Correspondence, 1975

1975 January 3 to Honeyman from Mack re: list of books sent Fall of 1955 U.S. Grant letter this answers a letter Honeyman wrote December 20, 1974. 1975 January 6 Honeyman notations re: Darwin collection and Wallace edition 1975 January 8 to Mack from Honeyman handwritten note about 1955 book invoices 1975 January 8 to Honeyman from Mack acknowledges receipt of invoices and asks about Newton’s Theatrum Chemicum. 1975 January 13 to Honeyman from Mack reports reading the Ultra Secret 1975 January 16 to Mack from Honeyman replies that he thinks he gave Lehigh in 1955 Newton’s Theatrum Chemicum and asks if Lehigh wants a painting of Robert B. Honeyman, Jr. 1975 January 28 to Mack from Honeyman who says that he bought the Newton from Gottschalk in Berlin in 1931 and gave it to Lehigh in 1955 and refers to Bern Dibner’s gift to the Smithsonian 1975 February 3 to Honeyman from Mack says that Mack will look in Lehigh for the Newton 1975 February 10 to Honeyman from Mack reports the portrait is hung in The Honeyman Room 1975 February 17 to Honeyman from Mack reports that Lehigh has only Vol. 1 of Mein Kampf 1975 February 25 to Mack from Honeyman re: application of Honeyman grandson to Harvard 1975 March 10 to Mack from H.S. Mohler (Hershey Foods) thanks for Introduction to meet the Honeymans 1975 August 8 to Honeyman from Mack re: Mack’s retirement either in 1978 or 1981 and in the event the Honeyman collection comes to Lehigh Mack recommends a curator for the collection. 1975 October 9 to Honeyman from Mack re: Bermuda 1975 October 10 to Mack from Honeyman request for return of loaned books from Copernicus exhibit 1975 November 10 to Mack from Albert C. Simonds (Los Angeles) Insurance agent handling the shipment of the loaned books 1975 November 20 to Elmer Glick from Mack re: collection of books on loan from Honeyman since 1973 now are returned. 1975 November 22 to Mack from Honeyman re: return of books and Lobsters 1975 November 24 to Honeyman from Mack thanks for note on shipment 1975 December 18 to Honeyman from Mack about Von Neumann books: The Computer and the Brain, Theory of Games and Economic Behavior and Theory of Self-reproducing Automats.