Invoices and Correspondence – B (2 of 3), 1925-1931

G.A. Baker & Co.: 1930 April 23 re: Pilgrims’ Progress 1930 June 27 re: Quarto Plays various 1930 September 17 re: Parke Lyric Works of Horace Ball & Wilde, Inc.: 1929 May 3 re: Cavender’s House 1929 June 3 re: Penny Wise & Book Foolish, Kronprinz Wilhelm, On the Bottom, Falmouth for Orders, One Man’s War, As They Saw Us, The Inquisition, All Quiet on the Western Front, Salt Water Taffy 1929 July 3 re: Path of Glory, Attila, Foch Speak, Happy Days, Francis Joseph, Henry VIII 1929 August 7 re: The Wave, Young Mrs. Greeley, From Deauville to Monte Carlo, Slaves of the Gods, Wall Street and Washington, War Bugs, Vivandiere, Hello Towns, Bolivar, Virtue of this Jest, Fish Preferred, Purple Sickle Murder, Molinoff, Six Mrs. Greenes, Red Napoleon 1929 September 17 re: American Polo, Golden Pilgrimage, Broken 3 1929 October 4 re: Wings on My Feet, Necessary Man, Falcons of France, Death of a Hero, Modern Horse Management, Books and the Man, Woodfill of the Regulars, Horses in the Dark, Chicago, Tales of the D.C.I., All Else is Folly, It Might Have Been Lost, When U-Boats Came To America 1929 November 2 re: Foch, Mystery Man of Europe, Albert King of the Belgians, Class of 1902, Our Secret War, Storm of Steel, Farewell to Arms, Schlump, Zero Hour, Songs My Mother Never Taught Me, Medals Of Honor, Combed Out, Stretchers, General Pershing’s Story, It’s a Great War, God Have Mercy on Us, German Student’s War Letters, Mother Goose Censored, Sea Devil’s Fo’c’sle1929 December 5 re: War Breaks Down Doors, Marines and Others, A Challenge to Darkness, Look Homeward Angel, A Fatalist at War1930 January 6 re: Metropolitan Movies, Peter Arno’s Parade, Great Apes1930 May 6 re: Trent’s Last Case Four Infantrymen, Man with X-Ray Eyes Maltese Falcon, India Rubber Men1930 June 1 re: Chances Verdun, Hey Yellow-backs, Loretto, Generation Missing, Retreat, Paris Gun, Maggie, Three Men’s War, Open House in Flanders, Generals Die in Bed, Everyman at War, War is War, Tunnellers Of Holzminden1930 August 5 re: Investment Fundamentals, Watch your Margins1930 October 27 re: No Hard Feelings, Down the Red Lane, Kitchener, Real War1930 November 6 re: Two Years World in 2030, Colossal Blunders of the War, By Guess & By God, Strangers May Kiss1930 December 3 re: Soldiers Women, Letters from Armageddon, History Of Science1931 January 3 re: Treasure Island, 4th Plague1931? Re: W Plan, Cross Word Puzzle Book, The Black, Murder Yet to Come, Hudson River Bracketed, All Our Yesterdays Barnet J. Beyer: 1925 September 28 re: Dickens, Hardy, Bryant, Cather, Masefield 1925 October 2 re: Galsworthy, Wilde 1925 October 10 re: Wharton, Galsworthy 1925 November 2 re: Lady Windermere’s Fan, Ballad of Reading Gaol 1925 November 27 re: Masefield, Hergesheimer 1925 December 3 re: Wilde 1925 December 18 re: Cooper, Millay 1925 December 31 re: Mencken, Millay, Le la Mare, Von Vechten, Milne 1926 January 16 re: Mencken 1926 June 11 re: Hardy, Bret Harte 1926 June 22 re: Mencken, Douglas, Swift 1926 July 22 re: Sherwood Anderson, J.M. Barrie, Cabell, Conrad, Douglas, Dreiser, de la Mare, Drinkwater, A. France, Galsworthy, Hardy, Hearn, Housman, Hudson, Huxley, O. Henry, O’Flaherty, Kipling, Lawrence, Machen, Macleod, Masters, McFee, Melville, Moore, Morely, Nathan, Phillpotts, Robinson, Saltus, Kaye-Smith, Van Vechten1926 September 26 re: Boswell, Mansfield1926 November 2 re: Mencken, Cather, Cabell, James, Yeats, Huneker Holmes, Kipling, Saltus, Robinson, Harte, Goldsmith1926 November 26 re: Beardsley Notebook, Coleridge, Crane, Shaw, Mencken, Stevenson1927 June 7 re: Bierce, Firbank, Fiske1927 August 24 re: Harte, Barrie, Dreiser, France, Moore 1927 November 11 re: Milton, Goldsmith, Cooper 1927 December 6 re: Atherton, Cabell, Emerson, Wilson 1928 August 6 re: Austen, Beckford, Richardson, White 1928 August 16 re: Austen, Blunt, Goldsmith, Sawyer, Tennyson 1928 September 11 re: Akenside, Dryden, Sheridan, Suckling 1928 November 1 re: Addison, Clare, Crabbe, Gissing, Landor, Pope, Congreve, Dryden, Scott, Wordsworth 1928 November 6 re: Swift 1928 November 14 re: Melville, Robinson, Whitman, Strachey 1928 December 22 re: Hawthorne, Melville, Sale, Whittier 1929 January 7 re: Browning, Motley 1929 April 25 re: Cooper signed document 1929 April 30 re: Arnold, Austen, Percy, Wells 1929 May 7 re: Macaulay, Newman 1929 May 28 re: Jerome Kern sale – Akenside 1929 June 4 re: Landor 1929 August 6 re: Bloomfield, Butler, Carlyle, Hazlitt, Marlowe 1929 September 10 re: Burroughs, Chapman, Meredith, Newman, M. Scott 1929 October 14 re: Blackmore, Defoe, Longfellow, Whittier, Lowell 1929 November 6-8 re: J.C. Williams sale – Dryden, Burton, Hales, Byron 1929 November 11 re: return of “Egoist” and “The Temple.” 1929 December 3 re: Richardson 1930 January 13 re: Moore 1st ed. “Twas the Night before Christmas, Morris, Arlen, Guedella, O’Flaherty 1930 June 14 re: Melville, N. Webster, Cooper 1930 August 15 re: W. Scott, N. Webster, Lowell, Howells, Garland, McCutcheon, Harte Brentano’s: 1925 December 17 to Honeyman from Brentano’s (New York) re: Thackeray 1928 March 20 to Honeyman from Brentano’s re: Poe’s “Poems” 1929 June 11 to Barnet J. Beyer (New York) re: return of “Old Wives’ Tale” 1929 August 21 to Brentano’s from Honeyman re: quote for J.F. Cooper’s “Notions of Americans,” and “The Pioneers.” 1929 September 16 to Brentano’s from Honeyman re: previous Jerome E. Brooks: 1928 January 12 re: Jerome Kern, Thomas Jones, Esq., Dickens, Milton 1928 August 24 re: Tennyson “Demeter” presentation to Thackeray’s daughter, “Gareth and Lynette,” “Salome,” Flecknoe “Epigrams” Smart “Horatian Canons,” Scott ms. presented to Lady Hamilton 1928 September 13 re: “Rasselas,” “Peregrine Pickle,” Collins “Odes,” Burney “Camilla,” “Cecilia,” “Tom Jones”1928 September 17 re: Johnson, Flecknoe, Waller, Eliot1928 September 28 re: Gay, Pepys, Smart1928 October 1 re: Collins1928 October 4 re: “Leviathan,” Maltus, Pope1928 October 8 re: “Leviathan,” Ornament of a head with a pot of flowers, Ornament of a bear grasping two sprays of foliage, Gay, Hobbes, Pope1928 October 10 re: Butler1928 October 30 re: Beaumont & Fletcher1928 November 16 re: Swift1928 December 21 re: Ainsworth1929 May 21 re: Scott, Hazlitt1929 June 4 re: Carlyle, Southey, Bronte, Moore, Pope, Beddoes1929 June 12 re: Gray’s “Poems,” W. Irving’s “Sentimental Philosopher,” Poe’s “William Wilson”1929 June 25 re: W. Irving1929 July 15 re: Kipling, Peacock1929 September 23 re: Shirley, Doyle, Pope1929 October 10 re: Swift, Defoe, Austen1929 October 16 re: R. L. Stevenson 1929 October 24 re: Collins, Disraeli, Bulwer-Lytton, Peacock1929 October 30 re: Pope, Swift, Stevenson, Reade1929 November 7 re: Melville, Holmes1929 December 7 re: Galsworthy, Burke1929 December 13 re: Dryden1930 April 24 re: J. F. Cooper1930 May 27 re: Last of the Mohicans, Burke1930 June 11 re: Last of the Mohicans, Dryden, E. B. Browning1930 June 17 re: Hume, Paine1930 June 30 re: Dryden1930 August 5 re: Ivanhoe, Fortunes of Nigel, Tales of the Crusaders, Tales of My Landlord1930 September 8 re: Conrad, Settell, Wharton1930 November 7 re: Tale of Two Cities, Daoust sale1930 November 14 re: Bangs, Brown, Gunther, Franklin, Payne, Trumbull1930 November 25 re: Miller “Gold Seekers of the Sierras”1930 December 2 re: Longfellow pamphlet, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Old Homestead1930 December 6 re: Hawthorne Journal of an African Cruiser, Lehman Sale, Wilkie Collins, Cooper1930 December 11 re: Smith, Sims, M. Scott1930 December 17 re: Curtis, H. James, London