Box 40
Contains 102 Results:
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, [Feb., 1907?]
[London] Dear Pinker: The following occurs to me as a solution of the financial problem:
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, [Mar., 1907?]
[London] Dear Pinker: I'm more than ever unreasonably pressed for money. C'd you advance me that 20 pounds
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, [Spring, 1906?]
[London] Dear Pinker: I find I really need some more money - the income tax people threaten to sell me
AL[copy,fragment] to James B. Pinker, [May 20, 1907]
[London] Dear Pinker: I send you herewith a first instalment of the "Half Moon".
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, [Jun., 1907?]
[London] Dear Pinker: I must write to you about finance - but let me first say that I'm not holding any pistol [Was in Box 40, folder 19]
AL[copy,fragment] to James B. Pinker, [Jan., 1908?]
[London] Dear Pinker: I have only just got yr. letter sent to the club.
ALS to James B. Pinker, Oct.16, 1908
[London] Dear Pinker, My cousin Baron Ignatz von Aschendrof has been in communication with me [ Written on "The English Review" letterhead; not in Ford's hand]
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, Mar.1, 1909
[London] My dear Pinker, Yes, I think you might make the insurance a matter of automatic account.
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, Mar.24, 1909
[London] Dear Pinker, I cannot see that Nash is advertising "The Half Moon" at all,
AL[copy] to James B. Pinker, Sept.20, 1909
[London] Dear Pinker, I shall be forwarding to you shortly the manuscript of a new novel for Methuen's