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Alfred A. Knopf, Inc Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.: An Inventory of Its Records at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Title: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Records Dates: 1873-1996 (bulk 1945-1980) Extent: 1526 boxes, plus art work, film, galleys, realia, and video (635.8 linear feet) Arrangement Due to size, this inventory has been divided into 20 separate units that can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted text below: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series Descriptions and Series I., Boxes 1-41.10 [Part I] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series I (continued), Boxes 41.11-141 [Part II] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series I (continued), Boxes 142-247.10 [Part III] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series I (continued), Boxes 247.11-400 [Part IV] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series I (continued), Boxes 400-500 [Part V] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series II., Boxes 501-685.2 [Part VI] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series III. - Series V. Subseries E., Boxes 685.3-839.3 [Part VII] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series V. Subseries F. - Series VI. Subseries B., Boxes 839.4-957.3 [Part VIII] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series VI. Subseries C. - Subseries F., Boxes 957.4-1172.10 [Part IX] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series VII. Subseries A. Sub-subseries 1., Boxes 1173.1-1247.5 [Part X] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series VII. Subseries A. Sub-subseries 1. (continued) - Sub-subseries 2., Boxes 1247.6-1374.1 [Part XI] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Series VII. Subseries A. Sub-subseries 2. (continued) - Subseries C., Boxes 1374.2-1521 [Part XII] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, A-Bo [Part XIII] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, Br-Do [Part XIV][This page] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, Dr-G [Part XV] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, H-Kh [Part XVI] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, Ki-Me [Part XVII] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, Mi-R [Part XVIII] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, S-U [Part XIX] Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., Records--Index of Correspondents, V-Z and Appendix I. Rejected Authors [Part XX] 2 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.--Index of Correspondents (Br-Do) The index contains box and folder number references to correspondence with individuals and firms. In some cases, the numbers refer to files about an author, and do not contain correspondence with the author. These entries are marked with an [S], for subject, just after the author's name. Each box and folder number following an [S] entry will only contain correspondence about the subject. Entries labeled [O] contain only outgoing letters to the individual or firm. Each number following an [O] entry will refer only to outgoing correspondence. For entries not marked with either an [S] or an [O], box and folder citations will refer to a mixture of correspondence to, from, and occasionally about the individual or firm. When an individual box and folder number is followed by (C), it means that specific citation refers only to a cross-reference. Corporate names sort before personal names. [O] = Outgoing correspondence only [S] = Correspondence about the person only (C) = Folder contains only cross-reference to other folder Braatoy, Sigrid -- 728.5 Brabson, Fay Warrington, 1880-1970 -- 62.10, 83.1, 122.9 Bracco, Edgar Jean -- 100.4 Bracco, Edgar Jean, Mrs. -- 17.17 Brace, Don -- 595.6 Brace, Gerald Warner, 1901- (Boston University) -- 43.7, 58.5 Brace, Ida -- 522.5, 564.15 Brace, Richard Munthe, 1915- (Northwestern University) -- 43.5(C), 250.2, 688.7 Braceland, Francis J. (Francis James), 1900- (Mayo Clinic) -- 83.1 Brach, Gosswein & Lane -- 144.11 Bracher, Frederick -- 60.14 Bracher, Karl Dietrich, 1922- -- 307.6, 754.6, 867.2 Brackbill, Yvonne -- 371.2(C) Bracker, Jon, 1936- -- 250.2, 276.9 Brackman, Bob -- 62.10(C) Bradbury, Elizabeth -- 307.6 Bradbury, Malcolm, 1932- -- 276.10, 307.6, 343.7, 371.2, 402.2, 450.12 Bradbury, Ray, 1920- -- 250.2, 275.5, 276.9, 294.11, 900.9-10 Brademas, John, 1927- (Congress of the United States) -- 201.11, 343.7, 497.2 Braden, Spruille, 1894- -- 17.17, 144.8, 401.1 Braden, William (Chicago Sun Times) -- 402.1, 430.15 Bradford, Ben -- 201.11, 248.10 Bradford, Mary Rose -- 19.13, 522.5, 599.7 Bradford, Ned, 1911-1979 -- 450.12, 606.2, 754.6, 779.4; see also Little, Brown and Company Bradford, P. W. -- 144.8 Bradford, Robert F. -- 17.17 Bradford, William, 1588-1657 [S] -- 873.13 Bradlee, Benjamin C. (Newsweek) [O] -- 270.1 Bradlee, Frederic [O] -- 728.1, 1164.4 3 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Bradley, Charles C. (Montana State College) -- 144.8, 450.12 Bradley, David J. -- 144.8, 175.5, 201.11, 225.6 Bradley, Dorothy H. -- 529.9 Bradley, Harold W. -- 83.1 Bradley, Ida Knopf -- 572.7 Bradley, Jenny -- 505.21, 513.11, 516.5, 519.3, 522.5, 524.9, 526.2, 534.3, 539.4, 541.5, 546.3, 548.2, 555.10, 552.8, 558.3, 574.4, 597.1, 601.5, 603.4-5, 604.8, 606.2, 608.3, 686.2, 687.1, 687.3-4, 687.6, 687.8, 688.9, 689.12-13, 692.7-9, 702.4-6, 703.2, 728.1, 862.7, 866.8, 873.2, 873.14, 873.17, 881.4, 886.10, 890.3, 894.6-7; see also William Aspenwall Bradley Agency Bradley, Larry C. -- 779.4 Bradley, Paul L. (Department of Defense) -- 107.11 Bradley, Phillips, 1894- (University of Illinois, Syracuse University) -- 17.17, 100.4, 117.7, 144.8, 225.6, 502.4 Bradley, Rhoda -- 211.8 Bradley, Robert H. -- 122.9-10 Bradley, Robert W. -- 450.12 Bradley, Rod -- 907.7 Bradley, Tom -- 837.1 Bradley, Van Allen, 1913- -- 62.10, 276.9(C), 718.2; see also The Chicago daily news Bradley, Wendell -- 451.1, 958.1 Bradley, William Aspenwall, 1878-1939 -- 564.6 Bradley, Zorro A. (University of Alaska) -- 754.6 Bradshaw, George, 1907- [S] -- 867.2 Bradshaw, Leslie Havergal -- 62.3, 62.10 Brady, Charles A. (Charles Andrew), 1912- [O] -- 562.4 Brady, Charles J. -- 371.2 Brady, Cyrus Townsend, b. 1887 (United States Steel Export Co.) -- 17.17, 163.6, 189.14 Brady, Emily K. -- 276.9 Brady, Fred (Boston Traveler) -- 163.6 Brady, Gerald P. -- 431.1 Brady, James J. -- 180.6 Brady, Mildred Erie -- 17.17 Brady, R. P. -- 321.13 Brady, Raymond (Dun's) -- 832.2 Brady, Robert Alexander, 1901- -- 43.5 Brady, Roy -- 334.10, 594.5 Brady, Tom (New York Times) [O] -- 272.2 Brady, Tom A. (University of Oregon) -- 754.6, 771.2 Brady, Tully -- 564.14 Braeman, John (University of Nebraska at Lincoln) -- 541.5 Bragdon, Claude Fayette, 1866-1946 -- 276.9, 502.2, 558.3, 596.1, 618.2, 731.10-11, 958.1, 958.7, 1185.10, 1185.12 Bragdon, Elizabeth (Bobbs-Merrill Co.) [O] -- 14.15 Bragdon, Henry Wilkinson -- 17.17, 43.5, 122.9, 450.12(C), 502.4, 702.6, 867.2, 871.8, 873.13, 890.7 Bragdon, Lillian J. -- 522.5, 541.5, 596.14, 602.4, 653.2, 873.13 Brager-Larsen, O. -- 83.1(C) Bragg, Melvyn, 1939- -- 451.2, 494.1, 814.5-6, 901.1-2 Bragg, Paul Chappuis -- 27.3, 62.10 Braham, Lionel -- 250.2 4 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Braham, Randolph L. [S] -- 343.7 Braider, Donald, 1923- -- 276.9 Braidwood, Robert J. (Robert John), 1907- (University of Chicago) -- 180.6, 179.8, 340.1, 343.7 Brailow, Alexander -- 894.5 Brain, John -- 225.6(C) Braine, John [S] -- 201.11 Brainer, Alexander -- 293.1 Brainerd, Betty -- 23.11 Braithwaite, William Stanley, 1878-1962 -- 225.6 Brajc-Joworsek, Jose -- 307.6(C) Brakefield, Tom -- 780.4 Bramah, Ernest, 1869?-1942 [S] -- 307.6 Bramante editrice -- 343.7, 371.2 Bramanti, R. (Yankton State Hospital) -- 343.7 Bramerman, Harry (Monthly review press) -- 754.6 Brammer, Billy Lee (Time) -- 307.6 Brams, Jane M. -- 548.2 Brams, Stanley H. -- 897.2, 898.2 Branat, Carl -- 307.6(C) Brancale, Ralph (New Jersey. Diagnostic Center) -- 83.1, 225.6 Brancati, Vitaliano, 1907-1954 -- 100.6 Branch, Murel H. -- 122.9 Branch, William B. [O] -- 250.2 Brand and Cooper -- 131.17 Brand, Christianna, 1907- -- 63.1, 65.14, 100.4, 144.8 Brand, Galen -- 754.6, 780.5, 786.2 Brand, Millen, 1906-1980 (Magazine Institute) -- 250.2, 307.6 Brand, Renee -- 201.11(C) Brand, Rosenthal, Norton & Miller -- 121.3 Brand, Stewart [O] -- 838.2 Brandau, Robert -- 791.1, 791.4 Brandeis Bibliophiles -- 510.11, 513.11, 548.2 Brandeis University -- 43.5, 122.9, 490.5, 505.21, 508.7, 510.11, 511.1, 513.11, 519.3, 544.10, 546.3, 552.8, 558.3, 567.7, 608.3, 892.3 Brandeis University. Library -- 657.6 Brandeis University. Society of Bibliophiles -- 542.8 Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941 (Supreme Court of the United States) -- 648.10 Brandenberg, Franz -- 371.2, 396.3, 409.1, 433.1, 450.12, 480.4 Brandes, Ray, 1924- (Arizona Pioneer Historical Society) -- 343.7, 371.2 Brandon, Henry, 1916- (The Sunday Times) -- 510.11, 599.5, 648.10 Brandon, Jane C. -- 122.9 Brandon, Lee -- 62.10 Brandon, Wilfred -- 707.11; see also Ellis, Edith Brandon, William, 1914- (California State University) -- 754.6, 779.4 Brandon-Albini, Maria -- 100.4 Brandt & Brandt -- 7.4, 8.5, 17.17, 19.4, 19.12, 25.5, 30.1, 33.13, 37.16, 39.17, 41.8, 41.14, 43.5-8, 45.12, 51.1, 58.15, 59.2, 60.5, 60.7, 61.5, 61.9, 62.10, 63.1-2, 64.10, 67.2, 68.7, 69.15, 71.13, 74.5, 77.13, 78.12, 78.16, 81.5, 83.1, 83.3, 83.6, 83.8(C), 84.6, 84.8, 84.12, 85.10, 85.17, 87.15, 96.11, 96.14, 99.9, 100.4, 100.7-8, 101.5, 102.6, 104.4, 106.5, 107.16, 117.8, 122.11, 124.1, 126.1, 129.2, 139.13, 141.2, 141.17, 142.1, 142.14, 144.8, 144.10-11, 145.12, 5 Alfred A.
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