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Facsimile of an ALS, addressed from 15 Clifford's Inn, E.C.

Collection of black and white photographic prints showing the exterior of 120 Maida Vale, London (front, rear and garden views), with Henry Festing Jones, Lilian Jones Alfred Cathie and maids. Not dated.

Album containing photographs of people, buildings and general scenery. Photos taken in Harrow, Pinner, Shrewsbury, Harnage, Shepton Mallet, Reigate, Brighton, Worthing, Lancing, Shoreham, Eynsford, Hever, Chiddingstone, Northwood, Greenwich, Hammersmith, Brussels, Waterloo, Dinant, Bruges, London Bridge, Limehouse, Rickmansworth, Rugby, Chelsea, Bletchingley, Wapping, Clacton, Lucerne, Emmetten, Seelisberg, Beckenreid, Goschenen, Como, Chiavenna, Colico, Madesimo, Dolcino, Gallivaggio, Soudrio, Tirano, Bolladore, Bormio, Varallo, Valfurva, Edolo, Corteno, Morbegno, Varese, Laveno, Caterina, Intra, Arona, Novara, Civiasco, Crea, Casale, Alessandria, Pesio, Mondovi, Quarona, Molinaro, Faido, Calais, Eltham, Sidcup, Aylesbury, Hampstead, Richmond, Boulogne, Portel.

Five typescripts.

Correspondence of Alfred E. Cathie, Henry Festing Jones, A.J. Hoppe and others, and press cuttings, regarding the sale of Cathie's Butler books in 1927. Includes a proof of the sale catalogue (from Hodgson & Co.).

Press cuttings relating to Henry Festing Jones's editions of Samuel Butler's works, and to Butler generally.

Papers relating to Samuel Butler's 'Darwin on the Origin of Species: A Philosophic Dialogue' (originally printed in the Press in 1862) and the subsequent responses to that article printed in The Press of Christchurch, New Zealand. Includes Henry Festing Jones's notes, correspondence and typescripts, which led to the reprinting of Butler's article in The Press in June 1912, and cuttings of the 1912 reprints; autograph letters from G.S. Sale, R.A. Streatfeild and S. Edwards; cuttings from other publications relating to the same article series. Also includes a table plan and attendee list for the fifth Erewhon Dinner.

Handwritten draft by Henry Festing Jones of his chapter on Samuel Butler and Charles Paine Pauli. Undated.

Featuring an article on Samuel Butler by George Sampson (pp.129-33). [Duplicate copy at III/7/11.]

Typescripts, manuscript notes and drafts of two unpublished essays by Henry Festing Jones. The first is Jones's account of a meeting with Sydney Cockerell (then director of the Fitzwilliam Museum) on 5 May 1928. The second is dated May 1926 and consists of Jones's remarks on W.H. Hudson's book 'Men, Books and Birds' (published 1925), which refers to Samuel Butler.