Correspondence, mainly relating to Elizabeth de Haas, notes

Letter of condolence to Dorothy Walker after Emery Walker's death (1933); letter from British Museum to Elizabeth de Haas about viewing the Kelmscott Chaucer (1959); note on various items, including lantern slides, diaries and lecture notes, borrowed by John Dreyfus; two cover letters from Colin Franklin to Elizabeth de Haas enclosing letters between Colin Franklin and Decherd Turner about the Doves Press Bible and arrangements for Bridwell Library's purchase of it ; letters from D. J. McKitterick to David Farmer and Elizabeth de Haas requesting a xerox copy of Emery Walker's 1924 Sandars Lecture for Cambridge University Library and David Farmer's replies granting permission and stipulating conditions of use (1976); extensive correspondence regarding The Rocket Press’ publication of Dorothy Walker's diaries, including letters from Jonathan Stephenson, Robin Tanner, Leo John De Freitas, David Stephenson and Elizabeth de Haas, detailing Rocket Press' interest in publishing the diaries, Elizabeth de Haas' contribution of £2,500 to the project and her subsequent cancellation of the project and requests to be reimbursed (1988-1994).