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Arcy, UK, 1945-1958 to Fr ' Alexander, David New York, 31 July 1963 To Clayton Rawson 1 t.l.s. Ailing ham, Margery Tolleshut D'Arcy, U.K., 1945-1958 To Frederic Dannay and Paul R. Reynolds 3 a.l.s.; 9 tl.s.; 3 a.n.s. Ambler, Eric v.p., 1951-1975 To v.p. 2 a.l.s.; 1 tl.s. Anderson, Fred I. East Jamaica, VT, 1941-1947 To Frederick Dannay 17 tl.s. Armstrong, Charlotte Glendale, CA, 4 Dec. 1953 To [Edwin] Seaver tl.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Armstrong, Charlotte Glendale, CA, 1950-1959 To Frederic Dannay and A. Wellesley Foshay 8 tl.s.; 1 a.n.s. Arnott, Noeline Palmerston North, New Zeal&, 1966-1967 To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s.; 2 tl.s. I j Arthur, Mildred H. Haworth, NJ, 21 Sept. 1962 To Frederic Dannay 1 t-l.s. Arthur, Robert Yorktown Heights, NY, 27 Oct. 1951 To Frederic Dannay 1 t.l.s. Ashbaugh, Richard Columbus, OH, 22 May n.y. To Frederic Dannay 1 Us. Asimov, Isaac New York & West Newton, MA, 1961-1977 To Frederic Dannay and Eleanor Sullivan < . 13 Us. Atkey, Bertram Highcliffe, U.K., 1944-1946 To Frederic Dannay 4 Us. Austin, Margaret Mrs W.E.) Bay Village, OH, 1959-1964 To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s.; 11 t.l.s.; 1 a.n.s. Avallone, Michael East Brunswick, NJ & n.p., 1955-1981 and n.d. To Frederic Dannay and Eleanor Sullivan 4 a.l.s.; 42 t.l.s.; 1 p.l.s.; 1 p.l.; 1 tp.c. Bachrach, Sylvia Farnham n.p., July - Aug. 1954 To Frederic Dannay and Robert P. Mills )- 3 t.l.s. Bailey, H. C. Llanfairfechan, U.K., 22 April [1954] To Ellery Queen 1 a.l.s. Baldwin, Faith Norwalk, CT, 2 Dec. 1953 To [Edwin] Seaver t.l.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Ball, John Encino, CA, 1975-1981 To Frederic Dan nay 9 tl.s. Barker, Shirley New York & Durham, NH 16 Oct. and Dec. 1 1954, To Robert P. Mills 2 tl.s. Barr, Stephen Woodstock, NY, 1960-1975 & n.d. To Frederick Dannay 29 a.l.s.; 11 t.l.s. Barzun, Jacques New York, 1956-1979 To Frederick Dannay 24 tl.s.; 3 pi; 1 a.n.s.; 1 a.p.c. Baxt, George New York, n.d. To Susan 1 a.n.s. Beach, Stewart New York, 19 Aug. To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s. Bell, Josephine Gulldford, [U.K.], 15 April 1966 To [Frederic Dannay] 1 a.l.s. Bellamy, Ralph New York, 1 Dec. 1953 To Edwin Seaver 1 Us. Bennett, Margot London, 4 May 1966 To "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine" 1 Us. Bentley, Phyllis Halifax, U.K., 1952-1975 To Frederic Dannay 9 Us. Bentley, E. C. London, 20 Sept. 1951 To Ellery Queen 1 Us. Bentley, Phyllis Halifax, U.K., 14 Dec. 1953 & 17 Aug. 1954 To Edwin Seaver and Ellery Queen 2 Us. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Biggie, Lloyd Jr Ypsilanti, Ml, 1960-1977 To Frederic Dan nay 7 tl.s.; 3 t.p.c.s. Bingham, John Michael Ward, 7th Baron Clanmorris London, 25 Sept. 1966 To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s. Blochman, Lawrence v.p., 1941-1978 To v.p. 2 a.l.s.; 34 tl.s. Blochman, Lawrence New York, 15 Dec. 1953 & 30 Aug. 1954 V To Frederic Dannay '• 2 tl.s. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Block, Lawrence Cincinnati, 25 Oct. 1980 To Eleanor Sullivan 1 tl.s. Boileau, Pierre Paris, To Ellery Queen 1 tl.s. Bond, Raleigh New York & Studio City, CA, 1961-1981 To Frederic Dannay and Eleanor Sullivan 7 tl.s. Boucher, Anthony Berkeley, CA & n.p., 1943-1968 To v.p. 1 a.l.; 155 Us.; 1 U; 7 ms.h; 8 t.p.c.s.; 1 t.p.c. Boucher, Anthony Berkeley, CA, 30 Nov. 1953 To Edwin Seaver Us.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Bradbury, Ray v.p., 1947-1962 & n.d. To Frederic Dannay 8 Us. Brand, Christianna London, 1966-1981 To Frederic Dannay 3 a.l.s.; 4 Us. Brande, Anna Janet Berkeley, CA, 20 Jan. 1966 To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s. Brandner, Gary P. Inglewood & Los Angeles, CA, 1970-1971 To v.p. 4 Us. Brean, Henry Virgin Isl&s and n.p., 1956-1966 To Frederic Dannay 2 a.l.s.; 3 Us. Breen, Jon L. Los Angeles & Fountain Valley, CA, 1963-1981 To v.p. 2 a.l.s.; 20 Us.; 1 t.p.c.s. Breit, Harvey New York, 2 Dec. [1953] To Ed[win] Seaver t.l.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Bretnor, Reginald v.p., 1965-1980 To Frederic Dannay and Eleanor Sullivan 11 t.l.s. Brittain, William Freeport, NY, 1965-1981 To v.p. 2 a.l.s.; 39 t.l.s. Brough, James C. Houston, TX, 10 Oct. & 1 Nov. 1952 To Robert P. Mills 2 Us. Brown, Frederic v.p., 1948-1955 To Frederic Dannay 5 Us. Brown, Wenzell n.p., 25 July 1963 To [Agatha] Christie 1 Us. 8 Buck, Pearl S. Perkasie, PA, 5 Dec. 1941 & 29 Sept. 1950 To Ellery Queen 2 t.l.s. Burgess, Gelett New York, 1 Jan. & 11 Feb. 1949 To Frederic Dan nay 2 tl.s. Burnett, W. R. Los Angeles, 3 Sept. 1951 To Frederic Dan nay 1 tl.s. Burroughs, Edgar Rice Tarzana, CA, 17 May 1948 To Robert P. Mills 1 tl.s. Bush, Geoffrey Boston & Cambridge, MA, 18 Sept 1979 and 14 May 1981 To Eleanor Sullivan 2 tl.s. Butler, Gwendoline Valletta, Malta, 23 Aug. [1967] To Frederic Dannay 1 tl.s. Cain, James M. v.p., 1944-1951 To Frederic Dannay and Lawrence E. Spivak 4 tl.s. Cain, James M. Hyattsville, MD, 4 Dec. 1953 To Edwin Seaver t.l.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Caldwell, Taylor Eggertsville, NY, 19 April 1942 To Miss Ford 1 Us. Cameron, Owen Whitmore, CA, n.d. To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s.; 1 t.l.s.; 1 t.l. Canby, Henry Seidel New York, 3 Dec. 1953 To Edwin Seaver t.l.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") Carr, John Dickson v.p., 1949-1972 To Frederic Dannay and Eleanor Sullivan 1 a.l.s; 18 t.l.s.; 1 a.n.s. Caspary, Vera n.p., n.d. To [Frederic Dannay] 1 t.n.s. Cave, Hugh Warwick, Rl, 1954-1964 To v.p. 8 t.l.s. 10 Cerf, Bennett New York, 14 June 1944 To Frederic Dan nay 1 Us. Chandler, Raymond La Jolla, CA, 1951-1953 To Frederic Dannay 5 Us. Carr, Albert Z. v.p., 1949-1969 To v.p. 25 Us.; 1 U Rawson, Clayton n.p., ca. 1968 To Frederic Dannay I a.l.s. Charteris, Leslie v.p., 1943-1964 To Frederic Dannay II Us. Chateris, Leslie [Hollywood], 17 April 1949 To Frederic Dannay 1 t.l.s. Chateris, Leslie Lantana, FL & n.p., 30 Nov. 1953 and 10 Aug. 1954 To Edwin Seaver 2 t.l.s. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen") 11 Child, Charles B. New York & Laguna Beach, CA, 1955-1964 To Frederic Dannay 5 tl.s. Christ, Jay Finley Chicago, 24 March 1949 To Frederic Dannay 1 tl.s. Christie, Agatha Wallingford, U.K., 1951-1975 To Frederic Dannay and Eleanor Sullivan 1 a.l.s.; 6 tl.s.; 1 New Year's Day card; s. Christie, Agatha [London], 10 Dec. 1953 To Edwin Seaver t.l.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen) Ciardi, John Chicago, 17 March 1960 To Frederic Dannay 1 a.l.s. Clemens, Cyril Saint Louis & Kirkwood, MO, 6 April 1953 and 27 Sept. 1969 To Frederic Dannay 2 tl.s. Coe, Charles Francis Palm Beach, FL, 14 Feb. 1949 To "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine" 1 tl.s. 12 Cohen, Roy Octavus Los Angeles, Jan. 1951- Nov. 1952 To Frederic Dannay 4 t.I.s. Coles, Manning Petersfield, U.K., 1948-1951 & n.d. To Frederic Dannay and Robert P. Mills 1 a.l.s.; 2 t.I.s.; 1 Christmas card; s. Cournier, Vincent Guisborough, U.K., 1941-1948 To Frederic Dannay 2 a.l.s.; 6 Us.; 1 t.l.; 1 a..n.s. Costain, T. B. New York, 8 Dec. & 11 Aug. 1954 To Frederic Dannay and Edwin Seaver 2 t.I.s. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen) Crane, Frances Lawrenceville, IL, 1945-1946 & n.d. To Frederic Dannay and Rex Stout 2 a.l.s.; 2 t.I.s.; 1 tp.c.s. Creasey, John Salisbury, U.K. & New York, 1958-1966 To Frederic Dannay 2 a.l.s.; 6 t.I.s.; 1 a.p.c.s. Crispin, Edmund Brixham, U.K., 1946-1977 & n.d. To v.p. 14 a.l.s.; 9 t.I.s. 13 Crispin, Edmund Brixham, U.K., 5 Dec. 1953 & 15 Aug. 1954 To Frederic Dannay 2 t.l.s. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen) Crofts, Freeman W. Guildford, U.K., 30 Dec. 1966 To "Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine" 1 Us. Cronin, A. J. New Cannaan, CT, 26 Dec. 1953 To Edwin Seaver t.l.s.; 1p. (relates to the "Silver Anniversary Tribute to Ellery Queen) Curtis, Richard New York, 2 May 1966 To Frederic Dannay 1 Us.
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