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The Inventory of the Michael Bond Collection #961 The Inventory of the Michael Bond Collection #961 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center BOND, Michael July 1990-Oct. 1994 Box 1 I. Manuscripts. A. THE HERBS 1. Holographic notes, 20p., n.d. (F.1) 2. Holographic draft, 63p., n.d. (F.2) B. THE HERBS ANNUAL 1. TS draft, 54p., n.d. (F.3) C. THE HERBS, episodes 1-13, no date, TS draft, 75p. (F.4) D. THE HERBS SONGS, no date, TS draft, 50p. (F.5) E. THE HERBS, PARSLEY'S SHORT STORIES, no date, TS draft, 40p. (F.6) F. THE HERBS, PARSLEY ANNUAL 1971, TS draft, 47p. (F.7) G. THE STORY OF PARSLEY'S TAIL, no date, TS draft, 30p. (F.8) H. J.D. POLSON 1. Holographic notes, 40p., n.d. (F.9) I. J.D. POLSON AND THE DILLOGATE AFFAIR 1. Holographic draft, 47p. (F.10) 2. Holographic draft, 47p. (F .11) 3. Holographic draft, 47p. (F.12) J. J.D. POLSON AND THE LIBERTY HEAD DIME, holographic draft, 45p. (F .13} K. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE, TS draft, 159p. (F.14) L MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE AFLOAT 1. TS draft, 190p. (F.15) 2. TS draft, 187p. (F.16) 3. Proof, 80p. (F.17) M. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE ALOFT 1. TS draft, 174p. (F.18) 2. TS draft, 174p. (F.19) 3. TS draft, 174p. (F.20) 4. TS draft, 17 4p. (F .21) N. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE'S ATTACHMENT 1. TS draft, 179p. (F .22) 2. TS draft, 176p. (F .23) 0. MONSIEUR PAMPLMOUSSE EN FETE, TS draft, 175p. (F.24) P. MONSIEUR PAMPLMOUSSE INVESTIGATES A. TS draft, 162p. (F.25) Box2 2. TS draft, 197p. (F.1) 3. TS draft, 197p. (F .2} 4. TS draft, 197p. (F.3) 5. Proof, 88p. (F.4) Q. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE ON LOCATION 1. TS draft, 190p. (F.5) 2. TS draft, 185p. {F.6) R. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE ON THE SPOT, TS draft, 177p. (F.7) S. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE TAKES THE CURE, TS draft, 175p. (F.8) T. MONSIEUR PAMPLEMOUSSE TAKES THE TRAIN, TS draft, 188p. (F.9) U. OLGA DA POLGA 1. Thirteen story episode notes, typed, 17p. (F .10) 2. TS draft, 50p. (F .11) 3. [OLGA DA POLGA, THE ADVENTURES OF], TS draft, 40p. (F.12) V. OLGA CARRIES ON, TS draft, 75p. (F.13) W. OLGA MEETS HER MATCH, TS draft, 89p. (F.14) Box X. OLGA TAKES CHARGE 1. TS draft, 72p. (F .15) 2. TS draft, 72p. (F.16) Y. OLGA DA POLGA, THE TALES OF, TS draft, 85p. (F.17) Z. OLGA MAKES A FRIEND (from TALES), TS draft, 119p. (F.18) AA. Paddington Bear Biography, TS draft, 8p. (F.19) BB. PADDINGTON BEAR, 1958 TS draft, 59p. (F.20) CC. THE ADVENTURES OF A BEAR CALLED PADDINGTON 1. 1986 TS draft, 58p. (F .21) 2. 1986 TS draft, 48p. (F.22) 3. 1986 TS draft, 48p. (F.23) DD. PADDINGTON'S 1-2-3, 1991 final proof, 24p. (F.24) EE. PADDINGTON'S A-B-C, 1991 final proof, 30p. (F.25) FF. PADDINGTON ABROAD, no date, TS draft, 98p. (F.26) GG. PADDINGTON'S ALPHABET TREASURE HUNT, 1993 recording scripts and drafts, 1 00p. (F .27) HH. PADDINGTON AT LARGE, no date, TS draft, 97p. (F.28) II. PADDINGTON AT THE MOVIES, 1981 final script, 20p. (F.29) JJ. PADDINGTON AT WORK, no date, TS draft, 100p. (F.30) KK. BEAR HUGGED 1. 1989 TS draft plus revisions, 120p. (F.31) 2. Black and white proof, 98p., n.d. (F.32) LL PADDINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BONANZA 1. 1984 TS draft, 27p. (F.33) 2. 1984 TS final draft, 27p. (F.34) Box 3 MM. PADDINGTON'S BIRTHDAY MAGIC, 1992 TS draft, 25p. (F.1) NN. THE BLUE PETER BOOK OF PADDINGTON SHORT STORIES, 1972 TS draft, 104p. (F.2) 00. PADDINGTON BREAKS THE PEACE (two copies) 1992 photocopied proofs, 64p. (F.3) PP. CALLING DOCTOR PADDINGTON 1. 1989 TS draft, 41p. (3 copies) (F.4) 2. Black and white proofs, 83p., n.d. (F.5) QQ. PADDINGTON'S COLOURS, 1991 final proof, 28p. (F.6) RR. PADDINGTON IN CONCERT, 1985 TS draft, 50p. (F.7) ss. PADDINGTON'S CURTAIN CALL 1. 1989, TS drafts, 90p. (3 copies) (F.8) 2. Black and white proofs, 87p., n.d. (F.9) TT. PADDINGTON'S DAY OF ACTION, no date, TS draft, 13p. (F.10) uu. A DAY BY THE SEA, 1991 black and white proof, 69p. (F.11) w. A DAY TO REMEMBER, no date, TS draft, 103p. (F.12) WW. PADDINGTON'S DISAPPEARING TRICK, 1992 black and white proofs, 100p. (F.13) xx. PADDINGTON AND THE "DO-IT-YOURSELF" BUG, 1976 TS draft, 20p. (F.14) YY. EXPEDITION PADDINGTON 1. 1989 TS draft plus revisions, 50p. (F.15) 2. 1989 black and white proofs, 76p. (F.16) zz. FISHING FOR PADDINGTON 1. 1989 TS draft plus revision, 47p. (F.17) 2. 1989 black and white proofs, 95p. (F.18) AAA. THE GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PADDINGTON 1. 1989 TS draft plus revision, 44p. (F.19) 2. 1989 black and white proofs, 64p. (F.20) BBB. PADDINGTON GOES TO SCHOOL, 1983 final TS draft, 20p. (F.21) Box3 CCC. GOINGS ON AT NUMBER THIRTY-TWO 1. 1989 TS draft plus revisions, 46p. (F.22) 2. 1989 black and white proofs, 100p. (F.23) DDD. PADDINGTON HELPS OUT, no date, TS draft, 93p. (F.24) EEE. PADDINGTON HITS OUT, no date, TS draft, 21p. (F.25) FFF. PADDINGTON'S JOKE BOOK 1. Black and white proofs, 10p., n.d. (F.26) 2. 1991 TS draft, 24p. (F.27) GGG. PADDINGTON BEAR'S MAGICAL MUSICAL 1. TS script, 63p., n.d. (F.28) 2. TS script, 63p., n.d. (F.29) 3. 1983 TS script, 51p. (F.30) HHH. Paddington Bear Main Titles, 1989 proof fragments, 1Op. (F .31) Ill. PADDINGTON MARCHES ON, no date, TS draft, 107p. (F.32) JJJ. PADDINGTON MEETS THE QUEEN 1. 1990 TS revised draft, 11p. (F.33) 2. Color proofs, 31 p., n.d. (F.34) 3. Black and white proofs, 31p., n.d. (F.35) 4. 1989 TS first draft plus outline, 47p. (F.36) 5. 1990, TS revised draft, 11p. (F.37) 6. Color proofs, 26p., n.d. (F.38} KKK. MORE ABOUT PADDINGTON, no date TS draft, 96p. (F.39) Lll. PADDINGTON ON THE TRAIL, 1985 TS draft, 94p. (F.40) MMM. PADDINGTON'S OPPOSITES, 1991 final proof, 32p. (F.41) NNN. PADDINGTON'S PICNIC, 3 copies, no date black and white proofs, 65p. (F.42} 000. THE PICTURE OF PADDINGTON BEAR, 1989 TS draft plus outline, 49p. (F.43} PPP. PADDINGTON FOR PRIME MINISTER, 1989 TS draft plus outline, 45p. (F.44) Box4 QQQ. RIDE 'EM PADDINGTON 1. 1989 TS draft, 46p. (F.1) 2. 1992 TS draft, 12p. fragment. (F .2) 3. 1990 TS draft, two copies, 11p. apiece. (F.3) 4. Black and white proofs, 31p., n.d. (F.4) 5. Black and white proofs, 31p., n.d. (F.5) 6. 1989 black and white proofs, 77p. (F.6) RRR. PADDINGTON RIDES ON, (was RIDE 'EM PADDINGTON), final proof, 1990, 32p. (F.7) SSS. PADDINGTON AND THE SEVEN WONDERS, 1988 TS draft, 53p. (F.8) TTT. SOMETHING NASTY IN THE KITCHEN, no date black and white proofs, 62p. (F.9) UUU. PADDINGTON'S STICKY SITUATION 1. 1989 TS script plus revisions, 65p. (F .10) 2. 1989 Black and white proofs. two copies, 68p. (F.11) vvv. PADDINGTON TAKES THE AIR, no date TS draft, 104p. (F.12) WWW PADDINGTON TAKES THE CAKE, no date TS draft, 99p. (F.13) YYY. PADDINGTON TAKES THE TEST, 1979, TS draft, 111p. (F.14) zzz. Paddington Television Series 1. Episodes 1-15, 1975, 70p.(F.15) 2. Episodes 16-30, 1975, 75p. (F.16) AAAA. PADDINGTON'S THINGS I DO, 1993 final work, 32p., two copies. (F.17) BBBB. PADDINGTON'S THINGS I FEEL, 1994 final work, 30p. (F.18) CCCC. PADDINGTON'S TREASURE HUNT, no date black and white sketches, 31p. (F.19) DDDD. Short stories/essays/articles/novel fragments 1. "A Benefit Performance", no date, TS draft, Sp. (F.20) Box4 2. "An Acquired Taste", 1952 TS draft, 2p. (F.21) 3. "A Dream of A Car", 1955 TS draft, 3p. (F.22) 4. "A Fair Cop", no date, TS draft, 3p. (F.23) 5. "All The Rest Were Merely Players", no date, TS draft, 3p. (F.24) 6. "Alltics!", no date, TS draft, 3p. (F.25) 7. "All. Mod. Cons." no date, TS draft, two copies, 2p. (F.26) 8. "Any More For The Jason?", 1955, TS draft, 2p. (F.27) 9. "Ask Aspel'' Interview, 1973 TS script, 1Op. (F .28) 10. "Aunt Levina and The Commode", no date, TS draft, 11p. (F.29) 11. "The Bare Essentials" no date, TS draft, 4p. (F.30) 12. "The Beefeaters", no date, TS radio script, 40p. (F.31) 13. "The Biggest Squeeze of All", no date, TS draft, 6p. (F.32) 14. "Birth of A Bubble", no date, TS draft, 6p. (F.33) 15. "Michael Bond's Book of Bears", 1971, TS draft, 250p. (F.34) 16. "Michael Bond's Book of Mice", 1971, TS draft, 176p. (F.35) 17. "Britain and The British", no date, TS draft, Sp. (F.36) 18. "Brush Up Your Paint", 1956, TS draft, 2p. (F.37) 19. "Busses As Individuals", no date, TS draft 4p. (F.38) 20. "Captain Hazel's Piece of String", 1947, TS draft, 4p. (F.39} 21. "The Caravan Puppets", no date, TS draft, 82p. (F.40) 22. "The Caravan Puppets", no date, TS draft, 8"{8p. (F.41) 23. "The Caravan Puppets", 1982 TS draft, 87p.
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