Letters from Madeleine Guilloton and Richard Hochdörfer, as well as postcards marked [H.K.M. or H.K.B.] and a postcard addressed to Charlton Hinman, sender unknown.

Includes a telegram from Jandi and letters from Madame Pierre Janet, Alfred Jeanroy, and Daniel Juvall.

Letters from [F.] Labbé, Les Éditions G. Crès et Cie, C. Labouret, a postcard of the Sorbonne Dome from Maria, and a 1966 letter from S. and M. Moffat to Jane and Kadi Hinman with a clipping about the Hinman Collator.

Letters from Marie-Louise, a refugee from Paris, written to Vicky and forwarded to Jane, a benefactor.

Letters written to "Chere Mademoiselle."

Letters from Nan, Pension Villa Marigny (two signed by Pierre Estrade), and Xenia Perrouchine.

Letters written to "Chere Mademoiselle."

Letters and cards from M. Quesney, Ferdinand Veillard, Mrs. Bruce Rockwell, and J. [Schymarimiting or Sehignan].

Letters from various senders, some of whose signatures are illegible. Also includes a letter from Roberto de la Torre, and a 1938 response from the New York Tribune including a clipping about Sylvia Beach receiving the Legion of Honor.

Letters from Docteur Gaston Baissette, Feral, Hélène, [J. or T.] Mari[sam], and G. [Payol or Pajol]

Most of the empty envelopes are addressed to Jane van Meter [Hinman], but some are addressed to Shakespeare and Company. A 1940 letter addressed to Monsieur et Madame Emmanuel Chalandon was returned to sender because service was suspended.

Mostly postcards of French Cathedrals and religious art, as well as a Librairie Droz S.A. postcard with a list of books and a La Maison de Amis des Livres postcard with a photo of Adrienne Monnier in her bookshop.

Postcards related to the Baltimore League of Women Voters, the Port Saíd nightclub in Washington, D.C., and a James McNeill Whistler etching.

Color Grimm children's book with an inscription from Sylvia Beach, "Happy Birthday to Suki with love from Sylvia, Paris, 1953"

Inscription reads "For Jane with love from Shakespeare and Company, Sylvia"

"Letter from Paris" [New Yorker] article about The Twenties: American Writers in Paris and Their Friends.