"The Storm Breaks" (1939). The collection contains the handwritten manuscript, agents's typescript and additional typsescript of the book by Frederick T. Birchall. Discarded duplicate pages are also included.

"The Story of Mount Washington" (1960). The collection contains source materials, photographs, typescripts, galleys and correspondence relating to the publication of the book. Includes several versions and drafts of the typescript.

Turnley Walker (1913-1997), writer. The collection contains the typescript of his book "The Story of Warm Springs" with pencilled notations by Basil O'Connor.

"The Ten Commandments: Ten Short Novels of Hitler's War Against the Moral Code" (1943). Typescripts of short stories in German, English and French by Herman Rauschning, Thomas Mann, Rebecca West, Franz Werfel, John Erskine, Bruno Frank, Jules Romains, Andre Maurois, Sigrid Undset, Hendrik Willem van Loon, Louis Bromfield for this book which was edited by Armin L. Robinson.

Papers of “The Tribunal.” Consist of twelve volumes of letters written by five members of the classes of 1919 and 1920, documenting how these men and their families, collectively known as “The Tribunal,” maintained communications between 1919 and 1975 through a system of round-robin letters. The volumes include written correspondence, newspaper clippings, and photographs.

"The Triumph of Liberty, a dramatic piece, performed Tuesday evening preceding commencement, in the meeting house at Hanover in the vicinity of Dartmouth College by the students of the College, who were members of the United Fraternity." The codex is attributed to Joseph Warren Brackett (1775-1826) who played Adolphus in the play. Daniel Webster played the part of Cormal.

William Saroyan (1908-1981), writer. The collection contains typescripts and printed matter with extensive handwritten corrections of "The Trouble with Tigers."

Owen Wister (1860-1938), writer. The collection contains the typescript of "The Virginian" as well as a letter to Harold G. Rugg and Merle De Vore Johnson and clipped signatures.

The Wayne Broehl Collection of Indian Postal Stamps contain approximately 5,400 postal cards and 1,200 postal envelopes that Broehl purchased from India to enrich his stamp collection.

Will write about Mr. Meredith for Mr. Forbes-Robertson. Thinks St. Gaudens double eagle is the best coin since the Greeks.

Comments on the strength of the Democratic Party in New Hampshire, success in the primary, and hopes for the upcoming election.

"The Will of Benjamin Franklin, 1757" (1949). The collection contains typescripts, page proofs, galleys, and correspondence representing various stages in the production of the book "The Will of Benjamin Franklin, 1757," edited by Hamilton Vail and with an introduction by Carl Van Doren.

"The Workd of Edgar Allen Poe" Crowell edition. The collection contains materials intended to form the basis for a new edition of Poe's works, to be issued by Crowell.

"The Yankee Cook Book" (1939). The collection contains the typescript of the cook book by Imogene B. Wolcott.

"The Young Churchill." The collection contains the typescript of the book by Stanley Charles Nott, a biography of Winston Churchill published in 1941.

"The Fifth Column." The collection contains a typescript of Ernest Hemingway's play adapted by Benjamin Glazer as well as numerous letters, contracts and notes concerning its theatrical production.

"Theatrical Figures in Porcelain." The collection contains a notebook containing the holograph draft of Sacheverell Sitwell's book on German theatrical porcelains of the eighteenth century with accompanying correspondence. A published copy is also included.

Contains watercolors, drawings, sketches, a figurine, correspondence, greeting card mockups, magazines, and advertising ephemera of illustrator and author Theodore S. Geisel (AKA Dr. Seuss.)

Letter from Theodora Young to Levi Parks, regarding release of land.

Theodore Dreiser (1871-1945), novelist and journalist. The collection consists of letters to H.G. Rugg concerning lecturing, to Grant Richards concerning a trip to Europe in 1911-1912 and publication of his books, as well as to C.S. Hoagland concerning a motoring accident and bootleg whiskey