. Mounted on card 23 x 18 cm.

The Contemporary Review.

January 1900. “Is it the voice of the hooligan” / Walter Besant.

February 1900. “The ethics of criticism: a word to Sir Walter Besant” / Robert Buchanan. Handwritten folder by H.D. Colt.

The Cosmopolitan.

January 1900. “Is it the voice of the hooligan” / Walter Besant.

October 1907. “Are there two Rudyard Kiplings?” / Charles E. Russell. Includes reproductions of portraits by Elliott and Fry, S.S. McClure and Nicholson’s portrait of Kipling. Also includes reproductions of group portraits of Kipling and classmates at Wesward Ho! in 1881 and with the editors of “The Friend” early in the Boer War.

Country Life.

January 1900. “Is it the voice of the hooligan” / Walter Besant.

May 1, 1969. “Correspondence” column “Poetic memorial” regarding Memorial to Lady Dufferin at Clandeboye, near Bangor including tribute by Kipling.

The Critic.

November 1898. “Mr. Kipling as a moralist” / J.P.B.

March 1901. “The poetry of Mr. Kipling” / Edward Dowden.

November 1903. “England’s real laureate” / William Archer. Handwritten folder by H.D. Colt.

Current Literature:

December 1956. “Recent fiction and the critics” [review of Puck of Pook’s Hill].

Daily Chronicle:

April 17, 1923. “Irish Guards in the War. Mr. Rudyard Kipling writes their history” / R.A. Scott-James.

Daily Express.

April 17, 1923. “Kipling on the War Hell”. [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

Daily Herald.

April 17, 1923. “‘The Micks’ as seen by Kipling” / St. John Ervine. [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

April 7, 1932. “Kipling a schoolboy barbarian” / book of the week by Roger Pippett. [review of Limits and Renewals].

The Daily Mail.

April 17, 1923. “Epic of the Irish Guards” [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

February 18, 1927. “‘Stalky and Co.’ as I knew them” / J.H. Taylor.

February 18, 1927. “Stalky tells his story. Mr. Kipling and his teachers”.

[n.d.]. “The original Stalky”/ L.C. Dunsterville.

March 20, 1928. “Word Magic-Mr. Kipling’s book of addresses”. [review of A book of words].

October 27, 1928. “Nerve that conquers. Mr. Kipling on our inheritance from the sea”.

February 6, 1936. “When Kipling was editor for 48 hours”.

February 16, 1937. “Kipling on his debt to parents”. [review of Something of Myself].

November 18, 1937. “The King and Kipling’s ‘genius’”.

March 29, 1940. “Kipling defended”. [review of Rudyard Kipling, a study in literature and political ideas by Edward Shanks].

The Daily News.

January 19, 1900. “A ‘Kipling’ libel suit”.

October 1, 1903. “The five fatherlands of Rudyard Kipling” / G.K. Chesterton. [review of the Five Nations].

December 11, 1907. “Nobel prizes. Mr. Kipling represents literature”.

April 17, 1923. “The new Rudyard Kipling” / A.J. Cummings. [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

The Daily Sketch.

February 23, 1945. “A great writer and the little Englanders” / Candidus.

The Daily Telegraph.

October 4, 1910. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. New stories. Rewards and Fairies” / W.L. Courtney. (2 copies)

October 4, 1910. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. New stories. Rewards and Fairies” / W.L. Courtney. (2 copies)

April 17, 1923. “Irish Guards in War”. [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

November 23, 1923. “Land and sea tales. Kipling’s scout books”.

March 23, 1927. Reprint. “Kipling as a schoolboy”.

May 16, 1928. “Mr. Kipling and the times” / D.T. Mackintosh. [review of A book of words].

The Daily Telegraph and the Morning Post.

October 20, 1937. “Novelist critic of Kipling”. [criticism by Hilton Brown].

June 4, 1920. “Books of the Day. Letters of Travel” / W.L. Courtney. Daily Telegraph.

December 18, 1937. “Boyhood’s bookshelf. Identifying Kipling’s favourites” / Ian Colvin.

Edinburgh Evening News.

February 5, 1944. “Kipling and his sister”.

English Illustrated.

December 1903. “Rudyard Kipling” / F. York Powell. Handwritten folder by H.D. Colt.

The Evening News.

April 17, 1923. “Rudyard Kipling’s war book. Stories of the Irish Guards”.

November 22, 1935. “How they captured the palace and rebel king. [referring to the poem “Mandalay”.

January 31, 1936. “In Kipling’s hand”.

May 8, 1939. “Kipling was too clever”.

The Evening Standard.

April 27, 1920. “England’s strength”.

February 18, 1937. “Rudyard Kipling”. [Review of ‘Something of Myself’].

Everybody’s Weekly.

December 24, 1927. “Kipling’s jungle drawings as a boy”. “At school” / L.C. Dunsterville. (2 p.)

Everyman.

June 5, 1914. “Rudyard Kipling” / Francis Gribble.

Fortnightly Review.

June 1917. Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s Verse” / Francis Adams.

Herald Tribune.

August 1971. “England: Rudyard Kipling’s home at home, Sussex Manor” / Rona Dobson.

The Hobbyist.

[n.d.]. “Rudyard Kipling” / C.B. Fairbrother.

John O’London’s Weekly.

June 28, 1919. “Stories for all moods” column. Caricature: “Our ‘Literary Gents’ II. Rudyard Kipling” by Tom Hull.

Kipling Journal.

December 1939. “More Uncollected Kipling Writings. II” / E.W. Martindell. (2 copies) Inscription on copy 1: “With the Author’s affectionate regards and best wishes for the New Year”. Inscription on copy 2: “With the Author’s affectionate Xmas greetings”.

1948. Reprint. “A Kipling shrine” / by the Rev. Sir Henry L.L. Denny.

[n.d.]. Galley proof, [2] leaves. “Kipling set to music” / compiled by F.W. Mackenzie-Skues.

The Leader.

September 4, 1937. “By a bank cashier”. [humorous anecdote about Rudyard Kipling].

The Listener.

June 12, 1952. “Rudyard Kipling a new aspect” / Bonamy Dobrée.

London Opinion.

October 1, 1904. “The Rudyard Kipling ‘Limerick’ competition”.

The Morning Post.

April 17, 1923. “Book of the day. The real Mulvaney’s”. [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

April 13, 1935. “New poems and old”.

June 1, 1935. “Sweet singers round the seven seas” / Sentinel.

August 14, 1935. “This land is yours as much as ours”.

October 11, 1935. “Kipling’s historical anticipations”.

December 30, 1935. “Rudyard Kipling. A birthday tribute” / E.B. Osborn.

January 22, 1937. “As Rudyard Kipling saw himself” / W. Holt-White.

January 28, 1937. “How I found Rudyard Kipling” / W.G.B. Maitland.

September 17, 1937. “Banquet for Kipling memorial fund”.

November 17, 1937. “Rudyard Kipling: a tribute” / Ian Colvin.

November 18, 1937. “The genius of Kipling”.

January 8, 1938. “Mr. Kipling’s first friend”. +Folder of 4 miscellaneous small clippings: May 10, 1935. “Mr. Kipling and Germany”;

December 30, 1935. “Mr. Kipling 70 To-day”; April 14, 1936. “Lyde of the music halls”;

December 25, 1938. “Kipling variations”.

New York Times.

June 21, 1970. “In Kipling’s Simla-where all things begin” / Dorothea C. Hill.

New York Times Book Review.

June 28, 1964. “Speaking of books” / J. Donald Adams. [review of Kipling’s Mind and Art]. “Treasure chest: Kipling’s imperialism” / Alan Sandison. “Criticism and Kipling” / Andrew Rutherford. “Kipling and Science” / Noel Annan. Cartoon with caption: “This must be fate! I’ve always considered myself the average reader, and you the average author”.

News of the World.

January 26, 1936. “Golfing days of Rudyard Kipling” / J.H. Taylor.

The North American Review.

November 1906. “Puck of Pook’s Hill” / Royal Cortissoz.

The Observer.

June 18, 1916. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling, it is said”.

June 18, 1916. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling, it is said”.

April 13, 1919. “Mr. Kipling’s new poems” [review of The years between].

January 4, 1920. “The songs of an age” [review of Rudyard Kipling’s verse].

June 6, 1920. “The finest story” [review of Letters of travel].

June 6, 1920. “Kipling on route. Letters of travel by Rudyard Kipling].

January 19, 1936. “At random”.

The Observer Review.

June 18, 1916. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling, it is said”.

May 14, 1967. “Imperial preferences by John Gross”. [Reviews of The Wheel of Empire by Alan Sandison and Rudyard Kipling by Bonamy Dobrée.

The Pall Mall Gazette.

[1923]. “Mr Kipling’s war pictures” [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

The Poetry Review.

Autumn 1965, vol. 56, no. 3. “Rudyard Kipling: 1865-1936. A centenary estimate” / William Kean Seymour.

The Review:

October 1909. “The faults of Kipling by an American critic” [W.L. Phelps].

The Review of Reviews.

July 1917. “Some notable books. Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s new book” / Norman Croom-Johnson. [review of A Diversity of Creatures].

The Sketch.

July 30, 1913. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling”. On mounted sheet 32 x 22 cm. with parody of “Female of the Species” from Truth, October 25, 1911 and clipping from unidentified source [n.d.]. “After Christmas–and Kipling” by Onyx.

The Spectator.

October 3, 1903. “Mr. Kipling’s new poems” [review of The Five Nations].

October 3, 1903. “Mr. Kipling’s new poems” [review of The Five Nations].

October 15, 1904. “Traffics and discoveries” [review].

September 21, 1945. “Books of the day. ‘Kipling’” [review of Rudyard Kipling, a New Appreciation by Hilton Brown]. June 17, 1905. “The modern soldier of fiction”.

May 3, 1919. “The years between” [review].

The Strand.

[1924]. “Books to buy” [Review of The Kipling Country by R. Thurston Hopkins]. February 1928. “Songs of the sea”.

October 3, 1903. “Mr. Kipling’s new poems” [review of The Five Nations].

Sunday Dispatch.

January 19, 1936. “The Prince and Kipling’s son”.

The Sunday Times.

April 13, 1919. “World of books. Kipling’s new verse” [review of The Years Between].

July 4, 1937. “The greatest line” / C.S. Sherrington.

July 11, 1937. “Betel nut” / Norman C. Aldridge.

April 12, 1938. “Kipling variations” / W.H. Parr.

November 22, 1938. “Kipling variations” / C.T. Norris and M.C.W. Thomas.

April 9, 1939. “Fact and fiction in Kipling” / W.A. Chapman.

April 16, 1939. “Fact and fiction in Kipling” / W.G.B. Maitland. (2 copies)

June 18, 1939. “Stories by the way. Sir John Squire remembers” / Edward Shanks.

Sussex Magazine.

1970. “Rudyard Kipling’s watermill may ‘clack’ again” / James Donne.

The Times.

October 6, 1899. “Mr. Kipling’s new book” [review of Stalky and Co.].

February 16, 1918. “Mr. Kipling on a German peace”.

February 28, 1918. “Their name liveth for evermore. Inscription on monument in War ceremonies”.

May 1, 1918. “The poet-prophet of the Empire. Twenty poems from Kipling”.

March 3, 1920. “The Liberty League”.

September 16, 1921. “A denial of justice. Germany and France compared. Mr. Kipling’s two pictures”.

June 19, 1922. “Mr. Kipling’s message to France”.

April 17, 1923. “Mr. Kipling’s war books. Irish Guards in history, a noble record” / John Buchan. [review of the Irish Guards in the Great War].

January 15, 1936. “Great anxiety last night”.

November 18, 1937. “The magic of Kipling. Memorial Fund dinner”. [Collection of 4 clippings on wolf children]: The Times, April 8, 1927 (2 articles); Daily Mail,

April 12, 1927; The Times, Dec. 18, 1927. + envelope (“Wolf Children”).

Times Literary Supplement.

October 5, 1906. “Puck of Pook’s Hill” [review].

August 20, 1908. “Mr. Kipling’s collected poems” [review of Departmental Ditties and Other Verses; Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses; The Seven Seas; and The Five Nations].

May 29, 1913. “Rudyard Kipling” [review of the Bombay Edition of the Works of Rudyard Kipling].

February 4, 1915. “What Mr. Kipling saw” [review of A New Army in Training].

April 10, 1919. “Mr. Kipling condemns” [review of The Years Between].

September 16, 1926. “Debits and Credits” [review].

January 1, 1928. “Mr. Kipling’s speeches” [review of A Book of Words].

July 20, 1933. “Souvenirs of France by Rudyard Kipling” [announcement of publication].

December 14, 1933. “Mr. Kipling’s verse” [review].

Times Literary Supplement.

October 5, 1906. “Puck of Pook’s Hill” [review].

August 20, 1908. “Mr. Kipling’s collected poems” [review of Departmental Ditties and Other Verses; Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses; The Seven Seas; and The Five Nations].

May 29, 1913. “Rudyard Kipling” [review of the Bombay Edition of the Works of Rudyard Kipling].

February 4, 1915. “What Mr. Kipling saw” [review of A New Army in Training].

April 10, 1919. “Mr. Kipling condemns” [review of The Years Between].

September 16, 1926. “Debits and Credits” [review].

January 1, 1928. “Mr. Kipling’s speeches” [review of A Book of Words].

July 20, 1933. “Souvenirs of France by Rudyard Kipling” [announcement of publication].

December 14, 1933. “Mr. Kipling’s verse” [review].

T.P.’s Weekly.

December 30, 1910. “The admirable Kipling” / Frederick Niven.

January 15, 1916. “The complete Kiplingite” / Holbrook Jackson.

August 17, 1929. “Footsteps of Kipling: a romance of unexpected fame” / W.J. Makin.

Tribune.

October 2, 1906. “Literature and the arts. Mr. Kipling’s fairy book Puck of Pook’s Hill” [review].

The Villager.

August 6, 1936. “This changing world” / Frank Parker Stockbridge.

The Washington Post.

January 30, 1937. “Kipling film completed. Toomai of the elephants”.

Weekly Despatch.

October 30, 1926. “The problem of Kipling” / J.A.

Westminster Gazette.

April 17, 1917. “A Diversity of Creatures” [review].

June 12, 1920. “Mr. Kipling’s travel book” [review of Letters of Travel].

Windsor Magazine.

October 1896. “The result of a Kipling story” / M.B. Byrde.

The Woman’s Magazine.

[1915]. “The poet of straight-flung words” / Coulson Kernahan.

Newspaper clippings from unidentified sources.

[n.d.]. “Rudyard Kipling– the teller of tales” [review of Rudyard Kipling, a critical study by Cyril Falls and The Service Edition of the Works of Rudyard Kipling]. + scrap of paper with handwritten note: “Articles extracted from magazines (listed)”.

[n.d.]. “Supplement, p. 2. Imperialism and literature].

[n.d.]. “Kipling as a poet. Review of A Choice of Kipling’s Verse by T.S. Eliot” / Desmond MacCarthy.

April 17, 1923. “Irish Guards in the War. Rudyard Kipling exhibits the prowess of a famous regiment”.

Newspaper clippings: miscellany about Kipling (6 items) [n.d.]. “Kipling as youth worried parents” / James Feron; [n.d.]. “Scribbled by the late Rudyard Kipling”; “Soviet poet puts Kipling to music”; “How many Kipling lovers ...”; “Kipling facts”; 2 cancelled 10p English postage stamps.

Newspaper clippings: from an unmarked envelope of clippings (5 items) [n.d.]. “Rudyard Kipling, the man they loved to hate” / Anthony Hern; [n.d.]. “A Kipling symposium”; [n.d.]. “Notes on books. Songs from Books by Rudyard Kipling” [review]; [n.d.]. “Lord Tovey, 85, Admiral of fleet in World War II”; [n.d.] Sept. 3. “Kipling’s newspaper closes”.

Newspaper clippings: from folder “Kipling cuttings” (4 items) November 8, 1935. “Hrrrumph!”; [n.d.]. “Rare Kipling book to be sold. One of 3 wurvivors of 15,0000. Worth thousands”; [n.d.]. [fragment] “... Good cricketers and good soldiers”; [n.d.]. “The military tattoo. Rehearsal before 70,000 children ‘Rally of Empire’ brilliantly done”. Newspaper clippings, non Kipling? from folder “Kipling cuttings” (2 items) [n.d.]. “Letters to the editor ... Mark Twain to a child”; [n.d.] “The Amir at home. Described by a lady resident in Kabul”.

Newspaper clippings: from folder “Reviews-Articles on Kipling” (13 items) [n.d.]. “Kipling at 2½d [port.]”; [n.d.]. “‘Kipling, the man and his work’. Interesting evening at Literary Society”; [n.d.]. “Poet of empire”; [n.d.]. [fragment] “... The Young Man for September sketches the life story of Rudyard Kipling”; [n.d.]. “Many inventions” / by the Londoner; August 9, 1935. Morning Post. “Mr. Kipling attacked by Nazis”; January 8, 1936. Morning Post. “Kipling through German eyes”; [n.d.]. “Kipling for a penny. Audacious step of the pirate publisher”; December 31, 1935. “Mr. Kipling 70. Danish tributes”; February 6, 1937. Morning Post. “Kipling collects a little ‘copy’ Canadian ex-serviceman’s story of the Boer War” / F. Finch-Smiles; June 6, 1937. The Sunday Times. “Kipling’s lapses” / Basil M. Bazley; June 11, 1939. “Old Gods falling” / Westwood MacNeill; [n.d.]. “‘The Janeites’” / George Harriss.

Newspaper clippings on mounted pages.

1 sheet: January 7, 1902. Pall Mall Gazette. “Flannel fools”; January 14, 1902. Daily News. “Mr. Gilbert Parker and ‘The Islanders’”; January 15, 1902. Daily News. “[?] of The Islanders” / G.C.P.; January 15, 1902. The Times. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s rigorous indictment ...”; [n.d.]. “Addenda” / F.R.

1 sheet: April 2, 1902. The Sketch. “I interview Kipling– through his policeman”; September 24, [n.d.]. Truth. “Suggestions as to how the nursery rhyme ‘Jack and Jill’ might have appeared had it been written by the author of ‘Soldiers Three’, Fuzzy Wuzzy’, and c.”.

1 sheet: [n.d.]. “Kipling as a costumier ... A ‘Kipling’ costume at a fancy-dress ball [ill.]”; February 3, 1902. “The War. Mr. Kipling on amnesty to rebels”; October 31, 1910. “Premier and climate”; “C.J. Rhodes. buried April 10, 1902” / Rudyard Kipling. [text of Kipling’s poem]; January 15, 1902. London Charivari. “‘The Islanders’ an interview”.

1 sheet. [n.d.]. “Gems from Kipling. Tirade of abuse against the government. Some extracts-‘Lest We Forget’”.

1 sheet: January 7, 1904. Truth. “Moving backward,or, our laureate and the Tsar”; January 1, 1904. “Moving onward” / Alfred Austin.; February 19, 1914. “Kipling ‘interviewed’ at last. An American achievement”. + Fragment of mounted clipping: [n.d.]. “The voice of brass”. 1 sheet: [n.d.]. Kipling’s confessions; April 1901. The Century Magazine. “The ‘lost’ Kipling poem ... The Foreloper [text of Kipling’s poem]; [n.d.]. “The Reformers. Reprinted from The Times of Ocober 12” [text of Kipling’s poem]; [n.d.]. “The Kipling procession” / Mrs. Jane Oakley; [n.d.]. “The Islanders” [text of poem].

1 folded sheet: [n.d.]. “The absent-minded giver”; [n.d.]. “A word of advice to certain Parisians, apropos of the coming Paris Exhibition (with apologies to Rudyard Kipling” / Keble Howard; [n.d.]. “Brother Joe” / Academy; [n.d.]. “Rudyard Austin” [parody of Absent Minded Beggar]; September 21, 1899. The Times. “The Old Issue” / Rudyard Kipling. [text of poem]; [n.d.]. [?]rkshire Post]. “Notes on current topics”; [n.d.]. “The Absent-Minded Beggar” / Rudyard Kipling. [text of poem]; “Rudyard Kipling as a schoolboy. March 11, 1899. London News. Article with group photograph. “Westward Ho is by no means the boast of Devon as a place of beauty ... Photograph supplied by Mr. H.G. Spearing”; [n.d.]. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling, who was greatly interested in the folk-lore of Sutherlandshire during his recent visit ...”; [n.d.]. “Mr. Kipling’s crimes”; [n.d.]. The Pall Mall Gazette. “Mr. Kipling and Omar” / A. Esdaile; [n.d.]. “Mr. Kipling smiles seldom ...”; August 8, 1899. The Westminster Gazette. “Literary notes and news” / M.E.H.; August 14, 1899. The Bazaar, the Exchange and Mart. “The Library. The literary world”. August 19, 1899. Academy. “The example of the Indiana Methodists who have turned Mr. Kipling’s works out of their Sunday-school library ... “; [n.d.]. “Probably an unique collection. Kipling (Rudyard) The Week’s news published at Allahabad, a complete set ...”; August 5, 1899. Manchester Guardian. “Books and bookmen” / M.E. H.; [logo of swastika with facsimile of Rudyard Kipling’s signature].

Newspaper clippings on mounted pages.

[12] pages of scrapbook relating to J.M. Barrie and Rudyard Kipling. Numerous mounted portraits and clippings. Includes: October 18, 1902. The Sphere. “Two famous British novelists and their new homes” With illustrations and portraits. Reproductions of portraits by William Nicholson of Mr. Gladstone, Lord Roberts, H.M. the Queen [Victoria], J. McNeil Whistler, Hamlet, ‘London Types’, ‘Alphabet’ and logo for William Heinemann. December 28, 1904. The Sketch. “The ‘Peter Pan’ poster” with reproduction of the poster by William Nicholson’s son Ben, age 7; [n.d.]. “The youngest of poster artists”. [n.d.]. Article about Stalky and Co. with porait of Rudyard Kipling as “Beetle”; [June 1900?]. “Frank Hollings, bookseller, 301. Kipling (Rudyard). Fine complete set of the edition-de- luxe ...”. [n.d.]. Later catalogue (5 clippings); [n.d.]. Clipping from Walter T. Spencer, Bookseller, catalog listing “676. Kipling (Rudyard). Letters of marque, first edition ...”. [n.d.]. Cartoon “The Absent-minded betggar. (With apologies to Mr. Kipling” / Bernard Partridge; [n.d.]. [Fragment]. “When you’ve shouted ‘Rule Britannia’ when you’ve sung ‘God save the Queen’”; [n.d.]. “The absent- minded mule” / T.W.H.C.; April 4, 1901. “Mr. Kipling’s recessional”; [n.d.]. “The distracted mendicant”; [n.d.].”The Kipling parody” [God of our fathers]; [n.d.]. “Pity the wounded” / Rudyard Kipling. [text of poem]; [n.d.]. “Recessional” / Rudyard Kipling. [text of poem].

Newspaper clippings on mounted pages.

Mounted manuscript. Signature illegible. “Free Library Bradford”, [n.d.]. Refers to “flanneled fools” quotation by Kipling.

Newspaper clippings on mounted pages and Parodies.

1. [n.d.]. “A Russian on ‘Kim’”. December 14, [?]. The Westminster Gazette. “A Russian on ‘Kim’”. Daily Graphic. October 2, 1908. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling speaking at the Middlesex Hospital” [Reproduction of photograph]. [n.d.]. “Mr. Kipling on Doctors. ‘Always under fire against death’. Address to medical students”. [n.d.] ... “will ye rise and dethrone your rulers?’. [n.d.]. “Things and the man” / Rudyard Kipling. “Man and the things” / C.G.

2. Daily Telegraph. [n.d.]. “Betjeman’s gibe stirs farmers. Reply in verse” / W.D. Thomas.

3. The Times, March 10, 1899. “To Rudyard Kipling, Esq., from Thos. Atkins”. / J.O.C.

4. ‘Morning Post’ office, January 30, [n.d.]. “Gone from the Glen”.

5. Daily Mail. May 2, 1940. “Private Jones” / BEE.

6. [n.d.]. “Pastoral” / Algol. “A bit thicket” / Peter Simple.

Miscellaneous folder of clippings, arranged roughly by subject.

[Advertisement] (1 item) [n.d.]. [Advertisement with quotation from Kipling’s “The Islanders” from 1902].

[Anecdotes, etc.] (26 items) Spring 1938, Macmillan. “A study of Rudyard Kipling” by Edward Shanks; March 2, 1938. [?] “Mr. G.C. Beresford one of Kipling trio” [obituary notice]; January 27, 1937. Morning Post. “‘Rudyard’ and ‘Kipling’ suggested names for townships in the ‘nineties” / Richard Nicholson; October 18, 1935. [?]. “Sumach”; [n.d.]. Morning Post. “Life” / A regular reader and “The wishing caps” / Geo. R. Benson; December 11, 1928. [?]. “Kipling variations” / R.M. Williamson; July 4, 1937. The Sunday Times. “Kipling’s care” / Guy Paget; October 4, 1939. “The symbol of the swastika” / L.E.L. Edwards; December 6, 1937. The Daily Telegraph. “Wills and bequests. ‘Discoverer’ of Kipling. Barrister’s estate”; November 27, 1937. [?]. “Kipling’s bookshelf / Ian Colvin; January 20, 1937. Morning Post.“‘Rudyard’ and ‘Kipling’ towns in Canada and the United States” / A.S.E.; December 20, 1937. [?]. “China’s Kiplingesque envoy”; June 13, 1937. [?]. “Earliest races” / G. Seaton; March 21, 1936. Morning Post. “Kipling and Mrs. Hemans–the theatre of to-day”; [n.d.]. The Sunday Graphic.”R.K.’s handwriting”; [n.d.]. “Mr. Kipling, rector. Students ‘tossed’ in hall at St. Andrews”; February 6, 1936. [?]. “Kipling exhibition in Johannesburg. Links with the South African War”; May 9, 1935. [?]. “The Lords please Germany. A reply to Mr. Kipling”; July 8, 1935. [?]. “Chamberlain club membership. Lord Hailsham and Mr. Kipling elected”; January 19, 1936. News of the World. “No four daughters of a Wesleyan minister ...”; November 28, 1935. [?]. “Mandalay memories. Mr. Kipling’s message to veterans”; [n.d.]. “‘Mr. Kipling’s big stick’” / Alfred Tresidder Sheppard; [n.d.]. The Westminster Gazette, “Rudyard Kipling, prophet” / F.F. H.; “November 27, 1917. The Times. [fragment] “... By this tragic failure Jameson’s name is still probably best known to the world”; [n.d.]. “The land of men. (The other side of Kipling’s ‘City of Brass’” / A. St. J.A.; August 1906. The Review of Reviews. “The Transvaal constitution. A fraud confessed”.

[Auction and sale prices]. (16 items) November 6, [n.d.]. World Telegram. “Kipling’s talent eluded parents”; October 14, 1928. The Times. “Kipling books and mss”; July 15, 1920. Times Literary Supplement. “one of the last sales at the rooms of the Anderson Company, New York ...”; November 28, 1927. Times Literary Supplement. “Kipling books in sale room. £2,800 for ‘The Smith Administration’”; July 28, 1927. [?]. “Kipling and Barrie”; May 5, [n.d.]. Times Literary Supplement. “Notes on sales. Mr. Kipling and others”; May 7, 1927. The Saturday Review. “The Connoisseur. New bibliographies” [review of F.V. Livingston’s Kipling bibliography]; February 1922. Francis Edwards, Bookseller catalog. “159. Kipling (Rudyard) A.L.S. ...”; February 11, 1936. The Bazaar, Exchange and Mart. “Kipling prices of first editions”; November 15, 1928. Daily Mail. “New Kipling sale record. American pays £1,800 for ‘Letters of Marque’”; January 20, 19[36?]. Evening News. “What the Iron Duke thought of the French soldiers. Letter in a collection to be sold. A Kipling ms.”; May 16, 1939. The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. May 16, 1939. “£40 for lucky trumpet. Relic of 17th century herald. 55 Kipling letters fetch £88"” / A.C.R. Carter; March 9, 1936. [?]. “In the sale room. Ms. of Kipling’s ‘Absent-minded Beggar’”; [n.d.]. [List no. 25]. “548 Kipling (Rudyard) In Black and White ...”; [n.d.]. [Clipping from a sales catalog]. “An almanac of twelve sports for 1900”; [n.d.]. [Clipping from a sales catalog] “546 Kipling. Five complete novels by famous authors ...”

[Bateman’s and Kipling’s homes and haunts] (4 items) December 21, 1938. [?]. “Kipling home to be preserved. Brighton’s plan to buy it. Keeping amenities of Rottingdean” + continuation of article; October 27, 1937. The Times. “Footpaths on the Kipling estate. A discussion at Burwash”; February 28, 1939. [?]. “Kipling’s home in Sussex. Preservation plan agreed on”.

[Copyright infringement suits] (4 items) December 3, 1920. “Mr Kipling as plaintiff. Lines from famous verses in an advertisement. Thoughts of ‘If’”; December 4, 1920. Times Reports. “Chancery Division. Kipling lines used as advertisement. Rudyard Kipling v. Genatosan, Limited”; November 18, 1925. Daily Mail. “Ban on a speech. Mr. Kipling’s copyright claim”; [n.d.] [?]. “Literary property. I. Kipling v. Putnam”.

[Facsimiles] (1 item) [n.d.]. “Facsimile of a letter written by Mr. Rudyard Kipling for a wounded soldier”. [Original letter dated February 24, 1900].

[Film and recorded adaptations of Kipling’s works] (15 items) April 23, 1913. Daily Telegraph. “Royalty Theatre. Mr. Kipling’s play” [The Harbour Watch]; July 1917. English Review. “Musical notes” / Edwin Evans; November 8, 1926. Evening News. “A Kipling story filmed” : ill. [Toomai of the elephants]; May 28, 1935. The Daily Mail. “Mr. Kipling’s Film. To make picture of ‘Just-So Stories’. Talk with producer on ‘Light that failed’” / Seton Margrave; July 14, 1935. Truth. “Kipling on the screen. Sussex ‘Hermits’s’ £15,000 fees”; August 13, 1935. [?]. “Six Kipling stories for the screen. A record for an author. Films to cost £500,000. Realistic Indian scenes”; February 15, 1936. [?]. “Filming a Kipling story. Jungle caught by camera. 80 elephants in Keddah scene”; March 2, 1936. [?]. “Kipling works to be broadcast. Executors meet B.B.C.”; March 7, 1936. [?]. “Filming Afridi fighting. Indian scenes of ‘Soldiers Three’. Blank cartridge at the British. Afghan alarm over the border”; May 8, 1936. [?]. “English classics for the films. More Shakespeare and Kipling”; August 2, 1937. The Morning Post. “...the mountains of North Wales as the ‘Khyber Pass’ ... for the screen version of Kipling’s ‘The Drum’”; August 11, 1938. Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “£400,000 film of ‘Gunga Din’. Kipling’s ballad dramatised. Scenes made in the High Sierras” (2 copies); February 7, 1939. The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “Kipling film experiment. Short version to be televised” / L. Marsland Gander. [new film based on Kipling’s poem ‘Gunga Din’”; [n.d.]. “‘Gunga Din’ premiere”.

[Illness, death and will] (5 items) March 3, 1899. The Times. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s severe illness ...”; March 10, 1899. The Times. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling is steadily recovering”; January 14, 1936. The Daily Mail. Stamp next to masthead: “Kipling: Latest Bulletin”; [n.d.]. “Rudyard Kipling’s £155,000. Thoughts for Empire in will”; January 19, 1936. Sunday Express. “Rudyard Kipling’s fortune estimated at £750,000”.

[Kipling Memorials] (7 items) July 18, 1935. Morning Post. “Last post at Loos for all time. Mr. Kipling to endow the daily call”; February 17, 1936. Morning Post. “A Kipling fellowship. Suggested memorial to a great Englishman”; March 6, 1936. [?]. “Letter to the editor. A Kipling memorial. Sir Christopher Robinson’s request” / C.H. Robinson; March 26, 1936. [?]. “King George and the War Graves. Their care always in his thoughts. A Kipling reverie”; November 18, 1937. [?]. “Kipling Memorial Fund. The inaugural banquet ... was held at Grosvenor House last night. Among those who accepted invitations ...”; March 6, 1939. [?]. “Kipling memorial. Princess Alice to lay foundation stone”; March 7, 1939. Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “Kipling school memorial. Foundation stone laid. Empire boys’ house”.

[The Special edition] (3 items) Photocopy of portion of proof of “In the house of Suddhoo” with author’s manuscript glossary. (3 copies)

[Other authors] (2 items) May 14, 1929. Sunday Times. “Tragic letter of R.L.S. Ill-health record from Vailima ... Fifty-five Kipling letters”; November 7, 1938. The Daily Telegraph. “Ian Hay tells how authors work. Barrie’s jest about ‘Mary Rose’”.

Miscellaneous folder of clippings, arranged roughly by subject.

[Advertisement] (1 item) [n.d.]. [Advertisement with quotation from Kipling’s “The Islanders” from 1902].

[Anecdotes, etc.] (26 items) Spring 1938, Macmillan. “A study of Rudyard Kipling” by Edward Shanks; March 2, 1938. [?] “Mr. G.C. Beresford one of Kipling trio” [obituary notice]; January 27, 1937. Morning Post. “‘Rudyard’ and ‘Kipling’ suggested names for townships in the ‘nineties” / Richard Nicholson; October 18, 1935. [?]. “Sumach”; [n.d.]. Morning Post. “Life” / A regular reader and “The wishing caps” / Geo. R. Benson; December 11, 1928. [?]. “Kipling variations” / R.M. Williamson; July 4, 1937. The Sunday Times. “Kipling’s care” / Guy Paget; October 4, 1939. “The symbol of the swastika” / L.E.L. Edwards; December 6, 1937. The Daily Telegraph. “Wills and bequests. ‘Discoverer’ of Kipling. Barrister’s estate”; November 27, 1937. [?]. “Kipling’s bookshelf / Ian Colvin; January 20, 1937. Morning Post.“‘Rudyard’ and ‘Kipling’ towns in Canada and the United States” / A.S.E.; December 20, 1937. [?]. “China’s Kiplingesque envoy”; June 13, 1937. [?]. “Earliest races” / G. Seaton; March 21, 1936. Morning Post. “Kipling and Mrs. Hemans–the theatre of to-day”; [n.d.]. The Sunday Graphic.”R.K.’s handwriting”; [n.d.]. “Mr. Kipling, rector. Students ‘tossed’ in hall at St. Andrews”; February 6, 1936. [?]. “Kipling exhibition in Johannesburg. Links with the South African War”; May 9, 1935. [?]. “The Lords please Germany. A reply to Mr. Kipling”; July 8, 1935. [?]. “Chamberlain club membership. Lord Hailsham and Mr. Kipling elected”; January 19, 1936. News of the World. “No four daughters of a Wesleyan minister ...”; November 28, 1935. [?]. “Mandalay memories. Mr. Kipling’s message to veterans”; [n.d.]. “‘Mr. Kipling’s big stick’” / Alfred Tresidder Sheppard; [n.d.]. The Westminster Gazette, “Rudyard Kipling, prophet” / F.F. H.; “November 27, 1917. The Times. [fragment] “... By this tragic failure Jameson’s name is still probably best known to the world”; [n.d.]. “The land of men. (The other side of Kipling’s ‘City of Brass’” / A. St. J.A.; August 1906. The Review of Reviews. “The Transvaal constitution. A fraud confessed”.

[Auction and sale prices]. (16 items) November 6, [n.d.]. World Telegram. “Kipling’s talent eluded parents”; October 14, 1928. The Times. “Kipling books and mss”; July 15, 1920. Times Literary Supplement. “one of the last sales at the rooms of the Anderson Company, New York ...”; November 28, 1927. Times Literary Supplement. “Kipling books in sale room. £2,800 for ‘The Smith Administration’”; July 28, 1927. [?]. “Kipling and Barrie”; May 5, [n.d.]. Times Literary Supplement. “Notes on sales. Mr. Kipling and others”; May 7, 1927. The Saturday Review. “The Connoisseur. New bibliographies” [review of F.V. Livingston’s Kipling bibliography]; February 1922. Francis Edwards, Bookseller catalog. “159. Kipling (Rudyard) A.L.S. ...”; February 11, 1936. The Bazaar, Exchange and Mart. “Kipling prices of first editions”; November 15, 1928. Daily Mail. “New Kipling sale record. American pays £1,800 for ‘Letters of Marque’”; January 20, 19[36?]. Evening News. “What the Iron Duke thought of the French soldiers. Letter in a collection to be sold. A Kipling ms.”; May 16, 1939. The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. May 16, 1939. “£40 for lucky trumpet. Relic of 17th century herald. 55 Kipling letters fetch £88"” / A.C.R. Carter; March 9, 1936. [?]. “In the sale room. Ms. of Kipling’s ‘Absent-minded Beggar’”; [n.d.]. [List no. 25]. “548 Kipling (Rudyard) In Black and White ...”; [n.d.]. [Clipping from a sales catalog]. “An almanac of twelve sports for 1900”; [n.d.]. [Clipping from a sales catalog] “546 Kipling. Five complete novels by famous authors ...”

[Bateman’s and Kipling’s homes and haunts] (4 items) December 21, 1938. [?]. “Kipling home to be preserved. Brighton’s plan to buy it. Keeping amenities of Rottingdean” + continuation of article; October 27, 1937. The Times. “Footpaths on the Kipling estate. A discussion at Burwash”; February 28, 1939. [?]. “Kipling’s home in Sussex. Preservation plan agreed on”.

[Copyright infringement suits] (4 items) December 3, 1920. “Mr Kipling as plaintiff. Lines from famous verses in an advertisement. Thoughts of ‘If’”; December 4, 1920. Times Reports. “Chancery Division. Kipling lines used as advertisement. Rudyard Kipling v. Genatosan, Limited”; November 18, 1925. Daily Mail. “Ban on a speech. Mr. Kipling’s copyright claim”; [n.d.] [?]. “Literary property. I. Kipling v. Putnam”.

[Facsimiles] (1 item) [n.d.]. “Facsimile of a letter written by Mr. Rudyard Kipling for a wounded soldier”. [Original letter dated February 24, 1900].

[Film and recorded adaptations of Kipling’s works] (15 items) April 23, 1913. Daily Telegraph. “Royalty Theatre. Mr. Kipling’s play” [The Harbour Watch]; July 1917. English Review. “Musical notes” / Edwin Evans; November 8, 1926. Evening News. “A Kipling story filmed” : ill. [Toomai of the elephants]; May 28, 1935. The Daily Mail. “Mr. Kipling’s Film. To make picture of ‘Just-So Stories’. Talk with producer on ‘Light that failed’” / Seton Margrave; July 14, 1935. Truth. “Kipling on the screen. Sussex ‘Hermits’s’ £15,000 fees”; August 13, 1935. [?]. “Six Kipling stories for the screen. A record for an author. Films to cost £500,000. Realistic Indian scenes”; February 15, 1936. [?]. “Filming a Kipling story. Jungle caught by camera. 80 elephants in Keddah scene”; March 2, 1936. [?]. “Kipling works to be broadcast. Executors meet B.B.C.”; March 7, 1936. [?]. “Filming Afridi fighting. Indian scenes of ‘Soldiers Three’. Blank cartridge at the British. Afghan alarm over the border”; May 8, 1936. [?]. “English classics for the films. More Shakespeare and Kipling”; August 2, 1937. The Morning Post. “...the mountains of North Wales as the ‘Khyber Pass’ ... for the screen version of Kipling’s ‘The Drum’”; August 11, 1938. Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “£400,000 film of ‘Gunga Din’. Kipling’s ballad dramatised. Scenes made in the High Sierras” (2 copies); February 7, 1939. The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “Kipling film experiment. Short version to be televised” / L. Marsland Gander. [new film based on Kipling’s poem ‘Gunga Din’”; [n.d.]. “‘Gunga Din’ premiere”.

[Illness, death and will] (5 items) March 3, 1899. The Times. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling’s severe illness ...”; March 10, 1899. The Times. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling is steadily recovering”; January 14, 1936. The Daily Mail. Stamp next to masthead: “Kipling: Latest Bulletin”; [n.d.]. “Rudyard Kipling’s £155,000. Thoughts for Empire in will”; January 19, 1936. Sunday Express. “Rudyard Kipling’s fortune estimated at £750,000”.

[Kipling Memorials] (7 items) July 18, 1935. Morning Post. “Last post at Loos for all time. Mr. Kipling to endow the daily call”; February 17, 1936. Morning Post. “A Kipling fellowship. Suggested memorial to a great Englishman”; March 6, 1936. [?]. “Letter to the editor. A Kipling memorial. Sir Christopher Robinson’s request” / C.H. Robinson; March 26, 1936. [?]. “King George and the War Graves. Their care always in his thoughts. A Kipling reverie”; November 18, 1937. [?]. “Kipling Memorial Fund. The inaugural banquet ... was held at Grosvenor House last night. Among those who accepted invitations ...”; March 6, 1939. [?]. “Kipling memorial. Princess Alice to lay foundation stone”; March 7, 1939. Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “Kipling school memorial. Foundation stone laid. Empire boys’ house”.

[The Special edition] (3 items) Photocopy of portion of proof of “In the house of Suddhoo” with author’s manuscript glossary. (3 copies)

[Other authors] (2 items) May 14, 1929. Sunday Times. “Tragic letter of R.L.S. Ill-health record from Vailima ... Fifty-five Kipling letters”; November 7, 1938. The Daily Telegraph. “Ian Hay tells how authors work. Barrie’s jest about ‘Mary Rose’”.

Folder with handwritten notes by H.D. Colt: “Rudyard Kipling. Miscellanea”.

About Kipling, last days, funeral, obituaries, PR4856.C626 1880

Belfast Post.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Kipling dead. Poet of British Empire. Indian Training. Muse that mellowed with age” and portrait of Kipling.

The Birmingham Post.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Death after a brief illness. Prophet and poet of empire. His commanding place in letters”.

Daily Express.

January 18, 1936. “The prophet of empire” / James Douglas. Cartoon drawn by Kipling during the South African War.

January 18, 1936. “Opinion. Kipling”.

January 18, 1936. “Kipling, laureate of empire. Fame meant little to him” / R.D.B. “‘Recessional’ his greatest poem”. “Even at fourteen he was a genius, says Stalky”. “His work earned £1 a word” and portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Kipling.

Daily Express. Photo News.

January 18, 1936. “Kipling’s words as Great War broke out”. Includes facsimile of four page letter, August 4, 1914 to Blumenfield from Kipling and portrait of Kipling. (2 copies)

Daily Herald.

January 18, 1936. “Best seller for half a century” / Roger Pippett and group portrait with Kipling, young girl and man in academic robes.

Daily Mail.

December 30, 1935. “Talking of him to-day”. (2 copies) January 14, 1936. “Kipling gravely ill. Midnight bulletin. Rally after urgent operation” (2 copies)

January 14, 1936. “Poet of empire”.

January 18, 1936. “‘Hail and farewell! We greet you here with tears that none will scorn’. Rudyard Kipling an appreciation” / Douglas West. and portrait of Kipling. “Poet and prophet”.

January 18, 1936. “Kipling, poet of empire. Inspired the nation. 4 decades of War songs. Kaiser’s tribute” / F.G. Prince-White. and portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Kipling photographed on the Riviera. + [fragment] “... mellow house, oak-panelled throughout. Rudyard Kipling and I tramped his lands together ...”

January 18, 1936. “Death of Rudyard Kipling. Wife’s handclasp at the last” + [fragment] “continued from page one) Death of Rudyard Kipling”.

January 18, 1936. “Death of Kipling. In hospital this morning. Wife at bedside. and portrait of Kipling.

January 18, 1936. “Death of Kipling. After great fight for life. Wife at bedside this morning”.

The Daily Mirror.

“Romantic rise of Kipling to inspire a nation and an empire. He might have been a stationmaster” “If” [text of poem]. and portrait of Kipling at the age of forty-two in 1907. (2 copies)

Daily Sketch.

January 18, 1936. “Kipling dies at midnight. Wife at bedside as long fight ends” and portrait of Mr. Rudyard Kipling and his wife photographed on holiday on the continent.

January 18, 1936. “Tribute to Kipling” / Mrs. R.E. Roberts.

January 18, 1936. “Launching Kipling” / by General Sir Ian Hamilton. Ports. of Sir Ian Hamilton; Mr. Kipling with scout master at the memorable Jamboree at Wembley; and portrait of Kipling and the King on the western front when they visited the war graves.

January 18, 1936. “Tribute to Kipling” / Mrs. R.E. Roberts.

January 18, 1936. “Launching Kipling” / by General Sir Ian Hamilton. Ports. of Sir Ian Hamilton; Mr. Kipling with scout master at the memorable Jamboree at Wembley; and portrait of Kipling and the King on the western front when they visited the war graves.

Daily Telegraph.

January 14, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling gravely ill. Rallied well after operation. Wife at bedside last night. Hourly bulletins from hospital”.

January 18, 1936. “Kipling, imperial poet the world acclaimed. Master interpreter of men of the seven seas” / H.C. Bailey. Reproduction of photograph of Bateman’s. (2 copies)

January 18, 1936. “Life of Mr. Rudyard Kipling-a pictorial retrospect”. Reproduces portraits of Kipling and King George V of England, Kipling with his cousin Baldwin’s family, escorting his daughter Elsie for her wedding, with academic staff at St. Andrews University in 1923, World War I era photograph of Kipling on the Western Front, speaking at a recruiting meeting during World War I, facsimile of early draft “Recessional” with title “After”.

[January 18, 1936?]. “Rudyard Kipling”.

January 18, 1936. “Kipling: poet and prophet of empire. Heartstirring magic of his jewelled words” / by J.B. Firth. With reproduction of portrait drawing of Kipling by Sir William Rothenstein.

Evening News.

January 13, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling: an urgent operation. Taken ill at a West-End hotel. Kipling hurried to hospital. Immediate operation. ‘As well as can be expected’”. With reproduction of portrait photograph of Rudyard Kipling.

January 14, 1936. “Mr. Kipling: ‘A restful night’. Telephone inquiry from the King and Queen. ‘Slight improvement’”. Reproductions of photographs of Mrs. Kipling leaving Middlesex Hospital and of daughter Mrs. Bambridge.

January 15, 1936. “Mr. Kipling: ‘Slight improvement’. After Doctor’s four-hour night vigil”.

January 16, 1936. “Mr. Kipling: ‘Still cause for great anxiety’. His condition ‘Not quite so satisfactory’”.

January 17, 1936. “Kipling: ‘Very critical’. Oxygen given to him–and a blood transfusion. In a coma”.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Kipling to be cremated. World tributes to-day”.

[January 18, 1936]. “Kipling, the boy who came from India. The growing roll of fame of his books: his personal tragedies”. Reproductions of portrait from 1880 and at his installation as rector of St. Andrews University.

[January 18, 1936]. Fragment. “The infinite capacity”. (2 variants)

[January 18, 1936]. Fragment “... The time and place of the funeral will be announced later.

Evening Standard.

January 18, 1936. “A living heritage”.

January 18, 1936. “Diary. The world’s best seller”.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling to be cremated. World tributes to his work for the empire”.

January 18, 1936. “A talk and lunch with Kipling. ‘Writing is like fishing– but bait your hook with gaudy words’” / by Patrick Kirwan. Reproduction of Mr. Kipling’s house at Burwash. On same page: “From beginning to end a superb artist” / by Edward Shanks.

The Express.

[January 18, 1936]. “Death of Rudyard Kipling. Wife’s handclasp at the last”.

The Sunday Express. January 19, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling’s fortune estimated at £750,000”

The Sunday Express. January 19, 1936. “The Londoner’s Log”. Reproduction of portrait of Kipling holding Felicity Irvine of St. Andrews.

The [?] Guardian.

January 18, 1936. “World famous poet of the empire. Inspired nation in its darkest hours. Mr. Kipling’s secret”. Reproduction of portrait of the late Mr. Rudyard Kipling.

The Leeds Mercury.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling dead. Author the whole world loved. He might have been a station-master. Verses that swept the country”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Kipling.

Liverpool [?].

[January 18, 1936]. “Rudyard Kipling”.

[January 18, 1936]. “Death of Rudyard Kipling. Peaceful passing this morning. The poet of empire. A great short story writer”. Reproduction of photograph portrait in left facing profile of Mr. Rudyard Kipling.

The London Journal.

January 18, 1936. “The passing of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Bedside vigil of wife and daughter. Poet and author. Famous at the age of 25. With reproduction of profile portrait of Rudyard Kipling.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling”.

Manchester Guardian.

January 18, 1936. “Death of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. A great writer’s career”. Reproduction of Kipling seated in profile.

[January 18, 1936]. “Rudyard Kipling”.

The Mirror.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling dead. Wife and daughter at bedside”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. Rudyard Kipling.

The Morning Post.

January 14, 1936. “Mr Rudyard Kipling. Condition ‘very grave’. Rally after operation. Gastric trouble on eve of holiday.

January 15, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. ‘Still cause for great anxiety’. Surgeon with patient all night”.

January 16, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling: A restful day. Surgeon said to be ‘very hopeful’”.

January 17, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Condition ‘grave’”.

January 17, 1936. “Stop press news. Mr. Kipling”.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling: poet, prophet and remembrancer of empire. The most eminent Englishman of his day. Fifty years of service and fame”. Reproduction of portrait of Kipling.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling who being dead yet speaketh” and “A personal tribute by an old friend”. (2 copies)

January 20, 1936. “Abbey burial for Mr. Kipling. Grave in Poets’ Corner. ‘The King and I’. A message from the Queen.

January 20, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling” / Galloway Kyle, Director, The Poetry Society, Inc.

January 23, 1936. “R.K.–In memoriam” / F. O’C.

January 24, 1936. “Funeral of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. The King represented at Abbey service”.

January 24, 1936. “To R.K.-Valediction” / Dunsany.

January 24, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling laid to rest in the Poets’ Corner. A thousand mourners at the Abbey”.

February 21, 1936. “Kipling–The empire’s tribute” / Cecil E. Morgan.

March 10, 1936. “A Kipling memorial. Archbishop of Armagh’s suggestion”.

February 2, 1937. “Kipling’s humanity. An appreciation from the Hon. editor of “The Kipling Journal” / Basil M. Bazley.

New Statesman and Nation.

January 25, 1936. “Miscellany. Rudyard Kiplng” / Rebecca West.

News Chronicle.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling dead. Five-day fight for life. Wife keeps vigil after vain operation. ‘Stalky’ pays tribute to his poet-friend”. Reproduction of photograph portrait of Kipling.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling” by Robert Lynd. Reproduction of photograph portrait of Kipling.

The Observer.

January 19, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling, the man. Magnetic but simple. An understanding heart. Probing for the essentials. His knowledge of men” / by Lieut.-General Sir George MacMunn. On same page as “Kipling and his works. A critical survey” and “World tributes”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Kipling by Elliot and Fry. (2 copies)

January 19, 1936. “Kipling”.

January 19, 1936. “The death of Mr. Kipling. Message from the Queen”.

The People.

January 19, 1936. “Kipling-world-renowned. Shy lad’s leap to early fame and fortune. Why Queen Victoria refused to make him Poet Laureate”. Reproduction of portrait of Kipling.

The Post.

“‘Great apostle of empire’/ World tributes to Kipling. His memory an inspiration. ‘A true lover of humanity’”. Torn with portion of text wanting.

Press of the World.

January 19, 1936. “Poet of the empire passes. Kipling: patriot who inspired millions. Wife’s handclasp at the parting scene. Five days’ vain fight for life”. Reproduction of portrait of the late Mr. Rudyard Kipling.

Reynold’s Illustrated News.

January 19, 1936. “His fame will live. Rudyard Kipling to be cremated”.

Saturday Review.

January 25, 1936. “Kipling–Some recollections” / by Sir Michael O’Dwyer.

The Scotsman.

January 18, 1936. “The late Rudyard Kipling. Death follows urgent operation for gastric trouble. Famous as novelist and poet. Portrayer of the empire and the British soldier”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Kipling.

Sheffield Telegraph.

January 18, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling”.

January 18, 1936. “Death of Mr. Kipling. The poet of empire succumbs after urgent operation. Furore created by his early books recalled. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. Rudyard Kipling.

The Spectator.

January 24, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling”.

February 7, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling et lat France” / par André Maurois.

The Star.

[January 18, 1936]. “What we think. Kipling’s greatness”.

[January 18, 1936]. “Bouverie-Street, Saturday”.

January 18, 1936. “,,, Gallant fight for life. Rudyard Kipling: a memoir. Shy as a man but a trumpeter as an imperialist. Master of all trades. Early stories touched high water mark of fame”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Rudyard Kipling.

The Sunday Chronicle.

[January 19, 1936]. “Kipling to be buried in Abbey?”.

January 19, 1936. “Kipling and the empire creed he preached” / by Gilbert Frankau. Reproduction of portrait of Kipling opening a rife range twenty years ago and Kipling holding Felicity Irvine of St. Andrews in his arms. Reproduction of text of poem “The recessional”.

Sunday Dispatch.

January 19, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling” / by Collin Brooks. Reproductions of portrait photographs of Kipling, aged 23 and of Cecil Rhodes.

January 19, 1936. “The Prince and Kipling’s son” / by Rupert Grayson. (in two parts).

[January 19, 1936]. “Kipling loved bonfires, pies and simplicity. Squatted on floors and read aloud”. Reproduction of group photograph of John Kipling and another soldier in uniform.

Sunday Graphic and Sunday News.

January 19, 1936. “Kipling to be cremated. World tributes to the empire’s poet. (3 copies)

[January 19, 1936]. Fragment. “ [...]R Baggage” / by J. H. Matthews. Portion of article missing.

[January 19, 1936]. Fragment. “Betw[een ...]”.

January 19, 1936. “The secret of Kipling” / by Oliver Pitt. Reproduction of photograph portrait of Rudyard Kipling.

Sunday Pictorial.

[January 19, 1936]. “Rudyard Kipling”. (3 copies)

January 19, 1936. “Newly-discovered Kipling poem. War verse that was withheld. First publication”. Includes text of “Sons of the Suburbs”. On same page with “An empire’s tribute” “The Queen’s telegram” and “Mss. gift is now made public”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. Rudyard Kipling.

[January 19, 1936]. Fragment. “Betw[een ...]”.

The Sunday Referee.

[January 19, 1936]. “Premier’s wife sends a posey of violets”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling.

Sunday Times.

January 5, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. A French tribute”.

January 19, 1936. “The Queen’s message to Mrs. Kipling. Their Majesties’ sorrow. ‘Kim’ ms. for the nation”.

January 19, 1936. “By ‘Autolycus’”.

January 19, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling mourned by the world. An architect of empire. Tributes by famous men ‘Greatness in his youth’”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. + another copy fragment of this article.

January 19, 1936. “The Men’s poet”. (2 copies)

February 2, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling”. Letters to the editor by Hastings Smith, G.M., P.A. Gaskill and F. Ernest Spital.

Time and Tide.

January 25, 1936. “Men and books” / by Malcolm Muggeridge. [about Rudyard Kipling].

The Times.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Kipling. Death early this morning”. (2 copies)

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Story-teller and poet. An interpreter of empire”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Kipling.

January 18, 1936. “Mr. Kipling. Death early this morning”. (2 copies)

January 20, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling”.

January 20, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling. Burial in Poets’ Corner. ‘Kim’ manuscript for British Museum. ‘Gift of Mss. to McGill.

January 20, 1936. “Obituary. Rudyard Kipling. The Queen’s telegram. Other appreciations. Kipling’s devotion to France. Kipling and spirit of America. A poem of forty years ago. Kipling’s old home in Vermont. Indian tributes. Italy and Kipling as imperialist. ‘Man after the heart of new Germany’”.

January 24, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling at rest. Burial in Poets’ Corner. Personal loss. Mourners at the Abbey. Mr. Baldwin as pallbearer. Memorial service at Burwash. Reproduction of photograph of ceremony for Kipling’s interment at Westminster Abbey.

Folder of miscellaneous Kipling clippings from The Times: (6 items) June 12, 1930 “Mr. Kipling and the empire. Lord Lloyd’s tribute”; [January 18, 1936] “Mr. Kipling. Death early this morning”; January 21, 1936 “Rudyard Kipling as a boy” / J.A.R. Marriott and “To Rudyard Kipling” / Dunsany; [n.d.]. “The world’s best seller”; [n.d.]. “Kipling’s Rolls up for sale”, October 27, 1966 “Kiplingites on the move”.

Times Literary Supplement.

January 25, 1936. “A flower of national art in verse and prose. Rudyard Kipling’s place in English literature”. Reproduction of John Collier’s portrait of Kipling.

The Yorkshire Post.

January 18, 1936. “Death of Mr. Kipling this morning. Famous literary figure passes. Cousin of the premier”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. Rudyard Kipling “taken two months ago”.

January 18, 1936. “The last Edwardian”.

January 18, 1936. “Obituary. Kipling, the poet of empire. Distinguished figure in British literature”.

Miscellaneous clippings from unidentified sources:

[January 23, 1936]. “Kipling’s funeral to-day”.

[January 24, 1936]. “Kipling buried among poets. Thousands pass tomb” / by Montague Smith.

February 1, 1936. “To R.K.–Valediction” H.A.P. and Dunsany.

February 9, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling” / F.W. Mackenzie Skues and Margaret Candy.

March 28, 1936. “Probably no writer, certainly none among the moderns was ever so deeply inspired with what he called the magic of English earth ...”

May 16, 1936. “Tributes to Rudyard Kipling.

[n.d.]. “Silent amidst the snow, its master gone. Batemans’s, Burwash, Sussex, home of Rudyard Kipling ...”[Reproduction of photograph].

Miscellaneous clippings, unidentified sources. Found in “Kipling Cuttings” folder.

[n.d.]. [Fragment] “Newspaper work”; [n.d.]. [Fragment] “... By the magic of his tales and verse he held in equal sway all the English-speaking peoples”; [n.d.] [Fragment] “Mr. John Masefield Tales the delight of generations ... Distress in America ... A friend of France .. Deep regret in Rome ... ‘Plain Tales’ at one rupee each ...; [n.d.]. [Fragment]. “Sincerely Rudyard Kipling”; January 18, 1936. [Daily Mail]. “Death of Kipling. In hospital this morning” : port. of Kipling.

Rudyard Kipling memorial service.

3 postcards: Pen and ink of Bateman’s and Pook’s Hill; photograph of Bateman’s; Pen and ink of headstone of Rudyard Kipling in Westminster Abbey, Poet’s corner.

Program by The Kipling Society. In Memoriam, R.K. 18th Jan.1936. Another copy of program with memorial card “First anniversary of the death of Rudyard Kipling Memorial Card” laid in. (in library supplied envelope)

Invitation addressed to Mr. W.G.B. Maitland and Lady to attend the anniversary commemoration on Jan 18, 1937 at the Church of St. Dunstan-in-the East, London. + Postmarked envelope dated Jan. 11, 1937.

Clippings, Kiplingiana, miscellany, 1984-1986. Spiral bound folder covers only of the Treasures of the National Trust, 1986 engagement diary with reproduction of 1913 painting by Edward Poynter of Bateman’s on covers. Newspaper and journal clippings:

Newspaper clipping “Prophet of empire” by John Peter, The Sunday Times, June 3, 1984. Illustrated journal cutting “Houses with literary associations, no. 2. Rudyard Kipling at Bateman’s” by Betty Sutherland. Source unknown, [n.d.].

Newspaper clipping “Glory” by Richard Cohen, [Washington Post?], Nov. 20, 1983.

[Advertisement for China plate with design Rudyard Kipling at Bateman’s]. From catalogue of sales items from The National Trust. [n.d].

Publisher’s flyer advertisement “Rudyard Kipling, the man, his work and his world edited by John Gross”. [n.d.]

Illustrated journal cutting “And a good job too. Volunteer help is vital to the Trust” by Leslie McCracken, National Trust, Autumn, 1984. With image of the eighteenth century watermill at Bateman’s. Sheet from typescript newsletter, source unknown “Very many people”. [n.d.]

Illustrated journal cutting “And a good job too. Volunteer help is vital to the Trust” by Leslie McCracken, National Trust, Autumn, 1984. With image of the eighteenth century watermill at Bateman’s. Sheet from typescript newsletter, source unknown “Very many people”. [n.d.]

[Advertisement for China plate with design Rudyard Kipling at Bateman’s]. From catalogue of sales items from The National Trust. [n.d].

Publisher’s flyer advertisement “Rudyard Kipling, the man, his work and his world edited by John Gross”. [n.d.]

Illustrated journal cutting “And a good job too. Volunteer help is vital to the Trust” by Leslie McCracken, National Trust, Autumn, 1984. With image of the eighteenth century watermill at Bateman’s.

Sheet from typescript newsletter, source unknown “Very many people”. [n.d.]

Brochure for Bateman’s from the National Trust, Kent and East Sussex, 1985.

Newspaper clipping about Wimpole Hall, home of Elsie Bambridge, source unknown, [n.d.].

Clipping from National Trust source “Commemorating Kipling in 1986”, [n.d.].

Newspaper clipping reporting from the Edinburgh Book Festival regarding lifting of copyright restrictions on Rudyard Kipling’s work in 1986, source unknown, [n.d.].

Illustrated journal cutting “Literary lairs” by Ronald Blythe with images from Bateman’s, source unknown, [n.d.].

Clipping “Kipling’s study at Bateman’s, Sussex (National Trust/John Bethell)”, source unknown, [n.d.].

Newspaper clipping with quote from Kipling about cigar. Source unknown, [n.d.].

Newspaper clipping “The sun never sets on Rudyard Kipling” [review of The strange ride of Rudyard Kipling written by Angus Wilson]” by Martin Green. Washington Post, [1977?].

Newspaper clipping with anecdote about Kipling by Grace T. Mayes. Parade magazine, Jan. 12, 1986.

Newspaper clipping “Inspired monster” by C.B. Cox, [review of Rudyard Kipling, edited by John Gross], Sunday Telegraph, September [1972?].

Newspaper clipping “The absent fireball” by Morton N. Cohen. [review of Rudyard Kipling, edited by John Gross]. The Times, Sept. 7, 1972.

Original folder “Kipling. Obituary notices. 1936”.

Photocopy of ALS from R. Kipling to Mr. Balfour, November 17, 1903.

Photocopy of ALS letter from R. Kipling to Moberly Bell, November 19, 1897.

Photocopy of ALS letter from R. Kipling to Moberly Bell, January 22, 1900.

Photostat copy of ALS from R. Kipling to Certain Odd Volumes, Embankment Chambers,

Villiers Street, Strand letterhead, [n.d.; 1890?]. 1 sheet ; 18 x 12 cm. on mount 22 x 16 cm. (Reproduced in the Kipling Journal, no. 53, April 1940, p. 16). (2 copies)

Photostat copy of ALS from R. Kipling to Ian D. Colvin, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, [n.d.]; date on postmark illegible. Text begins: “Dear Colvin, Just got your letter and rejoice to hear your news”.

Photocopies of ALS letters from R. Kipling to L. Cope Cornford, Feb. 26, 1898; Dec. 7, 1900; April 23, 1905; Oct. 23, 1905; June 13, 1908; Nov. 2, 1909; May 22, 1914; Nov. 20, 1915; Nov. 24, 1915 (4 copies)

Photocopies of ALS letters from R. Kipling to Lawrence Cope Cornford, June 20, 1928. (2 copies)

Group of photocopies of ALS letters with handwritten note from H. Dunscombe Colt: “Find out about these”. Includes letters to L. Cope-Cornford, Nov. 24, 1915; June 13, 1908; photocopies of letters to B.H. Walton, July 12, 1905; [n.d.]; May 22; July 24, 1905; July 8; photocopy of letter to “Dear Sir”, Oct. 24, 1897; photocopy of letter to “Dear Old man”, Aug. 26, 1909, 8:30 pm.

Photocopy of ALS from R. Kipling to Dr. Curteis, Aug. 25, 1926.

Photostat copy of ALS from R. Kipling to Colonel Dunsterville, dated Lahore, Oct. 8, 1884.

Handwritten note from H.D. Colt reads: “Letter pasted in R.H. Taylor copy of ‘Echoes’ (lent by Mr. Taylor to Princeton University Library for Kipling centenary exhibition, 1965)”.

Photocopy of ALS from R. Kipling to Corporal des Gachons, Oct. 6, 1915.

Photostat copy of TLS from R. Kipling to John S. Howell, June 5, 1925.

Photostat copy of TLS from R. Kipling to Julio Kilenyi, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, Dec. 6, 1935 with photos of face and obverse sides of Kipling medallion, on mount 23 x 17 cm.

Photocopy of ALS from R. Kipling to John Thos. Lee, Dec. 23, 1890.

Photocopies of two ALS letters from R. Kipling to James Thursfield, [n.d.] and [n.d.].

Photocopies of two ALS letters from R. Kipling to B. H. Walton, Aug. 15, 1904; Nov. 16, 1907.

Typescript copies of letters from Rudyard Kipling to B. H. Walton: 1 notebook with 38 letters, 26 x 22 cm. Includes photograph “John and the Mate” [John Kipling] on “The Bantam”, 16 x 12 cm. + handwritten transcription of letter from May 19th 1903 addressed to “Dear Walton”.

Non-original typescripts of letters from Rudyard Kipling: Mrs. Allhusen; Alfred Baldwin (2 letters); Maurice Baring; Vaughan Bateson (6 letters); Moberly Bell (15 letters); Charles Minor Blackford; “Buster”; Hubert Cardale; Chipman, Morgan and Co.; Messrs. RandR Clark; L. Cope Cornford (29 letters); Mr. Croik; Capt. J. Geddes; R.E. Gordon Walker; Mr. Home-Gall; Mr. German; Roland Gwinne (2 letters); Mr. Hildburgh; Frank Hugo Krebs (2 letters); Harry F. Lewin; Colonel Marker; Lord Northcliffe; Captain Spencer Ovington; Henry Pegram; W.L. Ralling (8 letters); Miss Ralling; Lady Roberts; F. Schofield; “Dear Sir”; George Sutcliffe to EB. Merriman; A.P. Watt (4 letters).

Photostat copy of form filled in by Kipling as a school boy? [n.d.]. Text begins: “My name is Joseph Rudyard Kipling and I think that 1. That poetry is never to be treated lightly under any circumstances”. 1 sheet ; 22 x 34 cm.

Typescript copy “Kipling’s Michigan Twins”. 1 sheet ; 15 x 23 cm.

“The Lesson” corrected proof, published in “The Times”, July 29, 1901. 1 sheet ; 31 x 12 cm.

Bloemfontein “Friend” materials: Proof of poem “General Joubert” with handwritten notes by Kipling in pencil, 16 x 21 cm. + 2 sheets with notes and original folder from the collector.

Bloemfontein “Friend” materials: Fables for the Staff.

Holograph manuscript “Fables for the staff. King Log and King Stork” by Rudyard Kipling. (1 sheet)

Corrected galley proof: “Fables for the Staff. Fortune and the Soldier” Initialed “R.K”. 1 sheet.

Corrected galley proof: “Is the art of war revolutionised? III. Cavalry”. Initialed “R.K”. 1 sheet.

Corrected galley proof: “Small ammunition” “More Kopje- Book Maxims”, “Fables for the Staff: The Persuasive Pom- Pom III.”, “Let the Past bury itself”, “Ten-a-Penny’s”. Initialed “R.K”. 1 sheet.

Bloemfontein “Friend” materials: Miscellany.

Poem “United we stand” by Trooper George Simes, F. Squadron, second page re-written by Kipling for preparation for printing. With attached explanatory note. (3 pieces)

Fragments of corrections by Kipling “Foreign comment on British success”, “add to Kopje-Book Maxims”. (2 pieces)

List: “9th October 1903. List of items enclosed for sale from S. E. Slaney” (1 sheet)

Manuscript biography of Kipling, 2 sheets.

De Wit telegram and related: Telegram form from Piet de Wet to Staats President-Kroonstad dated March 13, 1900 announcing the fall of Bloemfontein, printed newspaper version; fragment of manuscript with notes by Julian Ralph, autograph of Mrs. Joubert. Accompanying notes about items. (11 pieces)+ Original folder from the collector.

Times Literary Supplement.

January 25, 1936. “A flower of national art in verse and prose. Rudyard Kipling’s place in English literature”. Reproduction of John Collier’s portrait of Kipling.

The Yorkshire Post.

January 18, 1936. “Death of Mr. Kipling this morning. Famous literary figure passes. Cousin of the premier”. Reproduction of portrait photograph of Mr. Rudyard Kipling “taken two months ago”.

January 18, 1936. “The last Edwardian”.

January 18, 1936. “Obituary. Kipling, the poet of empire. Distinguished figure in British literature”.

Miscellaneous clippings from unidentified sources:

[January 23, 1936]. “Kipling’s funeral to-day”.

[January 24, 1936]. “Kipling buried among poets. Thousands pass tomb” / by Montague Smith.

February 1, 1936. “To R.K.–Valediction” H.A.P. and Dunsany.

February 9, 1936. “Rudyard Kipling” / F.W. Mackenzie Skues and Margaret Candy.

March 28, 1936. “Probably no writer, certainly none among the moderns was ever so deeply inspired with what he called the magic of English earth ...”

May 16, 1936. “Tributes to Rudyard Kipling.

[n.d.]. “Silent amidst the snow, its master gone. Batemans’s, Burwash, Sussex, home of Rudyard Kipling ...”[Reproduction of photograph].

Miscellaneous clippings, unidentified sources. Found in “Kipling Cuttings” folder.

[n.d.]. [Fragment] “Newspaper work”; [n.d.]. [Fragment] “... By the magic of his tales and verse he held in equal sway all the English-speaking peoples”; [n.d.] [Fragment] “Mr. John Masefield Tales the delight of generations ... Distress in America ... A friend of France .. Deep regret in Rome ... ‘Plain Tales’ at one rupee each ...; [n.d.]. [Fragment]. “Sincerely Rudyard Kipling”; January 18, 1936. [Daily Mail]. “Death of Kipling. In hospital this morning” : port. of Kipling.

Rudyard Kipling memorial service.

3 postcards: Pen and ink of Bateman’s and Pook’s Hill; photograph of Bateman’s; Pen and ink of headstone of Rudyard Kipling in Westminster Abbey, Poet’s corner.

Program by The Kipling Society. In Memoriam, R.K. 18th Jan.1936. Another copy of program with memorial card “First anniversary of the death of Rudyard Kipling Memorial Card” laid in. (in library supplied envelope)

Invitation addressed to Mr. W.G.B. Maitland and Lady to attend the anniversary commemoration on Jan 18, 1937 at the Church of St. Dunstan-in-the East, London. + Postmarked envelope dated Jan. 11, 1937.

Manuscript facsimiles:

“The Song of the Exiles”, R.K. 3-11-83. L.C. Dunsterville”. 1 sheet ; 26 x 21 cm.

Photocopy of manuscript verse “If Yealm is called “Yam”, Cawsand Nr. Plymouth letterhead, 25 x 20 cm. (2 copies)

Printed facsimile “Kipling Autograph”. At end “The latest addition to the Shuttleworth Collection. 1 sheet ; 21 x 14 cm. Handwritten notation added at head of title: “The last stanza of A Song in Storm”, dated 30th Nov. 1915.

Photocopy of handwritten manuscript, unsigned. Text begins: “Not in the heat of the fight, not in the thick of the odds”. 1 sheet ; 20 x 22 cm. +2 library supplied envelopes.

Sketches:

2 pen and ink drawings: Image of figure in top hat and tails smoking a cigarette and tennis layer smoking a cigarette, Incomplete pencil sketch on verso of man in headress carrying a sword. Pencil note: “By Kipling”. 22 x 18 cm.

Photomechanical reproduction of Kipling self-portrait sketch published in American Art Galleries Catalogue. 1 sheet ; 21 x 13 cm.

Cloth badges:

Cloth badge of “St George’s Day”, April 23, 1900”. Sentiment on badge: “Good luck to the Imperial Buskmen. The Absent Minded Beggars”. In ink on back of badge: “C.P.H. 23.4.1900”. Note on accompanying envelope: “Collected with facsimile of R.K.’s ‘Absent-Minded Beggar’. Not mentioned in the bibliographies”. 1 item ; 12 x 6 cm.

Cloth blazer pocket badge. Imperial Service College at Westward Ho! Accompanying envelope has description about the badge. 1 item ; 8 x 8 cm. +2 library supplied envelopes.

Photomechanical reproduction of pen and ink caricature by T.E. Donnison “The light that failed by Rudyard Kipling”. 26 x 18 cm. + accompanying envelope.

Photomechanical prints:

Advertisement, Feb. 1930: “The complete Stalky and Co”. 1 p. : ill. ; 25 x 19 cm.

Newspaper clipping. The Daily Chronicle, Oct. 17, 1927. Cartoon using quotation from Kipling’s “Tomlinson”. In double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Advertisement for “Thy servant a dog”. Illustration of dog by G.L. Stampa. + additional Stampa illustration mounted under caption. In double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Advertisement for “Rudyard Kipling” with illustrations by Reginald Cleaver. Illustration “The first sailor”. In double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Newspaper clipping. The Daily Chronicle, April 25, 1928. Cartoon with quotation from Kipling’s poem “Recessional”. In double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Illustrations from Just So Stories. “Old man kangaroo” and “The cover of Mr. Kipling’s new book”. Mounted together on mount 21 x 32 cm.

Portraits of General Dunsterville, Mr. E. Kay Robinson, and Mr. Cormell Price. Mounted together on double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Illustration of “The incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney” by Reginal Cleaver. In double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Color “Illustration by Donald Maxwell from Kipling’s ‘East of Suez’”. In double mount 28 x 22 cm.

Newspaper clipping, The Wetminster Gazette, June 30, 1909. Cartoon “Kiplingitis” and article: “Mr. Kipling put to shame”. Together on mount 20 x 32 cm.

Postcards and photographs. 17 prints ; 22 x 14 cm. or smaller.

Photomechanical reproduction of group portrait of the Kipling family, 1908 and group portrait of John Bailey, Elsie and John Kipling and Cecil Bailey. 22 x 14 cm. Accompanied by sheet

“Photoprints from ‘Yesterday’s Child’ by Beryl Lee Booker (Mrs.) John Long, Pub. 1937”.

Cigarette card bookmark from the series “The Collectors” with image of Rudyard Kipling. John Player and Son, Players Navy Mixture brand. London : Rotary Photo, ca. 1890? Accompanied by handwritten note from collector: “With the letter “Dearest Jenny”. 1 bookmark ; 14 x 6 cm.

Group portraits of Kipling, Elsie and John, 2 views. 11 x 9 cm. and 13 x 13 cm.

Card mount photograph of Rudyard Kipling and his mother. Elliott and Fry, London, photographer, ca. 1880? 16 x 11 cm.

Postcards of the Kipling’s residence at Lahore; drawing room at the Kipling house in Lahore; Arundell House, Tisbury; Rudyard Kipling’s house, Burwash, Sussex (3 views) 9 x 14 cm.

Postcard portrait of Kipling reproduced from photograph taken in 1882. 9 x 14 cm.

Postcard of Rottingdean, Near Brighton. 9 x 12 cm.

Group photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Kipling at Eastbourne Flower Show. 1 photographic print ; 12 x 16 cm.

Newspaper clipping with reproduction of portrait of Kipling by John Collier, Source unknown. 1 item ; 12 x 10 cm.

Photomechanical reproduction of portrait of Kipling, ca. 1930. Photograph by Elliott and Fry, Ltd.16 x 12 cm.

Illustrations. Portraits and caricatures of Kipling.

Caricature of Kipling by Robert James Malone. New York Times Book Review, Sept. 2, 1923. (Found together with other items “Kipling Newspaper Clippings” in envelope stamped The American Museum in Britain).

Three small miscellaneous images of Kipling. Portrait of Kipling in straw boater hat, ca. 1900; portrait ca. 1890; picture with caption “Rudyard Kipling. A picture taken last winter in one of the northern countries of England. Courtesy of Ralph D. Harrison”. (Found together with other items “Kipling Newspaper Clippings” in envelope stamped The American Museum in Britain).

Reproduction of group portrait “Rudyard Kipling as a school boy” from Illustrated London News, March 11, 1899. + folder housing envelope. (Found together with other items “Kipling Newspaper Clippings” in envelope stamped The American Museum in Britain).

Photocopies of title pages.

“Pages from the Merry Thought, February-March-April, 1911”. 1 photograph ; 17 x 12 cm.

“The muse among the motors by Rudyard Kipling”, no. 83. Photomechanical print from auction catalog? 22 x 14 cm.

South Africa photographs. 7 photographic prints ; 12 x 16 cm. Some prints have handwritten captions on verso. Includes views of: Officers of the States Artillery; Prisoners of war bathing on the beach (2 views); Simons Bay; Royal Naval Club, Simonstown; Group portrait of men [caption: “One of these might well be ‘Old man Van Zye’”]; camp at Simons Town.

South Africa photographs. 7 photographic prints ; 12 x 16 cm. Some prints have handwritten captions on verso. Includes views of: Officers of the States Artillery; Prisoners of war bathing on the beach (2 views); Simons Bay; Royal Naval Club, Simonstown; Group portrait of men [caption: “One of these might well be ‘Old man Van Zye’”]; camp at Simons Town.

Group portrait of Rudyard Kipling and his father John Lockwood Kipling. 25 x 20 cm.

Photograph negatives of “Song of the Exiles” and photograph of R. Kipling and his father. + accompanying envelope.

Royal Society of Literature materials.

Luncheon program to the Canadian Authors Association, July 12, 1933. (2 copies)

+Newspaper clipping “Mr. Kipling’s first broadcast”. [London : s.n., July 13, 1933?].

Invitation card addressed to James Grierson to attend the July 12, 1933 luncheon.

Invitation form letter announcing upcoming luncheon with associated cost charges.

Royal Society of Literature Luncheon to the Canadian Authors Association, July 12, 1933. Index of Fellows and members and official guests.

[Wine list] Luncheon to Canadian Authors’ Association, July 12.

Croom-Johnson Collection.

Photostat copies of signatures dated Oct. 25-26, 1889, (later date 30 Jan. 1891 added) in support of candidate. Includes signatures of Rudyard Kipling, Edmund Gosse, Wolcott Balestier,

Thomas Hardy, Henry James, A. Lang, Sidney Colvin, George A. Macmillan, J.A. Blaikie, J.W. MacKail, etc. Oct. 25 list: 1 copy, Oct. 26 list: 2 copies. + Negative copies of each day’s list.

Typescript copy of Kipling poem, written by third party: Introduction of 5 lines. Text of poem begins: “My father gave me thirty bob before I came away”.

Typescript list of Rudyard Kipling titles. Handwritten note by H.D. Colt at bottom: “Croom-Johnson books sold to Rota ...”

+file folder with handwritten note attached: “Croom- Johnson Collection”.

+Envelope addressed to Norman Croom-Johnson, Esq., postmark illegible.

Handwritten notes by H.D. Colt regarding Croom-Johnson file. (2 p.)

“Extracts from ‘Book Prices Current’ from 1893-1922 comprising all items by Rudyard Kipling” Compiled by N. Croom-Johnson. Typescript. 108 leaves.

Envelope: Kiplingiana. Handwritten list of materials in Croom-Johnson magazine collection. Handwritten list: “Magazines with stories and poems by Kipling”. [11] leaves.

H.D. Colt correspondence.

From C.E. Carrington

ALS, July 23, 1969.

From Reginald Harbord:

ALS, Jan. 9, 1964.

ALS, May 9, 1964.

ALS, June 20, 1964 + note “Chandler including addenda”

ALS, July 7, 1964.

ALS, July 29, 1964.

ALS, Jan. 1965.

ALS, July 6, 1965.

ALS, July 1, 1969

ALS, July 15, 1969.

ALS, Oct. 23, 1969.

ALS, [n.d.] 3 p. 8 numbered items. Text begins: “Dear Colt, for your continued kindness I am most grateful- thank you for lunch on Tuesday ...”

Handwritten note, [n.d.]. Text begins: “These three poems are only collected in Schoolboy Lyrics-Early Verse”.

Handwritten note, [n.d.]. Text begins: “The post-office stamp on the back of the envelope ...”

Drawings [2] leaves with note attached: “Present from Harbord”.

From David Lakari

TLS, June 9, 1971.

TLS, Dec. 27, 1971 + photocopy of introduction, p. xii- xiii “October Farm, from the Concord Journals and Diaries of William Brewster. With an introduction by Daniel Chester French. Cambridge, H.U. Press, 1937.

From “Roger and Melita” Christmas and New Year greeting card with photograph of “Spanish House, Wardija, Malta”, addressed to “Beaver and Armida”, [n.d.].

From William P. Tolley

TLS, Syracuse University, New York, Office of the Chancellor letterhead, Jan. 12, 1966 acknowledging gift to the Arents Rare Book Room.

H. Dunscombe Colt lists.

Handwritten lists of Kipling correspondence arranged by recipient and other lists. Includes:

Carrington letters [1] p.; Dr. Curteis [1] p.; Hughes letters [1] p.; “Resume of transcribed letters in London”[1] p.; Envelope with handwritten note: “Autograph card from R. Kipling with ...”[1] p.; “The following letters have Zerox[!] copies in London” [1] p.; “Transcriptions of the following in London” [1] p.; numbered list “Arundel House, Tisbury, Wilts.”[1] p.; “Master list of letters, Washington 1968” 4 p.; “Zerox of letters of O.B. sent to Lord Baldwin”[1] p.; “Oliver Baldwin letters”[1] p.; “Notes for catalog” [1] piece + handwritten list of titles with pages numbered in red crayon 1-47; typescript “Beauty spots” [1] p.; “Kipling letters copied” [1] p.; “The Phantom Rickshaw”, [1] p. ; pages extracted from [The Reader’s Guide?] “Notes on the two volumes Soldiers Three and Wee Willie Winkie”: p. 271-278 + 3 p. of notes by Reginald Harbord on the Indian Railway Library; “Rudyard Kipling” 3 p. typewritten list of 60 items with note: “Bought June 1959”; “Concerning ‘His Excellency’” [1] p.; “The following letters were sent by Paul L Richards 30 November 1967 but were not bought” (handwritten transcription of four Rudyard Kipling letters to Dear Sir, Oct. 4, 1923, Senor Villages, March 14. 1938, Lord Dufferin, Aug. 22, 1894, Gentlemen at Youth’s Companion, July 1925 and to Captain Huth, April 3, 1915 [2] p.; Handwritten notes on “The song of the exiles”[2] p.; “Kipling 1956” handwritten list [2] p.; “These are the S numbers on the Kipling Coll. Index in Washington” [2] p.; “Kipling duplicates from Goodspeed 1956” [3] p.; “St. Nicholas magazine” handwritten list [1] p.; “Bell letters” list, [2] p.; “Magazines, whole numbers. Have” handwritten list [1] p.; handwritten list of periodicals “Nineteenth century and after”[1] p; typewritten list: “Items selected for the Syracuse Kipling Exhibition from the Collection of H.D. Colt”, 3 p.; “Cope Cornford letters” [3] p.; key list of numbers “[check] = Written up for typing for catalogue. [check with slash’=Typed and finished” [1] p.; List “The war in the mountains” [1] p.; handwritten list on lilac covered paper “Navy League Journal” [4] p.; “Marked cases. Goodspeed 1965. Goodspeed duplicates” [3] p.

Handwritten scraps of notes:

“Book of words N.Y.” [3] pieces; “B.E.L.” [4] pieces; “Beaver College, Beaver, Penn” [1] piece; “The captive” [1] piece; typewritten scrap “The captive” [1] piece; scrap from calendar, Thursday April 23, “Copied. Kipling letters having no cards” [1] piece; “1956 Goodspeed duplicates”[1] piece; “Alfred Baldwin” [1] piece; “1765- 1766” [1] item.

Order form for All the Puck stories. (2 copies) + handwritten scrap of paper “Advertising slip for “All Puck Stories’ catalogue in London. 1968”. Order form for “The Works of Rudyard Kipling” (Sussex edition)

Materials related to Alec McCowen performing as Rudyard Kipling.

Theater program for “Alec McCowen as Kipling”, Mermaid Theatre, [1984]. + Newspaper clipping with mermaid logo.

Program from the Library of Congress, Nov. 4-5, 1985 for performance of Alec McCowen as “Kipling”.

Newspaper clipping “Kipling, just so!” by Christopher Hudson, The Standard, June 4, 1984. [Review of Alec McCowen in one-man show about Rudyard Kipling].

Newspaper clipping “Curtain up ... or how Alec McCowen’s hunch about Kipling turned out to be just so” by Adrian Woodhouse, Telegraph Sunday magazine, [n.d.].

Newspaper clipping “Backstage. McCowen’s great books” by Megan Rosenfeld. Washington Post, [1985].

Handwritten report by Mrs. Colt: “Kipling at the Library of Congress”. [n.d.]

Miscellaneous notes about the Colt Kipling Collection (found in “Folder of notes about his collection”)

Scraps: “Ms. Draft poem”, list of numbers and calculations [1] piece; “None catalogued in London” [1] piece.

Cutting from Sotheby catalog, June 19, 1962 with blurbs on Kipling materials. Photostat copy of extracts from auction catalog, July 7, 1970 with Kipling items. Handwritten note at top: “None bought”. [3] p.; handwritten list “S numbers check off in New York” [1] p.; “Letter to the editor” handwritten note by R. Harbord. [1] p.; Typewritten list: “Kipling. 8 autograph letters signed of 13 pages, with 1 envelope” [1] p.; photostat copy of ALS and envelope from Kipling to “Dear Old Man” addressed to “L. Cope Cornford, Esq.”. Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex, letterhead, Apr. 9, 1910 [2] p.; handwritten note “III D. Return to Wash. 9. Apr. 1910. No. 49”; photostat copies of ALS and envelope, addressed to General E.M. Maitland, Bateman’s Burwash, Sussex letterhead, July 15, 1919 and Aug. 3, 1919, no envelope. Photocopy supplied by Kenneth W. Rendell, Kingston galleries, [2] p.; photostat copy of letter on Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Letterhead signed by Diana J. Rendell.[n.d.], [1] p.

“Fugitive verse by Rudyard Kipling, mainly uncollected”. 1 notebook compiled by H.D. Colt, handwritten or carbon typescripts of poems mounted on pages. 1 scrap with copy of “St. Patrick’s Day” laid in. [54] p. ; 28 cm.

Colt Kipling lists. List comparing editions of “Plain tales from the hills”, “Wee Willie Winkie”, “Stalky and Co.”, “Mine own people”, “Many inventions”, “The day’s work”, “Traffics and Discoveries”, “Actions and reactions”, “Puck of Pook’s Hill”, “Times”; [10] leaves. List “Rudyard Kipling magazine cuttings” [4] leaves.

List “Index to Kipling album”, 6 p. (lccn 2008570850)

List found loose in scrapbook “Rudyard Kipling” (lccn 2008570850) “Literature Vol. VII”, [7] leaves.

Dealer and auction information comprised of individual pages and clippings from auction and bookseller catalogs.

TLS Bertram Rota Ltd. Letterhead to H. Dunscombe Colt, signed by Anthony Rota, Nov. 21, 1972.

+Envelope originally containing items: “Dealer and auction catalogs”.

Sales miscellany. 4 items + envelope “Miscellany”. Includes reproduction of Max Beerbohm’s letter and caricature of Rudyard Kipling in “The School Budget”, Horsmonden School, Kent, 1898.

Manilla folder: “Kipling Colt Invoices and correspondence with dealers”.

Typescript carbon of letter from William Matheson to Mrs. Colt, March 6, 1987 with list of additional material added to the Colt Collection. 4 p. + cover letter.

Invoices from The Covent Garden bookshop (1), James F. Drake (1), Howard S. Mott (4), John R. Fleming (1), House of El Dieff (1), Kingston Galleries (1), Maggs Bros.(2), Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc.(1), Paul C. Richards (6), Bertram Rota, Ltd.(41), Seven Gables Bookshop (4), G.F. Sims (1)and typescript draft of unidentified bookseller’s blurbs about six autograph letters and three autograph cards by Kipling (2 leaves).

Includes photocopies of autograph letter from Rudyard Kipling to Brooks, March 21, 1901, attached to invoice of Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc., Dec. 9, 1970. Includes small drawing by R. Kipling, attached to invoice by Paul C. Richards, March 5, 1966.

Mockup for H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling collection bookplate, 21 x 20 cm. on mount 24 x 28 cm. +Envelope originally housing the mock-up.

Kipling Society. Luncheon programs.

Invitation for the Kipling Society annual Luncheon, June 21, 1933 addressed to Mr. W. G. B. Maitland. + envelope “Kiplingiana. Kipling Society. Annual luncheon, June 21, 1933”.

Card and menu for the Kipling Society annual Luncheon, Oct. 26, 1966.

The Kipling Society. Programme, Evening meeting, Dec. 17, 1929.

Library supplied envelope: Kiplingiana. Kipling Society. Annual luncheon programs. Programs for the 1st luncheon, June 22, 1927; 2nd annual luncheon, June 5, 1928; 3rd annual luncheon, June 12, 1929; 4th annual luncheon, June 11, 1930; 5th annual luncheon, June 10, 1931; 6th annual luncheon, June 8, 1932 + typescript copy of program for the Special Meeting, June 7, 1932 laid in; 7th annual luncheon, June 21, 1933 + typescript list of guests at the president’s table; 8th annual luncheon, June 20, 1934; 9th annual luncheon, June 13, 1935; 10th annual luncheon, June 10, 1936; 11th annual luncheon, June 16, 1937;12th annual luncheon, June 22, 1938. Added copy: 2nd annual luncheon, June 5, 1928.

Kipling Society. 15 greeting cards.

Card with verses from “Together” and “A charm”, unsigned, [n.d.]

Christmas greeting card [n.d.] with image and quote from Kipling’s poem “Chartres windows” Card with color reproduction of boat and sailing ship with Kipling quote: “Ye have but my seas to furrow, go forth, for it is here”, unsigned, [n.d.] (3 copies)

Christmas greeting card [n.d.] with quote from “The fires”. Signed by John Sanderson.

Christmas greeting card [n.d.] with quote from “Christmas in India”.

Christmas greeting card 1929-30.

Christmas greeting card 1931.

Christmas greeting card [1935].

Christmas greeting cards from 1937 (3 copies)

Christmas greeting card 1949 from Mr. and Mrs. J.H.C. Brooking. Includes quotations “Some Everyday Kiplingese”.

Christmas card from R.E. Harbord, to H. Dunscombe Colt, Dec. 1965.

Blank envelope.

Library supplied folder: “Kiplingiana. Kipling Society Christmas and New Year greetings”.

Envelope originally housing material “Kipling Society” addressed to Mr. H. Dunscombe Colt, metered Nov. 20, 69.

Library supplied envelope: “Kiplingiana. Kipling Society. Christmas greetings.

Library supplied envelope: “Kipling Society Christmas cards”.

Kiplingiana, printed ephemera.

Holiday greeting card from the Civil and Military Gazette, Lahore, India), [n.d.]

Holiday greeting card “Greetings from Northern India” from the Civil and Military Gazette, [n.d.]

Greeting card with color photograph of Kipling’s library at Batemans, Burwash, Sussex. [n.d.]

Kiplingiana, printed ephemera.

Kipling Centenary (1965)

Printed card with Kipling poem “A Christmas Greeting”, signed by Amida Marie-Theresa Colt, printed from the Kipling Centennial commemoration, 1965.

Exhibition invitations for Syracuse University, Nov. 19- Dec. 19, 1965, preview Friday, Nov. 19, 1965, (4 copies)

1 sheet: “Addenda. The following items were received after the opening of the exhibition. The Kipling section”.

Newspaper clipping, New York Times, November 21, 1965 “Syracuse shows relics of Kipling”.

Newspaper clipping, [England]. Caricatures with caption: “Products of both BP and Shell in the U.K.”.

Clipping. Country Life, April 1, 1965. “Kipling Centenary” with port. of Rudyard Kipling, aged about five.

+Folder originally housing materials “Kipling Exhibitions, newspaper reports”.

Kiplingiana, printed ephemera.

“Kipling Exbt. 1985”.

Typewritten labels used for Library of Congress exhibit of H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling materials in 1985.

Kiplingiana, printed ephemera.

Colt Kipling Collection miscellany. Found scattered and loose at end of shelves in vault after processing bulk of collection.

Envelope with postage stamp: National Wildlife Federation, American Elk”, metered Jan. 25, 1985 from Washington Dc., addressed to Mr. Mathieson, Rare Book Division, Library of Congress.

Advertisement from Thomas Meehan and Sons, Inc., Germantown, Philadelphia, regarding paeonies.

Blank folder made from portion of manilla card stock.

Back cover from unidentified book with advertisement for Treloar’s seamless carpets, Treloar and Sons, London, est. 1832.

Back cover from unidentified book with advertisement: “Gold medal. Paris 1889 Colgate’s perfumes and soaps”.

Folder originally housing program for the 25th anniversary “Tribute to George Gershwin” Memorial Concert, Sunday Evening, March 18, 1962, Carnegie Hall, New York”. Handwritten in ink: “Kipling”. [used by H.D. Colt as a folder for Kipling materials; found empty].

Miscellany.

Library supplied envelopes originally housing “Letters of others”.

Envelope with 2 newspaper clippings found among “Letters of others”: “Writer in Bacon controversy dead” and “Famous Baconian Dead, Sir Edwin Durning Lawrence” (1837-1914).

Miscellany.

Portion of handwritten list found in folder “Kipling cuttings” accompanying newspaper clipping with poem “Absent Minded Beggar” from the Daily Mail, 1899.

Miscellany.

H.Dunscombe Colt related clippings. (Not related to Kipling)

Cartoon clipped from magazine with archeology theme.

Newspaper clipping: “Holy Land yields early Bible Papyri”.

Newspaper clipping. New York Times, April. 26, 1941: “Legendary letter of Jesus is read”. Supplied by Luce’s Press Clipping Bureau.

Newspaper clipping. Palestine Post, Sunday, April 22, 1934: “Lachish to London by Lorry”.

Newspaper clipping. 1941. “Explorer has hunch as to identity of three new Lawrences in Africa”.

Newspaper clipping. N.Y. World Telegram, April 25, 1941. “Letter attributed to Christ found in copy in Palestine”.

Newspaper clipping. Paris Herald, Dec. [?] “Colt- Strickland ceremony held”.

Newspaper clipping. Buenos Aires Herald, March 5, 1938. “Mr Starkey’s murder”.

Newspaper clipping. “Citizens of 689 A.D. had tax worries, too”.

Newspaper clipping. “Mrs. Hodges closes dance club ‘classes’”.

Newspaper clipping. The New York Times. Dec. 29, 1940. “Holy Land yields early Bible papyri”.

Newspaper clipping with photo of Miss Teresa Strickland. Nov. 29, 1927. Provided by the General Press Cutting Association, Ltd.

Newspaper clipping with photo. The New York, Sun, June 19, 1937. “Beautiful Sloan estate to be open to public”.

Newspaper clipping: “Ancients worried by Mothers-in- law”.

Newspaper cartoon clipping: “What did Confucius say?”

Portion of The Times Literary Supplement, Saturday, June 7, 1941. “News and Notes”.

Newspaper clipping” The Sunday Times, December 18, 1938. “Safeguarding Hadrian’s wall”.

+Envelope originally holding clippings, Bulletin of Yale University letterhead.

Issue of Archaeology, January 1973, vol. 26, no. 1.

Collector’s original folders for rehoused items.

Red buckram covered folder. Inside in pencil: “Front. 20 poems [crossed off] New Army. Rear.”18 x 15 cm.

Portion of notebook with lined paper. In pencil: “18518 L.E.N.O.” 21 x 14 cm.

Portion of folder. Spine title: “Day book”. 17 x 12 cm.

Green covered folder. Paper label on spine: “Plain tales from the Hills by R.K. 1st [?] ed.” In pencil on inside cover “1962 Goodspeed”. 22 x 17 cm.

Orange plastic covered patterned folder. 22 x 20 cm.

Red buckram covered portfolio. Bookplate of H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling collection. Handwritten note in pencil laid in: “Recessional”. 25 x 19 cm.

Orangish buckram covered folder. Cover title: “The King’s pilgrimage. Rudyard Kipling 1922”. 21 x 15 cm.

Red buckram covered folder. Bookplate of H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling collection. Handwritten note in pencil on index card laid in: “This will take. The Cantuarian. Vol. 12, no. 3. December. Contains: Opening of the New Junior School at Milner Court”. 22 x 14 cm.

Covers of “Antiquities of Roman Britain”. 22 x 15 cm. cm.

Red buckram covered folder. In pencil on inside cover “Rear”. 18 x 13 cm.

Red buckram covered folder. Cover title: “Rudyard Kipling. The great play hunt. 1930”. 21 x 14 cm.

Red buckram covered folder. Cover title: “Rudyard Kipling. The manner of men. 1930”. 21 x 14 cm.

Red buckram covered folder. Cover title: “Rudyard Kipling. An address. October 5, 1929”. 21 x 14 cm.

Red buckram covered clamshell box. Spine title: “Kipling. Horsmonden School Budget. 1898 ”. 17 x 12 cm.

Red folder sleeve and buckram covered box. Cover title: “Rudyard Kipling”. 14 x 10 cm. folder in 15 x 11 cm. box.

Red quarter calf and buckram covered clamshell box. Spine title: “On the death of a dog. Kipling m.s.”. 20 x 16 cm. Enclosed typewritten note: “This poem was specially composed and written for Lady Bates on the death of her dog”. Note typewritten on back of letterpress announcement of the publication of ‘Excavations in the cemetery at Khirbet Kufin, Palestine’. [Original typescript NOS 2008-04-10]

Brown quarter calf and buckram covered clamshell box. Spine title: “The gentle-mans calling. London MDCLXII”. 18 x 12 cm.

Paper folder: “The Lark classics. Barrack-Room ballads, Recessional andc. Kipling”. 16 x 13 cm.

Light brown quarter calf and buckram covered clamshell box. Spine title: “The cause of humanity (unpublished) typescript with holograph corrections-Kipling”. 30 x 24 cm. [Original typescript NOS 2008-04-10]

Red covered portfolio with ties. 30 x 25 cm. Enclosed TLS, Birdsall and Son, Bookbinders and Stationers, Northampton letterhead, November 12, 1946. Addressed to Hon. A. Strachey, London. Signed at end “A. Birdsall”. 26 x 20 cm.

Packet of 58 extra copies of A Christmas greeting by Rudyard Kipling. Gift of the Two Horse Press to the Kipling Society, Kipling Centennial Commemoration, 1965. PR4854.C384 1965 copies 2-59 (on lccn 2008570220)

Miscellaneous Illustrations, portraits and caricatures of Rudyard Kipling. PR4856.C626 1880

Caricatures and portraits of Rudyard Kipling (1)

“The Singer of Empire” by L. Raven Hill. Punch, June 26, 1935, no. 9 in series “People in Punch” [Color caricature of Kipling in roman toga playing lyre]. 28 x 22 cm. (2 copies)

“Mr. Rudyard Kipling” by Bert Thomas. [Color portrait of Kipling with crossed arms, holding straw hat. Red elephant with swastika around its neck at Kipling’s feet]. Supplement to The World, October 4, 1919. 32 x 23 cm.

Illustrated advertisement. “A.D. 2150 remarkable story by Rudyard Kipling in the March London. on sale here”. Design incorporates reproduction of portrait of Kipling, facing slightly left by Simpson. 30 x 34 cm.

Clipping. “The poet of the empire: Mr. Rudyard Kipling” by [Kaffy?], 1928. Britannia, December 14, 1928, p. 993. 35 x 25 cm.

Illustrated periodical cover. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling--portrait painted by the Hon. John Collier and exhibited at the New Gallery” on The Sphere, May 18, 1901. 42 x 30 cm.

Illustrated periodical cover. “Rudyard Kipling: veteran of English letters, poet of Empire and a master of fiction” on The Illustrated London News, January 18, 1936. Reproduction of portrait drawing by Sir William Rothenstein. 37 x 26 cm.

“Twenty-five years elapse– some notable characters in the drama of the last quarter-century” / crawn by H.H. Harris. [Group portrait of 52 distinguished men and women during the King’s reign]. The Bystander, May 15, 1935. 31 x 44 cm.

Newspaper clipping. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling” [Left profile portrait of Kipling]. [Morning Post], December 3, 1935. 10 x 10 cm.

“Twenty-five years elapse– some notable characters in the drama of the last quarter-century” / crawn by H.H. Harris. [Group portrait of 52 distinguished men and women during the King’s reign]. The Bystander, May 15, 1935. 31 x 44 cm.

Clipping: “Rudyard Kipling by the Hon. John Collier. (48 x 38.)”. Reproduction. The Art Journal, [n.d.], p. 105. 15 x 18 cm.

[Portrait of Kipling, facing slightly right]. Reproduction of the portrait copyrighted by New Amsterdam Book Company in 1899. On mount 25 x 16 cm. (visible image 12 x 6 cm.)

Newspaper clipping. Editorial cartoon from the Westminster Gazette, May 19, 1914. “A spit from the Pantiles. Mr. Rudyard Kipling, at an anti-Home-Rule meeting at Tunbridge Wells on Satruday, made a speech of wild abuse of the Government” [caricature of cat with face of Rudyard Kipling arching its back]. 19 x 22 cm. on mount 20 x 23 cm.

Newspaper clipping: “Romance of a pavement artist”. [?]. April 12, 1930. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling, a cartoon by Gal (Alfred Lowe)”. 32 x 8 cm. (image size 7 x 5.5 cm.)

[6]. Clipping from unidentified source, article “Some old ceilings”. “Caricature of Rudyard Kipling by Joseph Simpson”. Page measures 30 x 22 cm. (10 x 8 cm. caricature).

[7]. Clipping. [Portrait of Kipling, facing right] by W. Strang. Reproduction. [?]. [n.d.]. 28 x 22 cm. mount (visible image 10 x 7 cm.)

[8]. Illustrated periodical cover. “Kipling” on Cassell’s Magazine, January 1908. 25 x 17 cm. on mount 20 x 32 cm.

Collector’s original folder “Caricatures”.

Portraits of Kipling.

Newspaper clipping. Glasgow Herald. “Mr. Rudyard Kipling”. Sept. 4, 1915. 31 x 25 cm.

[Photomechanical reproduction of color woodcut portrait of Rudyard Kipling] / by W. Nicholson. 31 x 25 cm.

“Rudyard Kipling natus 1865. after camera portrait by Hoppé”. Everyman portraits, June 5, 1912. 35 x 28 cm.

“Soldier’s Three” [full length color portrait of Rudyard Kipling] / Spy. Vanity Fair, June 7, 1894. Vincent Brooks, Day and Son, Lith. 39 x 27 cm.

“Men of the day. No. DLXXXIX [589]. Mr. Rudyard Kipling” / Jehu Junior. Vanity Fair, June 7, 1894, p. 375- 376. + collector’s original folder “642 New York Studio, Fifth Avenue ...”.

From folder: Beerbohm. Kipling caricatures. Notices from newspapers

Clipping. Evening Standard. November 18, 1960. “Beerbohm’s devastating doodles–even his friends weren’t spared”.

Clipping. New York Herald Tribune, December 11, 1960. “Max Beerbohm’s library going on sale. Own doodles, parodies adorn text of collection” / by Richard C. Wahl. (2 pieces)

Clipping. New York Times Magazine, December 11, 1960. “Max Beerbohm’s private fun” / by Seth S. King. (2 pieces) + collector’s original envelope Sotheby and Co. letterhead.

Photograph reproduction of painting “Les beaux esprits se rencontrent par Violet Garrard”. Neurdein Frères, Phot. Handwritten note on verso: “Lines written about the enclosed photograph of a picture of Miss Violet Garrard, who was a childhood friend of Rudyard Kipling. The Light that Failed was a description of her”. Additional handwritten note by H.D. Colt: “Written by Miss Frances Egerton who sold the items at Sotheby on 10 December, 1968. Lot 687". 27 x 17 cm. on mount 42 x 32 cm. + collector’s original folder.

Black and White. May 25, 1901. “In Kipling’s village. The empire laureate in the village where he writes his books”. Illustrated with reproduction of portrait drawing of Kipling by Mortimer [Maupin?]. Caricature on verso of mount by Max Beerbohm: “Mr. Rudyard Kipling takes a bloomin’ day aht, on the blasted ‘eath, along with Britannia, ‘is gurl” Reproduced from ‘The Poet’s Corner’.

From folder “Reviews, articles on Kipling” Britannia.

December 14, 1928. “Rudyard Kipling, his school and youth” / B.C. Beresford. (2 copies)

December 14, 1928. “The poet of the empire: Mr. Rudyard Kipling”. Caricature of Rudyard

Kipling by [Kaffe?].

December 21, 1928. “Rudyard Kipling, his school and youth” / B.C. Beresford. Illustrated.

From folder “Reviews, articles on Kipling” John Bull. October 15, 1932. “[Hannen...?]’s open letter to Rudyard Kipling. Your India has gone west!”. With caricature of Kipling and Mohatma Gandhi by Whitelaw.

Oversize Periodical extracts with works by Kipling. Review articles on Kipling. PR4856.C626 1880. lccn 2008570857

Black and White. Christmas number 1898. “The burning of the Sarah Sands” / by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrated by C.M. Sheldon. + collector’s original folder.

Civil and Military Gazette. January 17, 1894. “The son of his father” / by Rudyard Kipling.

The Daily Mail. October 11, 1923. “Mr. Kipling’s speech in full. Self-Ownership. Privileges of independence. Price and policy”.

From folder “Newspaper clippings” The Daily Telegraph. March 13, 1933. “Souvenirs of France.–I. Rudyard Kipling’s boyhood memories of Paris”.

June 29, 1918. “Sportsman and artist–XXVI. The work of William Nicholson” / by Isaac Bickerstaffe. [includes reproductions of pictures from November and April from the Almanac of twelve sports with verse by Kipling]. Illustrated.

The Graphic.

December 1895 Christmas number. “The devil and the deep sea” / by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrated by Frank Brangwyn. + collector’s original folder.

December 1896 Christmas number. “Bread upon the waters” / by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrated by Frank Brangwyn. + collector’s original folder.

December 1897 Christmas number. “Pharaoh and the Sergeant” / by Rudyard Kipling ; illustrated by Frank Dadd, R.I. + collector’s original folder.

The Illustrated London News.

December 1890 Christmas number. “Mrs. Hauksbee sits out” / by Rudyard Kipling [illustrated by A. Forestter] + collector’s original folder.

December 1893 Christmas number. “The bridge builders” / by Rudyard Kipling. [illustrated by R. Caton Woodville] + collector’s original folder.

Pall Mall Gazette. (1) June 15, 1893. Special edition. “The merchantmen” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

Pall Mall Gazette. (2) December 14, 1893. 5th edition. “The rhyme of the three sealers” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

Pall Mall Gazette. (3) November 14, 1894. Special edition. “The undertakers” / by Rudyard Kipling. Pt. 1. November 15, 1894. Special edition. “The undertakers” / by Rudard Kipling. Pt. 2. + collector’s original folder.

Pall Mall Gazette. (4) From folder “Newspaper clippings” December 12, 1894. 4th ed. “Letting in the jungle” / Rudyard Kipling.

Pearson’s Weekly. Week ending September 16, 1909. “Cuckoo Song” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

St. James Budget. July 27, 1894. “A new poem by Rudyard Kipling. A facsimile of the ms. The American spirit speaks. As it strikes a contemporary”.

St. James Gazette. August 5, 1891. “The man at M. Dras not by Mr. Rudyard Kipling”. [parody] by H.S.C.

Sunday Pictorial. October 26, 1919. “The Gods of the copybook headings” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

Sunday Pictorial. October 26, 1919. “The Gods of the copybook headings” / by Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

From folder “Newspaper clippings” Times Literary Supplement. November 20, 1919. “Hodder and Stoughton, Publisher’s London ... Rudyard Kipling’s verse (inclusive edition) 1885-1918”. [full page advertisement]. lccn 2008570857 Blomfontein/South Africa materialPR4856.C626 1880

The Friend. March 17, 1900 issue of newspaper. (BRITTLE) + collector’s original envelope reused from Frank Holling’s letterhead envelope.

The Friend. March 30, 1900 issue of newspaper. (BRITTLE) in two sleeves.

The Friend. April 2, 1900 issue of newspaper. (BRITTLE)

The Friend. June 10, 1950 issue of newspaper. + collector’s original envelope addressed to N. Croom-Johnson.

The Friend. Special centenary supplement to ‘The Friend’, June 10, 1950. “1850-1950 a century of achievement”. 24 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 36 x 27 cm.

The Owl. (Capetown, South Africa) Photostat copy. January 24, 1902. “The owl cake goes to Kipling for his latest and greatest work”.

Collector’s original buckram bound folder: “Rudyard Kipling.’The Friend’ Bloemfontein and Boer War relics, 1900”. Bookplate of H. Dunscombe Colt Kipling Collection on inside front cover. Handwritten note: “Original copies of ‘The Friend’. March 30, 1900; April 2, 1900; March 17, 1900”.

Oversize (53 items)lccn 2008570857 PR4856.C626 1880. Individual issues of newspapers. Kipling obituaries. Kipling centenary. Non-Kipling miscellany.

Daily Chronicle. February 17, 1919. “Memorials of empire’s fallen heroes”. + collector’s original folder.

Daily Mail. April 5, 1923. + collector’s original folder: “Interview”.

The Daily News and Leader. July 23, 1917. + collector’s original folder: “Lines in aid of King’s College Hospital, Dulwich”.

“Destroyers at Jutland” articles. Observer. October 22, 1916. Daily News. October 26, 1916; October 31, 1916. Manchester Guardian. October 31, 1916. + collector’s original folder.

Le Matin. September 15, 1921. “Rudyard Kipling aux régions dévastées” (2 copies) + collector’s original folder.

Pall Mall Gazette. January 29, 1895. “Good hunting” / Rudyard Kipling. January 30, 1895. “Good hunting” / Rudyard Kipling. + collector’s original folder.

The Times. (1) January 4, 1902. “The Islanders”. January 4, 1902. “The Islanders”. + collector’s original folder.

The Times. (2) August 9, 1915. Supplement. “War poems from The Times, August 1914-1915”. April 24, 1920. “The strength of England. Mr. Kipling on its secret. The future and its task. + collector’s original folder.

The Times Weekly Edition. January 3, 1902. “The Islanders”, Supplement, p. 1.

From folder “Reviews, articles on Kipling” The Sunday Express. December 29, 1935. “Kipling, poet of empire is 70 tomorrow”.

Kipling obituaries: newspaper clippings from January 18-19, 1936. The Daily Express (2 items); The Daily Mail (4 items); The Daily Sketch (1 item); The Daily Telegraph (1 item); The Morning Post (2 items); News of the World (1 item); [Press of the World?] (1 item); Sunday Dispatch (3 items); Sunday Express (1 item); Sunday Graphic and Sunday News (2 items); The Times (1 item) + collector’s original reused envelope holding items.

Kipling Centenary articles. [1]. Book Week. January 6, 1966. “Shining up boots, boots, boots” / by Alan Pryce-Jones. Illustrated. [2]. Daily Orange. Syracuse University’s Daily Newspaper. November 19, 1965. “Library exhibit. SU celebrates Kipling Centennial”. [3]. The New York Times Book Review. December 26, 1965. “The burden of Rudyard Kipling” / by Khushwant Singh. Illustrated. [4]. The Sunday Times. November 7, 1965. “Kipling and Co.” / James Pope- Hennessy.

New York Times. November 21, 1965. “Surveying Pennsylvania’s ‘French country’” / by Waldo Wright.

From folder “Newspaper clippings” The Times. December 24, 1931. Supplement. “Farewell Miss Julie Logan: a wintry tale / by J. M. Barrie. Includes advertisement announcing appeal for funds for The Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, London. December 24, 1937. Supplement. “Faithful Jane: a Christmas story written for the Times” / by “Q”; illustrated by H.M. Brock, R.I.

From folder “Newspaper clippings” The Weekly Sun. April 12, 1896. “I. George Meredith’s poetry. II. John Davidson. III. Swinburne on Walt Whitman. IV. Robert Louis Stevenson. V. William Watson. VI. Francis Thompson. VII. Augustine Birrell. VIII. Elizabethan poetry. IX. Thomas Hardy”.