Howard Haines Brinton and Anna Shipley Cox Brinton - Haverford ...
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Images<br />
Silhouettes<br />
Quaker journals & letters<br />
Eastern religions<br />
Other<br />
Box 11: ASCB Notebooks re travel, books, graphics<br />
<strong>Howard</strong> & <strong>Anna</strong> <strong>Brinton</strong> Papers<br />
Coll. no. 1189<br />
p. 44<br />
Mostly notes on the Emperor Julian, September 1914<br />
Guest Book, 1922-1927<br />
Membership of Philadelphia Monthly Meeting for the Western District 1926 with<br />
AB's annotations<br />
Address Book for PH 1936<br />
H & AB's MiIls College address book containing many Xmas cards from friends<br />
in Japan, n.d.<br />
ASCB's Notebooks Containing Travel Notes And Notes On Books Read:<br />
Notes on George Fox & other early Friends, economic theory, medals, <strong>and</strong> Xmas<br />
cards, 1931- 1932. 2 notebooks.<br />
<strong>Anna</strong> <strong>Brinton</strong>, Japan, June 23 , n.y.<br />
Tokyo Note Book: Japanese theatre <strong>and</strong> fans, n.d.<br />
Notes on The Chinese Eye by Chiang Yu, Gertrude Stein <strong>and</strong> Eric Gill, n.d.<br />
Mostly notes on reading about the Renaissance, n.d.<br />
Story about Dr. Halifax, n.d.<br />
AB's sketches, n.d. 2 Japanese sketchbooks.<br />
Hawaii, Japan Korea: photograph album, n.d.<br />
Glimpses of China: photograph album, n.d.<br />
Box 12: ASCB Notebooks re travel, books, etc.<br />
"Quotations:" mostly AB's notes but contains some notes by HHB on Jowett <strong>and</strong><br />
Burton & on p. 68 pressed ivy leaves from Jacob Boehme‘s grave with quotation<br />
from a Jan. 13, 1921 letter by Rufus Jones to AB, thanking for the leaves she sent<br />
him.<br />
―Scribble in Book,‖ AB‘s notes, also containing notes by HHB<br />
Japanese paper stitched with red thread containing notes on T. S. Eliot art<br />
criticism
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