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Holiff Family Fonds (SC510) University of Victoria Special Collections and University Archives Finding Aid - Holiff family fonds (SC510) Generated by Access to Memory (AtoM) 2.5.4 Printed: February 11, 2021 Language of description: English University of Victoria Special Collections and University Archives Special Collections and University Archives University of Victoria PO Box 1800 STN CSC Victoria BC Canada V8W 3H5 Telephone: 250-721-8257 Fax: 250-721-8215 Email: [email protected] https://www.uvic.ca/library/locations/home/archives/ https://uvic2.coppul.archivematica.org//index.php/holiff-family-fonds Holiff family fonds Table of contents Summary information .................................................................................................................................... 14 Administrative history / Biographical sketch ................................................................................................ 14 Scope and content ......................................................................................................................................... 16 Arrangement .................................................................................................................................................. 16 Notes .............................................................................................................................................................. 16 Access points ................................................................................................................................................. 17 Collection holdings ........................................................................................................................................ 18 SC510-Box 1, Textual Records, Graphic Materials ................................................................................... 18 SC510-Box 1-1.1, Edgeworx (2007-2008) .............................................................................................. 18 SC510-Box 1-1.2, Cash Files: Index (2005) ........................................................................................... 18 SC510-Box 1-1.3, Advertisements: Events (1964-1998) ........................................................................ 19 SC510-Box 1-1.4, Movie PR Stills (1970-1973) .................................................................................... 19 SC510-Box 1-1.5, Ephemera: Johnny Cash (1965-1975) ....................................................................... 19 SC510-Box 1-1.6, Contract, Covers and Clippings (1960-2005) ............................................................ 20 SC510-Box 1-1.7, Programs: Saul Holiff (1964-1965) ........................................................................... 20 SC510-Box 1-1.8, Programs: Johnny Cash (1961-1974) ........................................................................ 20 SC510-Box 1-1.9, Holiff Eyes Only Letters, 1 of 2 (1956-1997) ........................................................... 21 SC510-Box 1-1.10, Holiff Eyes Only Letters, 2 of 2 (1961-2004) ......................................................... 21 SC510-Box 1-1.11, Vital Records, Ephemera: Saul Holiff (1925-1995) ................................................ 22 SC510-Box 1-1.12, Personal History, Reflective Notes: Saul Holiff (1994-2001) ................................. 22 SC510-Box 1-1.13, Letters, Clippings (1997-2009) ................................................................................ 22 SC510-Box 1-1.14, Clippings: Johnny Cash ........................................................................................... 23 SC510-Box 1-1.15, Johnny Cash in Ireland (1968-1971) ....................................................................... 23 SC510-Box 1-1.16, Press (1940-1959) .................................................................................................... 23 SC510-Box 1-1.17, Press (1957-1969) .................................................................................................... 24 SC510-Box 1-1.18, Press (1970-1979) .................................................................................................... 24 SC510-Box 1-1.19, Press (1980-1989) .................................................................................................... 24 SC510-Box 1-1.20, Press (1990-1999) .................................................................................................... 25 SC510-Box 1-1.21, Press (2000-2009) .................................................................................................... 25 SC510-Box 1-1.22, General Press: Walk the Line (2005-2006) ............................................................. 26 SC510-Box 1-1.23, London Press: Walk the Line (2005-2006) ............................................................. 26 SC510-Box 1-1.24, Press, Holiff Eyes Only (1965-1968) ...................................................................... 26 SC510-Box 1-1.25, Letters (copies) (1965-1975) ................................................................................... 27 SC510-Box 1-1.26, Promotion: Extra Press Copies (1970-2006) ........................................................... 27 University of Victoria Special Collections and University Archives Page 2 Holiff family fonds SC510-Box 1-1.27, Press, Original Duplicates (1969-2003) .................................................................. 27 SC510-Box 1-1.28, Letters (1943-1945) ................................................................................................. 28 SC510-Box 1-1.29, Letters (1956-1958) ................................................................................................. 28 SC510-Box 1-1.30, Letters (1959-1960) ................................................................................................. 28 SC510-Box 1-1.31, Letters (1961) ........................................................................................................... 29 SC510-Box 1-1.32, Letters (1962) ........................................................................................................... 29 SC510-Box 1-1.33, Letters (1963-1964) ................................................................................................. 29 SC510-Box 1-1.34, Letters (1965) ........................................................................................................... 30 SC510-Box 1-1.35, Letters (1966) ........................................................................................................... 30 SC510-Box 1-1.36, Letters (1967) ........................................................................................................... 30 SC510-Box 1-1.37, Letters (1968) ........................................................................................................... 31 SC510-Box 1-1.38, Letters (1969) ........................................................................................................... 31 SC510-Box 1-1.39, Letters (1970) ........................................................................................................... 32 SC510-Box 1-1.40, Letters (1971-1972) ................................................................................................. 32 SC510-Box 1-1.41, Letters (1973-1974) ................................................................................................. 32 SC510-Box 1-1.42, Letters (1975-1978) ................................................................................................. 33 SC510-Box 1-1.43, Letters (1980-2006) ................................................................................................. 33 SC510-Box 1-1.44, Letters, Childhood (1982-1993) .............................................................................. 33 SC510-Box 1-1.45, Stationery, 1 of 2 (1956-1980) ................................................................................ 34 SC510-Box 1-1.46, Stationery, 2 of 2 (1950-1980) ................................................................................ 34 SC510-Box 1-1.47, Publicity Photographs (1962) .................................................................................. 34 SC510-Box 1-1.48, Photographs: Saul Holiff (1928-1999) .................................................................... 35 SC510-Box 2, Textual Records, Graphic Materials ................................................................................... 35 SC510-Box 2-2.1, Tommy Hunter and Saul Holiff (1966-1996) ........................................................... 36 SC510-Box 2-2.2, Jonathan Holiff Career: Photographs (1980-2005) ................................................... 36 SC510-Box 2-2.3, David Holiff: Photographs and Ephemera (1983-1985) ............................................ 36 SC510-Box 2-2.4, Death and Dying (1982-2004) ................................................................................... 37 SC510-Box 2-2.5, Final Exit / Saul Holiff .............................................................................................. 37 SC510-Box 2-2.6, Book of Liff: Items that fell out (1948-1960) ........................................................... 37 SC510-Box 2-2.7, Book Proposal and Research (2008) ......................................................................... 38 SC510-Box 2-2.8, Book: Passages (2007-2008) ..................................................................................... 38 SC510-Box 2-2.9, Book: Outline (2008) ................................................................................................
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