Bartlett, Henrietta C. (Henrietta Collins), 1873-1963
Published / Created:
1916.
Call Number:
Z8811 B366 (LC)+ Oversize 1
Image Count:
375
Description:
BEIN REF Z8811 +B366 copy 1: Autograph: Henrietta C. Bartlett, November 1935. Interleaved. Manuscript annotations of Henrietta Bartlett. Accompanied by 5 leaves of notes., BEIN REF Z8811 +B366 copy 2: Autograph: Henrietta C. Bartlett, April 3rd, 1916. Interleaved. Manuscript annotations of Henrietta Bartlett and others. Accompanied by 1 leaf of notes., "Five hundred copies printed from type"--Title page verso., "Published under the auspices of the Elizabethan Club, Yale University"--Page [iii]., and Includes index.
Publisher:
Yale University Press ; Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press
Campbell, E. Simms (Elmer Simms), 1906-1971, creator
Call Number:
BrSides Double Folio 2016 34
Image Count:
1
Resource Type:
cartographic image
Description:
BEIN BrSides Double Folio 2016 34: Mounted on board. Stamp in upper left corner, "Manhattan." Scant manuscript annotations at bottom. and North oriented towards the lower right.
Subject (Geographic):
Harlem (New York, N.Y.), New York (State), and New York
Subject (Name):
Cotton Club., Connie’s Inn (New York, N.Y.), Small’s Paradise (Nightclub : Harlem, New York, N.Y.), Lafayette Theater (New York, N.Y. : 132nd Street), Club Hot-Cha (New York, N.Y.), Yeah Man (Nightclub : New York, N.Y.), Tillie's (Nightclub : New York, N.Y.), Radium Club (New York, N.Y.), Calloway, Cab, 1907-1994, Bentley, Gladys, Robinson, Bill, 1878-1949, and Tucker, Snakehips
Subject (Topic):
Social life and customs, African American neighborhoods, Nightclubs, and Harlem Renaissance
Manuscript leaf, on paper, of an American gentleman's Ottoman travel permit, a mürūr tez̲keresi (مرور تذكره سی;Travel permit or internal passport), issued in Gümüşhane province of the Ottoman Empire. Document was issued for an American gentleman, named Berges[?] (برکیس), his wife, his translator, and his servant, who had traveled from Istanbul to Gümüşhane and wished to continue their travels to Erzurum in H. 1 Safar 1251/29 May 1835
Description:
In Ottoman Turkish., Title devised by cataloger., Romanization supplied by cataloger., Layout: Single columns of 9 diagonal lines., Script: Dīwānī., The document signed in H. 1 Safar 1251/29 May 1835., The American nobleman in question may be identified as Horatio Southgate (d. 1894) who documented his journey to Gümüşhane, which he undertook with a similar travel permit from the Ottoman Sultan. Compare: Southgate, H. Narrative of a Tour Through Armenia, Kurdistan, Persia and Mesopotamia, p. 146., and Later hand annotations on top right of the document: Buyruldu (بيورلدي), a passport from a pasha.
Autograph letter, signed, recommending William I return to Breda to visit his ill wife (Anna van Egmont, 1533-1558) and stating his presence will console her. She died nine days later
Description:
In French., Date appears as "le XV de Mars". Year assigned by references on the basis of the year of death of Anne van Egmont., Layout: single column of 20 lines., Numerous modern letters, memos, and articles regarding provenance and transcription of letter included., Script: Italic., Seal of embossed paper on verso., and Signed: "And. Vesalius".
BEIN 2010 356: Ms. ownership monogram and notes by Siegfried Sassoon. From the library of Siegfried Sassoon, with Sassoon's monogrammed label inserted at the time of dispersal. From the library of William S. Reese.
Manuscript, in two different unidentified hands, containing a collection of medical ingredients and recipes. Contains, in the first humanist hand, collection of medical recipes (ff. 1-21r) and a text of medical recipes against the plague by Mastro Tomasso da Garbo (ff. 21v-23v). In the second gothic hand, contains a a list of ingredients and their medical uses in Latin and Italian (ff. 24r-33r in Latin, ff. 24r-25r, 33r-51v in Italian).
Description:
In Italian and Latin., Title devised by cataloger., Script: humanist minuscule and gothic textualis., Decoration: rubricated headings and rubrication throughout., Layout: single column of 28 lines., Binding: contemporary vellum binding., Incipit text 1: Tolle una melagrana et mondala tucta et poi la pesta et trane el sugho... Heading text 2: El consiglio di Mastro Tomasso da Garbo contro la pestilentia. Incipit text 3: Verdolaghe. La verdolaga e de amorosa natura et de freda perche siando pistata et metuta sopra lo ventre tira la febre..., and Modern foliation in pencil.
Subject (Topic):
Recipes, Manuscripts, Materia medica, and Medicine
Illuminated manuscript, on paper, of a cönk, a mecmū'a of folkloric poetry, containing ilahis (hymns), nefes (mystical poems), gazels, masnavis, and excerpts of Sufi mystical poets, written in several hands. Poets excerpted include Ahmedî, Pir Abdal (پير ابدال), Yunus Emre (يونس امري), Eşrefoğlu Abdullah Rûmî (أشرف أوغلو عبد الله الرومي), Âşık Viranî (ويرانى), Ismāʻīl I, Shah of Iran (Hatayî/خطايي), and Sezaî (سزائيى). Some pages blank
Description:
In Ottoman Turkish., Title assigned by cataloger. Title at head of table of contents, indicating the maqams: Fihrist-i maḳāmāt-ı be ḳavl-i [...] (...فهرس مقامات بقول)., Romanization supplied by cataloger., Layout: Single column of 10-20 lines. Catchword on each verso., Script: Nasta'liq., Binding: Gold-tooled central mandorla and frames over brown leather on paper pasteboard on covers, cloth tape spine., Decoration: Illuminated gold headpiece and frame on opening folio; text frames in green, writing surface painted silver; rubrication., and Contemporary manuscript annotations in several hands (f. ia): 'Alī (علي), Aliağa (علي اغا), Ḥasan (حسن), Ḥüseyin (حسين), Allāh (الله), Muḥammed (محمد).
Subject (Topic):
Illumination of books and manuscripts, Turkish, Masnavis, Turkish, and Turkish poetry
Illuminated manuscript, on paper, of Dīvān-ı Bāḳī Efendi, a poetry collection beginning with a ḳasīde (eulogy) for Sultan Süleymān II. Includes additional ḳaṣīdes (eulogies) and ġazels (lyric poems), as well as maṭla' verses, ḳıṭ'as (strophes), and mu'ammā (verse riddles).
Alternative Title:
Poems
Description:
In Ottoman Turkish., Title from text heading (f. 1b)., Romanization supplied by cataloger., Colophon indicates manuscript was copied by Ḥasan el-Dā'ī (حسن الداعي) in H. 991/1583-1584., Layout: Double columns of 15 lines. Catchword on each verso., Script: Nasta'liq., Binding: Flap binding, gold-tooled central medallion with floral designs; gold-tooled mandorla on flap; blind-tooled and gold-painted frames and decoration., Decoration: Illuminated headpiece and title strip; rubrication, including text frames., and Later contemporary manuscript annotations in several hands: doodles including test headpiece (verso front flyleaf); death dates of prominent scholars (f. 1a); short poetic excerpts (verso front flyleaf). Sparse marginal annotations in two hands, including poems in contemporary black ink and other reader notes in modern pencil.
Subject (Geographic):
Connecticut and New Haven.
Subject (Name):
Baki, 1526-1600. and Süleyman I, Sultan of the Turks, 1494 or 1495-1566.
Subject (Topic):
Manuscripts, Turkish, Illumination of books and manuscripts, Turkish, Diwan, Turkish, and Turkish poetry
Extra-illustrations in James M. Beck's The Constitution of the United States (New York: George H. Doran, 1924), including portrait engravings of the presidents of the United States (George Washington through Calvin Coolidge) bound in the volume and, foldered separately, eighteen autograph manuscript letters written by the delegates to the Constitutional Convention. The delegate letters are from Pierce Butler to Robert Griffith (1819); Jonathan Dayton to Andrew Kirkpatrick (1822); Thomas FitzSimons to James Searle (1787); Benjamin Franklin to Joshua Babcock (1763); Alexander Hamilton to John Jay (1798); Jared Ingersoll to Henry Drinker (1796); John Jay to Henry Remsen Jr. (1788); Thomas Jefferson to John Page (1780); John Langdon to Meshech Weare (1783); James Madison to Samuel Johnston (1789); Robert Morris to John Nicholson (1797); William Paterson to Euphemia White Paterson (1787); Charles Pinckney to Jacob Read (1807); Charles Cotesworth Pinckney to F. D. Petit de Villers (1814); Edmund Randolph to Mann Page Jr. (1799); George Read to the trustees of the loan office for the County of Kent (1777); Roger Sherman to Benjamin Stiles (1788); and George Washington to an unidentified recipient (1787). Two of the letters were written from Philadelphia during the convention, those by William Paterson to his wife Euphemia and by George Washington
Description:
James Montgomery Beck (1861-1936), American lawyer and politician., In English., and Number 3 of an edition of 6 copies. In binding and slipcase by Riviere and Son, with autograph manuscript inscriptions by Calvin Coolidge and Eldridge R. Johnson on front free endpaper, and autograph of James M. Beck on edition page.
