Guide to the Robert L. Patten: George Cruikshank research materials, 1792


Collection Summary
	Creator:	Patten, Robert
	Title:	Robert L. Patten: George Cruikshank research materials
	Dates:	1792-2002
	Abstract:	Typescripts, correspondence, sketches, autographs, articles, notes and other research material relating to George Cruikshank's career as an illustrator as well as his personal and family life. Robert L. Patten's two volume work, George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art is a comprehensive study of the life and art of George Cruikshank.
	Identification:	MS 493
	Quantity:	(112 boxes)
	Language:	Materials are in English
	Repository:	Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University, Houston, TX

Biographical Sketch

George Cruikshank, born in London on September 27, 1792 to a Scottish painter, Isaac Cruikshank, and his wife, was an English humorist and illustrator. Briefly educated at Edgeware, he is considered by some to be one of the best humorists that Britain ever produced. Cruikshank began his career as a political satirist but moved on to become a book illustrator. He also had a late interest in oil painting, enrolling in the Academy Schools as a student at the age of sixty-four. In his lifetime he created nearly 10,000 prints, illustrations, and plates. His early drawings often featured attacks on Britain’s royal family. In the 1820s his preoccupation with political caricature waned, however, as he became more interested in theatrical caricatures and book illustrations. Cruikshank produced some of his best-known work for Charles Dickens, beginning with Sketches by Boz , (1836) and reaching an apex with Oliver Twist, (1838). Grimm’s Fairy Tales, Pilgrim’s Progress, Paradise Lost, and seven novels by William Harrison Ainsworth were among other works he illustrated.

Cruikshank married Mary Ann Walker (1807-1849) on October 16, 1827. Two years after her death, on March 7, 1851, he married Eliza Widdison. Later in his life, Cruikshank supported the temperance movement, creating prints illustrating the evils of alcohol. Collections of his works are in the British and the Victoria and Albert museums. George Cruikshank died February 1, 1878.

Robert L. Patten, the Lynette S. Autrey Professor of Humanities at Rice University, was born on April 26, 1939 in Oklahoma City. He received his B.A. from Swarthmore College in 1960. He went on to earn an M.A. (1962) and Ph.D. (1965) from Princeton University. After college, Patten lectured in English at Bryn Mawr College, leaving there in 1969 to take a position as Assistant Professor in the English Department at Rice University, where he became a full professor in 1976. In 1991 and 1992 Patten chaired Rice’s English Department. The author of dozens of articles and reviews on nineteenth-century British literature, Patten used the materials in this collection to write a two-volume biography of George Cruikshank, entitled George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art (vol. 1, 1992; vol. 2, 1996). In 1999 The Guardian, a British newspaper, called Patten’s biography one of the best books of the 1990s.

Robert L. Patten was a Fulbright Scholar from 1963 to 1964 and a Guggenheim Fellow in 1980. He was also chosen as a Couper Scholar in 2004, served as president of the Rice University Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa from 1991 to 1994 and 1997 to 2002, and chaired the Dickens Society in 1973 and 1974. Patten has served in numerous capacities at Rice University, including the Sallyport Award Committee (1986-87), the Advisory Committee on Parking (1992-94), and the University Review Board (1982-84). In addition to George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art, Patten is the author of Charles Dickens and His Publishers(1978), and editor of George Cruikshank: A Revaluation(1974) and Literature in the Marketplace: Nineteenth-Century British Publishing and Reading Practices (1995). He also serves as editor of Studies in English Literature and founded and briefly edited the periodical Dickens Studies Newsletter.

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Scope and Contents

The collection contains typescripts, page proofs, research material, correspondence, photographs and artwork relating to Robert Patten's comprehensive work on the life of George Cruikshank, entitled, George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art.

The first series contains material relating to the writing and production of the book, including typescripts, proofs and correspondence with publishing house Rutgers University Press and others, administrative materials and artwork.

The second series contains card file research notes, listing works, correspondence notes (name of correspondents, subject of correspondence (ex. art related, business, personal), location of repository and dates, bibliographical information, subject files and source notes.

Series three includes research material, notes, photocopies of works and articles, catalogs, correspondence, photographic materials, and subject files. Research material, primarily notes and transcriptions of correspondence, from repositories such as Princeton University, Harvard, UCLA and others are included. Collectors Frank S. Bradburn and the artist, Ronald Searle are also represented. The series holds a collection of articles relating to Cruikshank and book illustration and a series of lectures by Robert Patten.

Series four includes prints, pamphlets and illustrations including etchings, engravings and woodcuts. Many are single leaves or a series of leaves from books illustrated by Cruikshank, others are bound or loosely bound books and pamphlets. Still others are proofs (some mounted) on India paper. Many of Cruikshank's works are represented, including illustrations for Oliver Twist and Sketches by Boz (Charles Dickens), W.H. Ainsworth's novels, the Comic Almanack and other illustrations and caricatures.

Series five includes manuscript materials by and about George Cruikshank. Several collectors are represented, including Frank S. Bradburn, Christopher C. Kohler, Ronald Searle, and a number of letters, documents and ephemera obtained through Sotheby's (David Borowitz collection).

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Arrangement
	This collection is arranged into the following five series:

		Series I: George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art production files, 1975 - 2001
		Series II: Research index card files, 1792-1878
		Series III: Research photocopies and notes, 1810-2002
		Series IV: Prints, pamphlets, illustrations, paintings and plates, 1807-1988
		Series V: Manuscripts, correspondence and other materials by and about George Cruikshank, 1811-1976

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

This material is open for research.

Restrictions on Use

Permission to publish from the Robert L. Patten: George Cruikshank Research Materials, must be obtained from the Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University.

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Index Terms

	Subjects (Persons)
		Ainsworth, William Harrison, 1805-1882
		Cruikshank, Eliza (Cruikshank, George, Mrs.), 1807-1849
		Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878
		Cruikshank, Isaac, 1756?-1811
		Cruikshank, Robert, 1789-1856
		Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
		Patten, Robert L.
	Subjects:
		Artists--England--History--19th century
		Caricatures and cartoons--England
		Temperance--England--History--19th century
		England--Social life and customs--19th century
	Formats:
		Correspondence
		Etchings
		Illustrations
		Manuscripts
		Photographs
		Typescripts

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Related Material


	See Cruikshank letters, 1845 and 1868, MS 297, Woodson Research Center.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Robert L. Patten: George Cruikshank Research Materials, MS 493, Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University

Provenance

This collection was donated by Robert L. Patten in 1999.

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Detailed Description of the Collection



*Series I. George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art* production files, 1975 - 2001** (20 boxes)
		Sub-series A: Typescripts and page proofs, circa 1980-1995
			This sub-series contains typescripts for the book, George Cruikshank’s Life Times and Art, volumes 1 and 2. The typescripts were completed by 1989
Box	Folder
1	1		Illustrations (photocopies)
	2		Typescript, preface
	3		Typescript, prologue
	4-29		Typescript, chapter 1-26
Box	Folder
2	1-10		Typescript, chapter 27-34
Box	Folder
3	1-12		Typescript, chapter 35-46
Box	Folder
4	1-2		Typescript, chapter 47-48
	3		Typescript, epilogue
	4		Typescript, bibliography, emendata
	5		Typescript, genealogy
	6		Typescript, transcriptions and references
	7		Typescript, endnotes (preface – chapter 10)
	8		Typescript, endnotes (chapter 11 – 24)
	9		Typescript, captions for illustrations
	10		Typescript, general index (vol. 2)
	11		Prologue, Chapter 1, editor’s instructions, 1991 December 17
	12-21		Author’s proof, 1st pass, front matter-chapter 18, 1992 March 27, April 6-7
Box	Folder
5	1-3		Author’s proof, 1st pass, chapter 19-24, 1992 April 7-8
	4		Author’s proof, 1st pass, Appendix, notes, 1992 April 8
	5-17		Author’s proof, vol. 2, front matter-chapter 25-48, 1995 September 19
	18		Author’s proof, vol. 2, transcriptions and references, 1995 September 19
	19		Author’s proof, vol. 2, epilogue, genealogy, 1995 September 19
	20		Author’s proof, vol. 2, notes, 1995 September 19
	21		Author’s proof, vol. 2, general index, 1995 September 19
Box	Folder
6	1-13		Author’s proof, vol. 2, front matter - chapter 25-48, 1995 December 6
	14		Author’s proof, vol. 2, epilogue, emendata, transcriptions and references, 1995 December 6
	15		Author’s proof, vol. 2, notes, 1995 December 6
Box	Folder
7	1-13		Typescript (copy 1), vol. 2, with editor’s marks, front matter - chapter 25-48, 1995
	14		Typescript (copy 1), vol. 2, with editor’s marks, epilogue, emendata, 1995
	15		Typescript (copy 1), vol. 2, with editor’s marks, notes, chapter 25-31, 1995
	16		Typescript (copy 1), vol. 2, with editor’s marks, notes, chapter 32-41, 1995
	17		Typescript (copy 1), vol. 2, with editor’s marks, notes, chapter 42-48, 1995
	18		Typescript (copy 1), vol. 2, with editor’s marks, bibliography, author sketch, 1995
		Sub-series B: Notes and source materials, circa 1975- 1989
			This sub-series includes notes, articles, annotations and drafts for volumes one and two of George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art. The material is undated; however, most would have been generated between 1975 and 1989.
Box	Folder
8	1		Titles, illustrations, volume 1
	2		Illustrations, volume 2
	3		Preface, volume 1
	4		Prologue, volume 1
	5-10		Chapter 1 - 6
Box	Folder
9	1-8		Chapter 7-14
Box	Folder
10	1-9		Chapter 15-23
Box	Folder
11	1-5		Chapter 24-28
Box	Folder
12	1-6		Chapter 29-34
Box	Folder
13	1-12		Chapter 35-46
Box	Folder
14	1-2		Chapter 47-48
	3		Epilogue
	4		Bibliography notes
	5		Miscellaneous notes and articles
		Sub-series C: Correspondence, reviews and administrative materials, 1975-2001
			This sub-series contains correspondence between Robert Patten and persons and institutions affiliated with the publishing of the book, George Cruikshank’s Life, Times, and Art. The majority of the correspondence is with Rutger's University Press. Other materials in the sub-series include correspondence between Robert Patten and his editors, expense reports, book reviews and permissions information.
Box	Folder
14	6		Correspondence, British Museum, February 27, 1978 - July 23, 1985
	7		Correspondence, Cambridge University Press, 1989 - 1990
	8		Correspondence, Lutterworth Press, 1992, 1996
	9		Correspondence, Oxford University Press, June 10, 1975 - November 23, 1990
Box	Folder
15	1		Correspondence, Rutgers University Press, April 16, 1990 - November 13, 1993
	2		Correspondence, Rutgers University Press, January 5, 1994 - July 17, 1999
	3		University of Maryland, 1979 February - March
	4		Correspondence, Yale Center for British Art publications, 1989
	5		Other correspondents, 1987 December 14 - 2001 June 4
	6		Advertisements for Cruikshank materials, 1977 - 1978
	7		Book expenses, account book, 1977-1979
	8		Book expenses, receipts and invoices, 1975 August 24 - 1979 October 29
	9		Book ideas and notes, undated
Box	Folder
16	1		Collection inventories, 1975 March - 1977 June
	2		Literature quotations, undated
	3		Permissions, rights information, 1978-1978, 1990-1995
Box	Folder
17	1		Reviews, 1992-1998
	2		Reviews, 1992 October - 1999 May
	3		Styling principles and techniques, undated
		Sub-series D: Art reproductions, slides, negatives and computer disks
			This sub-series includes reproductions (glossy prints) of a number of George Cruikshank’s etchings and wood-engravings produced during the years 1809-1878. Many of these prints were used to illustrate the two-volume book. Negatives and color slides of Cruikshank’s artwork are among the holdings. Slides of works by artists Thomas Rowlandson and James Gillray are included. The prints were obtained from a number of repositories. The floppy disks include book chapter material and are 5 ¼ in. disks.
Box	Folder
17	4		Illustrations (photocopies)
	5		Glossy prints (Vol. 1 illustrations), Frontispiece - #20
	6		Glossy prints (Vol. 1 illustrations), #21 – 45
	7		Glossy prints (Vol. 1 illustrations), #46 – 81
Box	Folder
18	1		Glossy prints (Vol. 2 illustrations), Frontispiece - #17
	2		Glossy prints (Vol. 2 illustrations), #18 – 37
	3		Glossy prints (Vol. 2 illustrations), #38 – 55
	4		Glossy prints (Vol. 2 illustrations), #56 – 81
	5		Glossy prints, negatives, book jacket designs
	6		Glossy prints
	7		Glossy prints, contact sheets
	8		Negatives (35 mm) of illustrations
	9		Glossy prints, includes works from Sketches by Boz
	10		Book jacket illustration, “Monmouth Street,” Sketches by Boz
	11		Glossy prints from Sunday in London
	12		Glossy prints, contact sheets
Box
19			Slides (many in color), including illustrations used in Cruikshank’s Life, Times and Art.
Box
20			Computer disks (5 ¼ in), chapter material for Cruikshank’s Life, Times and Art.

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Series II: Research index card files, 1792-1878
(18 boxes)

This series contains card file research notes, listing works, correspondence notes (name of correspondents, subject of correspondence (ex. art related, business, personal), location of repository and dates, bibliographical information, subject files and source notes.

Box

Cruikshank works, 1792-1815

Box

Cruikshank works, 1816-1824

Box

Cruikshank works, 1825-1878

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1792-1845

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1846-1856

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1857-1865

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1866-1870

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1871-1874

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1875-1878, funeral correspondence, 1878-1890

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, undated

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, 1821-1876, undated

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, A-Z

Box

Autographs and correspondence notes, A-Z

Box

Catalogs, locations of works by state, California - Washington

Box

Subject files, Advertisements – Worship of Bacchus

Box

Source references, A-Z

Box

Bibliography, A-Z

Box

Bibliography (catalogs, books, criticism, drawings, miscellaneous)

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Series III: Research photocopies and notes, 1810-2002 (27 boxes)
		This series includes research material, notes, photocopies of works and articles, catalogs, correspondence, photographic materials, and subject files.
		Sub-series A: Correspondence, arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent or organization. General correspondence in the first two folders, 1966-1997
Box	Folder
39	1		General correspondence, A-M, 1974 September - 1989 June
	2		General correspondence, N-Z, 1975 June 1 - 1987 December
	3		Bell and Hyman Ltd., undated
	4		Bradburn, Frank, 1970 June 16 - 1982 February
	5		Browning, Logan, 1989 - 1991
	6		Cruikshank, Richard, 1979
	7		Harden, Edgar, 1985 July - 1987 June
	8		Hill, Draper, 1993 January - 1997 October
	9		Humanities Research Center, 1978 April 3 - 1978 May 23
	10		Johnson, Christopher, 1972 November 21 - 1972 August 22
	11		Huntington Library, 1985 December 13
	12		Kohler Books, Ltd., 1974 April 30 - 1974 September 10
	13		Möller, Joachim, 1989 October 9 - 1991 September 28
	14		National Humanities Center, 1988 October 17
	15		Proudfoot, Karen, 1978 April 20 - 1982 March 15
Box	Folder
40	1		Research assistants, 1980 May - 1981 December
	2		Princeton, 1966 September - 1978 August
	3		Smith, Hazel, 1994 September - 1995 October
	4		Sotheby’s, 1977 June - 1978 March
	5		Times Literary Supplement, 1988 February - 1988 July
	6		UCLA, 1973 January - 1977 July
	7		Wardroper, John, 1991 June - 1997 July
		Sub-series B: Photocopies, notes and correspondence relating to George Cruikshank materials and collections, arranged alphabetically by repository or location (state). The files contain correspondence and many contain photocopies and transcriptions of Cruikshank material. Dates for the transcriptions and photocopies are noted if applicable, 1821-1991
Box	Folder
40	8		Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Arizona, 1977 June 7
	9		Arizona (photocopy), 1872 July 11
	10		Benjamin-Carnegie, New York (photocopy), 1849-1873
	11		Bodleian, Oxford, 1988 May - 1991 July
	12		British Library, London (photocopies and notes), 1849 January - March 1982
	13		British Museum, 1966-1975
	14		California (transcriptions), 1832 - 1875
	15		California, 1977 June 7 - 1977 July 18
	16		Colorado (transcriptions), 1831-1849
	17		Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, D.C., 1977 February - 1977 August
	18		Connecticut (transcritions, photocopies), 1826-1878
	19		Delaware, 1977 August 1 - 1977 October 13
	20		District of Columbia (transcriptions), 1865
	21		England, undated
	22		Free Library, Philadelphia (transcriptions, photocopies), 1840-1872
	23		Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, University of Idaho, 1977 June - July
	24		Garber – Maryland (photocopies), 1868-1872
Box	Folder
41	1		Huntington Library (transcriptions), 1821-1870
	2		Illinois (transcriptions, photocopies), 1851-1874
	3		Illinois, Indiana, 1977 June 7 - 1977 August 1
	4		Indiana (transcriptions, photocopies), 1838-1853
	5		Iowa (transcriptions, photocopy), 1869
	6		Iowa, Kansas, 1977 August 9
	7		John Rylands Library, 1974 August - 1978 June
	8		Kentucky (transcriptions, photocopies), 1850-1878
	9		Kentucky, Louisiana, 1977 June 22 - 1978 July 13
	10		Lilly Library, undated
	11		London (photocopies), 1830-1875
	12		Manchester, England (transcriptions, photocopies), 1850-1875
	13		Maine, Maryland, 1977 June 7 - 1977 September 2
	14		Maryland (transcriptions, photocopies), 1823
	15		Massachusetts (photocopies, 1832-871) and correspondence, 1971 June 14
	16		Massachusetts, Michigan, 1977 June 7 - 1977 August 17
	17		Michigan, undated
	18		Middlesex, England (transcriptions, photocopies), 1854 November - 1860 November
	19		Minnesota, 1977 June 7 - 1977 July 27
Box	Folder
42	1		Missouri, 1977 August
	2		National Library of Scotland (transcriptions, photocopies), 1828-1872
	3		New York Public Library, undated
	4		New York, 1977 June 7 - July 8
	5		Nebraska, New Hampshire, 1977 June - July
	6		New Jersey, New Mexico, 1977 July 12 - October 18
	7		North Carolina (transcriptions, photocopies), 1843-1872
	8		North Carolina, North Dakota, 1977 June 29
	9		Ohio (photocopies), 1969 February 13
	10		Ohio, Oklahoma, 1977 June 7-August 17
	11		Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, 1977 June 7 - 1979 June 31
	12		Oxon, England (transcriptions of the Wilson collection), 1823-1893
	13		Pennsylvania (transcriptions), 1841-1877
Box	Folder
43	1		Penn State (transcriptions), 1842-1878
	2		Piermont Morgan Library, 1981 March - 1987 September
	3		Rice University, Woodson Research Center (transcriptions, photocopies), 1845, 1868
	4		Rochester, 1991 June 14
	5		Rosenbach Foundation, 1977 June - 1978 April
	6		Royal Academy of Arts, 1989 January - February
	7		South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, 1977 June
	8		Texas, Utah, undated
	9		UMBC Maryland (transcriptions, photocopies), 1830-1876
	10		University of Texas, 1980
Box	Folder
44	1		Victoria and Albert Museum, London (transcriptions), 1827-1877
	2		Vermont, Virginia, Washington, 1977 June - July
	3		Virginia, 1988
	4		Washington (transcriptions, photocopies), 1830
	5		Windsor Royal Archives, 1988 July
	6		West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, 1977 June - 1978 March
		Sub-series C: Collections and Catalogs, 1824-2002, undated
			This sub-series includes files relating to a number of collections and catalogs describing George Cruikshank material. A small number of exhibition catalogs are included. The Albert Cohn catalog is an extensive listing of the works of George Cruikshank, his illustrations for books, etchings and individual illustrations. A number of the collections (Bradburn, Clarke and others) contain transcriptions of letters and other manuscripts.
Box	Folder
45	1		Adler, Hannah collection catalog, 1996
	2		Borowitz, David, collection, exhibition catalog, "George Cruikshank and His Contemporaries," 1978
	3		Bradburn, Frank S., Red 1-74
	4		Bradburn, Frank S., Blue 1-58
	5		Bradburn, Cruikshank collection catalogs, undated
	6		Bradburn Cruikshank collection notes, 1974, undated
	7		Clark, (CA 6-84)
			Catalog numbers below correspond to Albert Cohn's, George Cruikshank: A Catalogue Raisonné of the Work Executed During the Years 1806-1877 with Collations, Notes, Approximate Values, Facsimiles, and Illustrations.The files contain notes, correspondence, articles and other research material related to the illustrations.
Folder
8			Cohn, 1-25
Box
45			Cohn, 14
	10		Cohn, 19
	11		Cohn, 22
	12		Cohn, 24
	13		Cohn, 69
	14		Cohn, 87
	15		Cohn, 96
	16		Cohn, 109
	17		Cohn, 114
	18		Cohn, 116
	19		Cohn, 179
	20		Cohn, 181
	21		Cohn, 184
	22		Cohn, 188
	23		Cohn, 194
	24		Cohn, 196
	25		Cohn, 197
	26		Cohn, 198
	27		Cohn, 199
	28		Cohn, 232
	29		Cohn, 234
	30		Cohn, 239
	31		Cohn, 243
	32		Cohn, 356
	33		Cohn, 382
	34		Cohn, 433
	35		Cohn, 435
	36		Cohn, 471
	37		Cohn, 569
	38		Cohn, 580
	39		Cohn, 615
	40		Cohn, 703
	41		Cohn, 777
	42		Cohn, 880-884
	43		Cohn, 900-904
	44		Cohn, 930-934
	45		Cohn, 1000-1004
Box	Folder
46	1		Cohn, 1030-1034
	2		Cohn, 1035-1039
	3		Cohn, 1205-1209
	4		Cohn, 1215-1219
	5		Cohn, 1270-1274
	6		Cohn, 1750-1754
	7		Cohn, 1755-1759
	8		Cohn, 1770-1774
	9		Cohn, 1795-1799
	10		Cohn, 1840-1844
	11		Cohn, 1875-1879
	12		Cohn, 1955-1959
	13		Cohn, 2040-2044
	14		Cohn, 2110-2114
	15		Cohn, 1745-1749
	16		Fellman, Robert D., Collection catalog, Illustrating Dickens, 2002
	17		George Cruikshank: A Bicentennial Exhibition, 1992-1993
Box	Folder
47	1		Gough, John B., The Works of George Cruikshank, catalog (photocopy), 1890
	2		Gowen, James E., collection, exhibition catalog, 1977
	3		Harvard University - Widener, 1-127 (transcriptions), circa 1824-1831
	4		Harvard University - Widener, 128-279 (transcriptions), circa 1828-1838
	5		Harvard University - Widener, 280-403 (transcriptions), circa 1827-1830
	6		Jerrold (transcriptions), 1865, 1875
			John Johnson collection of printed ephemera, Bodleian Library, Oxford University. Photocopies of the collection.
Box	Folder
48	1		Johnson, John, collection, box 2, 1832 April
	2		Johnson, John, collection, drafts and handbills, circa 1831-1878
	3		Johnson, John, collection, George Cruikshank correspondence, circa 1858-1874
	4		Johnson, John, collection, George Cruikshank correspondence, circa 1835-1872
	5		Johnson, John, collection, prescriptions (includes transcriptions), circa 1836-1888,
	6		Johnson, John, collection, receipts and cheques, circa 1842-1875
	7		Johnson, John, collection, tickets and invitations, circa 1860-1875
Box
49			Johnson, John, collection, oversize materials, circa 1851-1879
Box	Folder
50	1		Kohler, C.C., cross references
	2		Massachusetts (Mott and Richards collections), circa 1851-1876
			Middlesex collection: Letters and papers of George Cruikshank, artist and caricaturist (1792-1878), as Lieutenant Colonel of the 48th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, “The Havalocks."
Box	Folder
50	3		Middlesex collection, accnum 534, collection guide and notes
	4		Middlesex collection, 534/1, 1854-1862
	5		Middlesex collection, 534/2, 1862-1863
Folder	Folder
50	6		Middlesex collection, 534/3, 1862-1872
Box	Folder
50	7		Middlesex collection, 534/4, 1862-1869
	8		Middlesex collection, 534/5, 1863-1868
	9		Middlesex collection, 534/6, 1868
	10		Middlesex collection, 534/7, 1868-1869
	11		Middlesex collection, 534/8, 1862-1868
	12		Middlesex collection, 534/9(1), 1862-1869
Box	Folder
51	1		Middlesex collection, 534/9(2), 1862-1869
	2		Middlesex collection, 534/11, 1862-1869
	3		Middlesex collection, 534/12-13, 1861-1868
	4		Middlesex collection, 534/14, 1852-1889
	5		Princeton University, George Cruikshank collection, 1-100 (transcriptions), circa 1828-1872, undated
	6		Princeton University, George Cruikshank collection, 101-200 (transcriptions), circa 1834-1874
Box	Folder
52	1		Princeton University, George Cruikshank collection, 201-300 (transcriptions), circa 1834-1872
	2		Princeton University, George Cruikshank collection, 301-400 (transcriptions), circa 1849-1872
	3		Princeton University, George Cruikshank collection, 401-500 (transcriptions), circa 1873, undated
	4		Princeton University, George Cruikshank collection, 501-631, 633- 635 (transcriptions), circa 1846-1863, undated
Box	Folder
53	1		Princeton University, George Cruikshank, With Some Account of His Brother Robert Robert Cruikshank, by Percy Cruikshank, photocopy, circa 1880
	2		Princeton University, checklist, George Cruikshank holdings, 1977-1978
	3		Princeton University, Merle-Cruickshank correspondence, 1-94 (photocopies), circa 1820-1846
	4		Princeton University, Merle-Cruickshank correspondence, 95-189 (photocopies), circa 1846-1878
Box	Folder
54	1		Searle, Ronald, cross-references
	2		Searle, Ronald, catalog notes for Searle I-VIII
	3		UCLA, Special Collections, 1-34 (transcriptions), circa 1862-1871, undated
	4		UCLA, Special Collections, 35-69 (transcriptions), circa 1849-1875, undated
	5		UCLA, Special Collections, 70-122 (transcriptions), circa 1824-1855, undated
	6		Vogler, Richard, collection, selections, 1978
	7		Other catalogs (regarding George Cruikshank letters), photocopies and transcriptions, 1848-1903
		Sub-series D: Photocopies, 1812 - 1988
			Articles, offprints, notes and correspondence relating to works on or about George Cruikshank, his contemporaries, book arts and illustration, and British social history. Arranged alphabetically primarily by author, with a small number of files added by title or subject.
Box	Folder
55	1		Adburgham, Alison, Punch: A History of Manners and Modes, 1841-1940, 1961
	2		[W. H.] Ainsworth and His Friends, undated
	3		Altick, Richard D., The Marvelous Child of the English Stage, 1945
	4		Ashbee, H.S., "George Cruikshank," in Notes and Queries, notes, undated
	5		Barham, R.H.D., Life of R.H. Barham, 1845
	6		Bates, William, George Cruikshank: The Artist, the Humanist, and the Man, notes
	7		Bates, William, Maclise Portrait Gallery, 1883
	8		Bede, Cuthbert, A Reminiscence of George Cruikshank and His Magazine, 1878
	9		Beerbohm, Max, "The Spirit of Caricature," in A Variety of Things,1922
Box	Folder
56	1		Belchem, John, '‘Orator’' Hunt, Henry Hunt and English Working - Class Radicalism, 1985
	2		Benjamin, Walter, "Charles Baudelaire: A Lyric Poet in the Era of High Capitalism," "Illuminations," "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, 1988
	3		Bentley, Richard, "A Victorian Publisher (by Royal A. Gettmann), 1960
	4		Berry and Poole, Annals of Printing, 1966
	5		Biografĺa de un dibujante: George Cruikshank, 1985
	6		Blakey, Robert, Old Faces in New Masks, 1859
	7		Blanchard, Laman,
	8		Bland, David, A History of Book Illustration, 1969
	9		"Books Illustrated by Cruikshank," in The Bookseller, 1878
	10		Brantlinger, Patrick, The Spirit of Reform, 1977
	11		Brice and Fielding, Dickens Studies Annual, 1981
	12		Broadley, A.M., Napoleon in Caricature, 1911
	13		Browne, Hablot, notes
	14		Bryan and Stanley, Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, 1849
	15		Buss, Robert William, English Graphic Satire
	16		Butler, Marilyn, Romantics, Rebels, and Reactionaries, 1981
	17		Carr, J. Comyns, Essays on Art, 1879
	18		Carretta, Vincent, "The Royal Dupe," in The Age of Johnson,
	19		A Catalogue of a Selection from the Works of George Cruikshank, 1799-1863
	20		Chapman and Hall, undated
	21		Chatto, William Andrew, A Treatise on Wood Engraving, 1891
	22		Clarke, William, circa 1833
	23		Collier, J.P., An Old Man’s Diary, 1872
	24		Collins, Philip, Dickens and Crime, 1962
	25		Comstock, H., How Robert Cruikshank Used the Bartlett View, 1934
	26		Cruikshank, George, A Pop-Gun, 1860
	27		Cruikshank, George, House Book, undated
	28		Cruikshank, George, "Notes: Recollections of George Cruikshank," undated
	29		Cruikshank, Mary, "Commonplace Book" (notes), undated
	30		Dalziel, George and Edward, The Brothers Dalziel,undated
	31		Darton, F.J. Harvey, Children’s Books in England, 1982
	32		Day, S. Phillips, notes
	33		De Mare, Eric, Victorian Woodblock Illustrations, 1981
	34		Dickens unpublished letters, notes
	35		Dohson, Austin, notes on the DNB listing for George Cruikshank
	36		Dodds, John W., The Age of Paradox, 1952
	37		Du Maurier, Daphne, The Young George Du Maurier, 1951
	38		Eichenberg, Fritz, The Art of the Print, 1976
	39		Ellis, S.M., William Harrison Ainsworth and His Friends, undated
	40		Emsley and Walvin, Artisans, Peasants, and Proletarians, 1985
Box	Folder
57	1		Epstein, James, Cap of Liberty, 1988
	2		Evans, Edmund, The Reminiscences of Edmund Evans, 1967
	3		Everitt, Graham, English Caricaturists of the 19th Century, undated
	4		Feaver, William, Cruikshank: The Artist’s Role, 1974
	5		Feaver, William, Cruikshank for Posterity, 1978
	6		Findlater, Richard, Grimaldi, 1955
	7		Forques, Emile, La Caricature en Angleterre, 1854
	8		Frith, W.P., My Autobiography, 1888
	9		George, M. Dorothy, English Political Caricature to 1792, 1959
	10		"George Cruikshank," in Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, 1863
	11		The Georgian Era, 1832
	12		Gough, John B., Autobiography, 1869
	13		Gray, Bail, The English Print, 1937
	14		Graves, Algernon, The Royal Academy of Arts, 1905
	15		Haight, Sherman P., "George Cruikshank," in Publisher's Weekly, 1928
	16		Hall, S.C., Retrospect of a Long Life, undated
	17		Hamerton, P.G., Etching and Etchers, 1912
	18		Hamilton, Walter, A Memoir of George Cruikshank, 1978
	19		Hamst, Olphar, "George Cruikshank," in Notes and Queries, 1878
	20		Hansard’s Parliamentary Debates, 1862
	21		Harvey, J.R., Victorian Novelists and Their Illustrators, notes, undated
	22		Hawes, Donald, "Marryat and Dickens," in Dickens Studies Annual, 1972
	23		Hertz, Neil, The End of the Line, 1985
	24		Hill, Draper, notes
	25		Hill, Nancy, notes
	26		Hind, Arthur, M., History of Engraving and Etching, 1963
	27		Hodder, George, Memories of My Time, undated
	28		Hofmann, Werner, Caricature, 1957
	29		Hood, Thomas, Complete Poetical Works, 1906
	30		Howard, Edward, Rattlin the Reefer, 1971
	31		Howell-Smith, Simon, International Copyright and the Publisher in the Reign of Queen Victoria, undated
	32		Humphries, Anne, Travels into the Poor Man’s Country, 1977
	33		Jabet, Nasology, 1848
	34		James, Henry, Autobiography, undated
	35		Jerrold, Blanchard, Life of George Cruikshank, notes
	36		Jones, Mumford, "The Comic Spirit and Victorian Sanity," in The Reinterpretation of Victorian Literature, 1950
	37		Kelly, Dawn P., "Liberation or Restraint: The Demonic in the Works of George Cruikshank," in CEA Critic, 1985
	38		Knight, Charles, Passages of a Working Life, 1864
	39		Kris, Ernst, Psychology of Caricature, undated
Box	Folder
58	1		Krist and Gombrich, Principles of Caricature, undated
	2		Kroeber, Karl, "Constable: Millais/Wordsworth: Tennyson," in Articulate Images, 1983
	3		Lamb, Charles, Drawing for Illustration, undated
	4		Lamb, Charles, "On the Genius and Character of Hogarth," in Anecdotes of William Hogarth, 1833
	5		Layard, George S., notes
	6		"Lectures on the Fine Arts," in Blackwood’s Magazine, undated
	7		Ledue, undated
	8		Letters and Private Papers of W.M. Thackery, 1946
	9		The Letters of Charles Dickens (nonesuch), notes and photocopies, 1938
	10		The Letters of Charles Dickens, vol. 1-4 (Pilgrim), photosopies, 1835-1852
	11		Lindley, Kenneth, Woodblock Engravers, 1970
	12		Locker-Lampson, Frederick, My Confidences, 1896
	13		Loveridge, Mark, Laurence Sterne and the Argument about Design, 1982
	14		Mackay, Charles, Forty Years Recollections, 1877
	15		Mackenzie, Robert S., "George Cruikshank," in The London Journal, 1847
	16		McCalman, Iain, Radical Underworld, 1988
	17		McLean, Ruari, George Cruikshank: His Life and Work as a Book Illustrator, undated
	18		McMaster, Juliet, Dickens the Designer, 1987
	19		Marten, Harry, "Exaggerated Character: A Study of the Works of Dickens and Hogarth," in Dickens and Hogarth, 1976
	20		Marten, Harry P., "The Visual Imagination of Dickens and Hogarth," in Studies in the Novel, 1974
	21		Maxwell, Christabel, Mrs. Gatty and Mrs. Ewing, [1949]
	22		Merle, W.H., Melton de Mowbray: or the Banker’s Son, 1838
	23		Moers, Ellen, The Dandy, 1960
	24		Morgan, E.S. Morgan, "…a brief retrospective…," undated
	25		Muir, Percy, Victorian Illustrated Books, 1971
	26		Nadel and Schwartzbach, Victorian Artists and the City, 1979
	27		Oliver Twist, notes
	28		"On George Cruikshank," in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, 1823
	29		Palgrave, Francis T., "The Cruikshank Exhibition," in Essays on Art, 1867
	30		Parsons, Ian, "Copyright and Society," in Essays in the History of Publishing, undated
	31		Parton, James, Caricature and Other Comic Art, 1877
	32		Past and Present: The Tower of London and Historical Illustration, essay
Box	Folder
59	1		Patten, Robert, George Cruikshank's Grimm Humor, 1988
	2		Patten, Robert, Who Wrote Oliver Twist, undated
	3		Paulson, Ronald, Emblem and Expression: Meaning in English Art of the Eighteenth Century, notes
	4		A Peculiar Gift: Nineteenth Century Writings on Books for Children, 1976
	5		Pettigrew, Medical Portrait Gallery, notes
	6		Phillips, E. Watts, Watts Phillips: Artist and Playwright, 1891
	7		Porter, Roy, The Social History of Language, and an article on social medicine, 1988
	8		Reid, notes
	9		Reitlinger, Henry, From Hogarth to Keene, undated
	10		Richardson, B. Ward, notes
			Roger, J.C., "Gallery of Comicalities," in Notes and Queries
	12		Rossetti, William M., "Cruikshank," in Fine Art, Chiefly Contemporary, [1867]
	13		Rossetti, William M., Fine Art, Chiefly Contemporary, 1867
	14		Rush, Richard, A Residence at the Court of London, 1833
	15		Ruskin, John, Works, notes
	16		Russell, Sturgis, "George Cruikshank," in Scribners Monthly, 1878
	17		Sala, G. A., "George Cruikshank: A Life Memory," in A Gentleman’s Magazine, undated
	18		Sala, G. A., "Life in Paris," in Atlantic Monthly, 1865
	19		Sala, G.A., Things I Have Seen and People I Have Known, 1894
	20		Salaman, Malcolm, British Book Illustration, 1923
	21		Schor, Naomi, Reading in Detail, 1987
	22		Shikes, Ralph E., The Indignant Eye, 1969
	23		Sitwell, S., Narrative Pictures, 1938
	24		Sitwell and Sacheverell, notes
	25		Slythe, Margaret, The Art of Illustration: 1750-1900, 1970
	26		Somerset House Gazette, 1824
	27		Spencer, Walter, Forty Years in My Bookshop, undated
	28		Spielmann, M.H., History of "Punch", 1895
	29		Stafford, B.M., Conjecturing the Unseen…,, 1985
	30		Steig, Michael, "The Critic and the Illustrated Novel," in Huntington Library Quarterly, 1972
	31		Steiner, Wendy, Pictures of Romance, 1988
	32		Stephens, Fred G., "Essay on the Genius of George Cruikshank," notes
	33		Sterne, Laurence, Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, undated
	34		Sterrenburg, Lee, "Psychoanalysis and the Iconography of Revolution," in Victorian Studies, 1975-76
	35		Stevenson, Lionel, The Showman of Vanity Fair: The Life of William Makepeace Thackery, 1947
	36		Sutherland, Guilland, "Cruikshank and London," in Victorian Artists and the City, 1980
	37		Tegg, William, " George Cruikshank," in Notes and Queries, notes
	38		Thackeray, William, "George Cruikshank," in Westminster Review, 1840
	39		Thompson, Alice, "A Bundle of Rue," in Magazine of Art, 1880
	40		Thornbury, Walter, British Artists from Hogarth to Turner, 1861
Box	Folder
60	1		Twyman, Michael, Lithography 1800-1850, 1970
	2		Veth, Cornelius, Comic Art in England, 1930
	3		Vizetelly, Henry, Glances Back Through Seventy Years, 1893
	4		Wakeman, Geoffrey, Victorian Book Illustration, 1973
	5		Ward, Mrs. E.M., Memories of Ninety Years, undated
	6		Wardroper, John, The Caricatures of George Cruikshank, review, 1978
	7		Wedmore, Frederick, "Cruikshank," undated
	8		Weitenkampf, Frank, The Illustrated Book, 1938
	9		Wellesley Index to Victorian Periodicals, 1824-1900, notes
	10		White, Gleeson, English Illustration, notes
	11		Work, Robert, R., Isaac Cruikshank’s Drawings for Drolls, 1968
	12		The Works of George Cruikshank, Victoria and Albert Museum, undated
	13		Worth, George J., William Harrison Ainsworth, notes
	14		Wright, Thomas, Caricature History of the Georges, 1876
	15		Wright, Thomas, A History of Caricature and Grotesque in Literature and Art, 1968
	16		Wynn-Jones, Michael, George Cruikshank: His Life and London, notes
		Sub-series E: George Cruikshank research files, 1810-1992
Box	Folder
60	17		Autographs and inscriptions, 1864, 1871, undated
	18		Bates, William, bibliography on obituaries and letters from George Cruikshank to newspapers ( notes, photocopies), undated
	19		Biographies of George, Isaac and Robert Cruikshank, undated
	20		Biography, Joseph Jackson, Grunwald Center for Graphic Arts, UCLA (Preface - Chapter 14 ), circa 1939
	21		Biography, Joseph Jackson, Grunwald Center for Graphic Arts, UCLA (Chapter 15 - 25 ), circa 1939
	22		Cartoons, 1987-1992
Box	Folder
61	1-2		Collections, university, undated
	3		Contemporaries, undated
			Coutts accounts for George and Eliza Cruikshank, 1852-1892
Box	Folder
62	1		George Cruikshank: A Revaluation, index, undated
	2		Exhibitions, 1970-1974, undated
	3		Fragments, undated
	4		Genealogy, includes marriage and death certificates, 1978
	5		Letters (photocopies), circa 1853-1870
	6		Library of Congress checklist, British Political and Social Cartoons, 1655-1832, checklist 1968
Folder
7			Materials listing by state, undated
Box	Folder
62	8		Obituary from The Art Journal, [1878]
	9		Oil paintings, 1978 April 30
	10		Portraits, undated
	11		Private daybook, notes, 1810-1825
	12		Publisher’s agreements, 1872
	13		Residences, undated
	14		[Cruikshank’s] sight, undated
	15		Unidentified drawings, notes, 1982
		Sub-series F : Subject files, 1813 -1990
Box	Folder
63	1		Altrie, Adelaide, 1988 July
	2		American Council of Learned Societies, 1986 July - September
	3		Axson Collection at Rice University, undated
	4		Book illustration, techniques, undated
	5		Browning, Logan, 1989 March - 1990 December
	6-8		Copyright, undated
	9		Cruikshank, Robert (photocopy, 1821, 1823)
	10		Dickens, Charles, articles, 1813-1939
	11		Dickens, Charles, advertisements, 1858-1863
	12		Dickens, Charles, cartoons, 1976-1979
	13		Dickens, Charles, clippings, 1870-1964
	14		Dickens, Charles, illustrations, 1848
	15		Dickens, Charles, various works, 1873-1970
	16		The Drawing Society, 1988-1989
	17		Getty Foundation, 1984 October - 1986 May
	18		Glassman, Elizabeth, undated
	19		Humanities Research Center, Vermont, 1978
	20		Library of Congress, 1989
	21		Manchester research, 1934-1974
	22		National Endowment for the Humanities, 1986 February - 1988 December
	23		National Humanities Center, 1976-1988
	24		Places to visit (list of universities and other repositories), undated
	25		Research grants, 1978
	26		Robins, James, undated
	27		Rowlandson exhibition, 1978
	28		Soundings program, 1988
	29		Texas Committee for the Humanities, 1987-1988
	30		Thackery, William Makepeace, 1946-1947
	31		Times Literary Supplement, 1974
		Sub-series G: Lectures, Robert Patten, 1973-1989, undated
Box	Folder
64	1		"George Cruikshank," Friends of the Library, 1973
	2		"The Rise and Fall of the Leaf: Representing Culture in England, 1815-1845," INCS Conference, 1987 April
	3		"Response to Huxley and the Popularization of Science," Rice University, 1987 September
	4		"The Culture of Caricature," National Humanities Center, 1988 March 2
	5		"From Regency Caricature to Victorian Fiction," UNC, 1988 April 6
	6		"Counting Change: From Beggar to Threepenny," Ackland Art Museum, 1988 April 13
	7		"Imaging the City: Charles Dickens and Geroge Cruikshank," J.B. Speed Art Museum, 1988 October 13
	8		"Bah! Humbug!," American Association of University Women, Chapel Hill, NC, 1988 December 3
	9		"George Cruikshank's Urban Eye," Indiana University, 1989 January 19
	10		"Just Say No: Temperance Propaganda in Victorian Britain," Peace College, 1989 March 20
	11		"Dickens by the Numbers," Greenville, SC, 1989 April
	12		Mellon Center, Rowlandson College, undated
		Sub-series H: Oversize materials, 1823-1981
Box
65			Photocopies of newspaper articles, reviews, and prints. Also includes a folder with illustrations and articles on the "characteristics of coloring" of prints of this period.

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Series IV: Prints, pamphlets, illustrations, paintings and plates, 1807-1988 (17 boxes)
		This series includes prints, pamphlets and illustrations including etchings, engravings and woodcuts. Many are single leaves or a series of leaves from books illustrated by Cruikshank, others are bound or loosely bound books and pamphlets. Still others are proofs (some mounted) on India paper. These prints are arranged by title of publication or title of individual print if the publication is unknown. Prints by Isaac, Robert and Percy Cruikshank are included in the series.
		Sub-series A: Illustrations for books, pamphlets, tracts and periodicals, 1815-1903.
			Arranged alphabetically by title of publication or print. The author's name is indicated in paranthesis if known. The corresponding Cohn number is included at the end of each entry if applicable.
Box	Folder
66	1		Abraham Thornton. Tried for the Murder of Mary Ashford, 1819
	2		Arthur O'Leary (Charles Lever), 10 etchings, 1845, Cohn 183-184
	3		Aunt Judy's Christmas Volume for Young People (Mrs. Gatty), 2 plates, "Amelia and the Dwarfs," and "Benjy in Beastland,"1870, Cohn 346
	4		The Bands in the Park, pamphlet with woodcut illustrations, 4 pages, 1856, Cohn 206
	5		Barney Buntline and Billy Bowling (George Coleman), words and music, etching on title page, uncolored, undated, Cohn 152
	6		The Bee and the Wasp, 4 proofs on India paper, 1832, Cohn 65
	7		Bentley's Miscellany, 1837 January 2, Cohn 69
	8		Bentley's Miscellany, 33 plates, 1837-1841, Cohn 69
	9		Bentley's Miscellany, 18 plates, 1837-1841, Cohn 69
	10		Bentley's Miscellany, "Reports of the Second Meeting of the Mudfrog Association, The Tyrant Songster," 1838, Cohn 66
	11		Bentley's Miscellany, "Vincent Eden, The Proctor at Home. A Visitation and a Visit," 1839, Cohn 66
	12		Bentley's Miscellany, 1847 July 1
	13		The Betting Book, pamphlet with 5 woodcuts, 1852, Cohn 201
	14		The Biglow Papers (J.R. Lowell), 1861, Cohn 518
	15		The Brighton Lodging House (Francis Higginson), 2 etchings, "The Sycophant Assailed," and "The Witch," 1849, Cohn 388
	16		The British Journal, woodcut on wrapper, 1852, Cohn 91
	17		Catholic Miracles, 7 woodcuts on 4 leaves, Cohn 122
	18		Chemistry, No Mystery; or a Lecturer's Bequest… (John Scoffern), woodcut frontispiece, "Laughing Gas," and title, 1839, Cohn 728
	19		Clement Lorimer (Angus B. Reach), 4 etchings, Part II: "The Wreck," and "Making the Favorite Safe, "Part IV: "Benosa at the Tomb" and Part V: "Making Circumstantial Evidence," 1849, Cohn 687
	20		The Comic Almanack, 1835-1838, incomplete, Cohn 184
	21		The Comic Almanack, title page, first series, 1835-1843,
	22		The Comic Almanack, 1835
	23		The Comic Almanack, 1836
Box	Folder
67	1		The Comic Almanack, 1837
	2		The Comic Almanack, 1838
	3		The Comic Almanack, 1839
	4		The Comic Almanack, 1840
	5		The Comic Almanack, 1841
	6		The Comic Almanack, 1842
	7		The Comic Almanack, 1843
	8		The Comic Almanack, 1844
	9		The Comic Almanack, 1845
	10		The Comic Almanack, 1846
	11		The Comic Almanack, 1847
	12		The Comic Almanack, 1848
	13		The Comic Almanack, 1849
	14		The Comic Almanack, 1849
	15		The Comic Almanack, 1850
	16		The Comic Almanack, 1851
	17		The Comic Almanack, 1852
	18		The Comic Offering, 1 woodcut, "Falstaff in the Basket," 1833, Cohn 154
	19		Dibdin's Songs, cover, 1863
	20		Six Illustrations to Cowpers Diverting History of John Gilpin, by George Cruikshank, 5 proofs on India paper, 1828, Cohn 169
	21		Don Quixote (Roscoe's Novelists Library), 1833, Cohn 710
	22		The Epping Hunt (Thomas Hood), 6 proofs on India paper, 1829, Cohn 406
	23		The Everyday Book, or Everlasting Calendar of Popular Amusements… (William Hone), 6 woodcuts (columns 47, 903, 1114, 1322, 1431 and column 50 in Vol.II), 1826, Cohn 402
Box	Folder
68	1		Factiae and Miscellanies. With one hundred and twenty engravings by George Cruikshank (William Hone), 2nd edition, 1827, Cohn 405
	2		Fairy Library, I: "Hop o' of My Thumb and the Seven League Boots," 6 etchings, 1853, Cohn 196
	3		Fairy Library, II: "The History of Jack and the Beanstalk," 6 etchings, 1854. Cohn 197
	4		Fairy Library, III: "Cinderella and the Glass Slipper," 10 etchings, 1854, Cohn 198
	5		Fairy Library, IV: "Puss in Boots," 1864
	6		Fairy Library, 1 volume, covers loose, missing, 1885
	7		Fairy Library, 1 volume, covers missing, 1885
	8		The Fairy Mythology (Thomas Keightley), etched frontispiece, 1850, Cohn 458
	9		The Fatal Boots and Cox's Diary (William Thackeray), undated
	10		Frank Fairlegh (Frank Smedley), 30 illustrations, 2 sets, 1850, Cohn 754
Box	Folder
69	1		George Cruikshank's Magazine, 3 etchings, "Tobacco Leaves No. 1,""Elephantine Performances," and "Trying to Cure a Bear of a Sore Head," 1854, Cohn 185
	2		George Cruikshank's Omnibus, "Commentary upon the 'New Police Act' no.2," 1841, Cohn 190
	3		George Cruikshank's Omnibus, p. 1-130, 1841-1842, Cohn 190
	4		George Cruikshank's Omnibus, p. 1-144; 177-300, 1841-1842, Cohn 190
	5		George Cruikshank's Omnibus, no. III, p. 65-96, 1841-1842, Cohn 190
	6		George Cruikshank's Omnibus, 1841-1842, Cohn 190
	7		George Cruikshank's Omnibus, 1841-1842, Cohn 190
			George Cruikshank's Omnibus, 1842, Cohn 190
	9		German Popular Stories (Brothers Grimm), 1823, Cohn 369
	10		Giles Chawbacon (see also Bentley's Miscellany), circa 1840
	11		The Gin Shop (Illustrated Penny Readings, J.W. Kirton), 13 woodcuts, 16 p., [1869], Cohn 468
	12		The Glass and the New Crystal Palace, pamphlet, 11 woodcuts, 1853, Cohn 203
	13		The History of Napoleon Bonaparte, 4 woodcuts by George Cruikshank (includes engravings by others), 1829, Cohn 589
	14		The History of the French Revolution, wrapper with design by George Cruikshank, 1838, Cohn 793
	15		History of the Irish Rebellion in 1798 (W.H. Maxwell), 2 etchings, "The Rebels executing their Prisoners on the Bridge at Wexford," and "Massacre at Scullabogue," 1845, Cohn 541
	16		Hogarth Moralized, 4 designs on 2 plates, 1831, Cohn 397
	17		The Holiday Grammar (Alfred Crowquill), 1825
	18		Holiday Scenes, 4 etchings, uncolored, 1826
	19		The Humourist, etching, "Tit for Tat, or the Officer and his Irish Servant," 1820, Cohn 419
	20		Illustrated Magazine of Art, woodcut design after George Cruikshank (Williams sculp), 1853, Cohn 427
	21		Italian Tales, Tales of Humor, Gallantry and Romanc, woodcuts, proofs, 1824, Cohn 444
	22		John Manasty (Maginn), 6 etchings, 1844, Cohn 523
	23		Land and Sea Tales (M.H. Barker), 4 etchings, 2 frontispieces and 2 vignette titles, 1836, Cohn 56
	24		Life in London (Pierce Egan), 22 colored etchings by I.R. and G. Cruikshank, 1821, Cohn 262
Box	Folder
70	1		Life in Paris (David Carey), wrapper, 1822, Cohn 109
	2		Life of Napoleon, 1815
	3		Life of Sir John Falstaff , (R.B. Brough), 3 full-page etchings, 1857-1858, Cohn 96
	4		London Characters, "Watchman,"1829, Cohn 182
	5		London Society, full page woodcut after George Cruikshank, "I marry, " said Jack, "The man is mad. I don't want to marry!" 1864, Cohn 502
	6		Lorimer Littlegood, (A.W. Cole), 12 plates by Cruikshank, 1858, Cohn 148
	7		Lorimer Littlegood, (A.W. Cole), 12 plates, 1858, Cohn 148
	8		Lucien Grenville, (T.J. Pettigrew), 5 proofs, 1833, Cohn 645
	9		Illustrated Magazine of Art, wrapper, 1853, Cohn 427
	10		The Man in the Moon, pamphlet, 1820, Cohn 527
	11		Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, (Charles Dickens), 6 etchings, 1838, Cohn 237
	12		Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, (Charles Dickens), portrait of Grimaldi and 12 etchings, 1846, 1848, 1854, Cohn 237
	13		Memoirs of Robert William Elliston, comedian (George Raymond), 3 etchings by George Cruikshank, portrait by Harlowe, 1844-1845, Cohn 686
	14		Memoirs of the Life and Writing of Lord Byron (George Clinton), woodcut plates after George Cruikshank, 1825, Cohn
	15		Midnight Scenes and Social Photographs, etched frontispiece, 1858, Cohn 557
	16		The Miraculous Host, 1822,. woodcuts, Cohn 562
	17		Monsieur Tonson (John Taylor), 1830, 7 proofs on India paper, Cohn 783
	18		Mornings at Bow Street (J. Wight), 1st edition, 2nd issue, text, 1824, Cohn 844
	19		Mornings at Bow Street (J. Wight), 1st edition, 2nd issue, illustrations and title page, 1824, Cohn 844
	20		New Year's Day: A Winter's Tale (Mrs. Gore), 4 etchings, [1864] Cohn 357
	21		The Non Mi Ricordo, pamphlet with three woodcuts, 1820, Cohn 606
	22		The Novels of Henry Fielding, 20 etchings on steel, undated
	23		Old Miscellany Days: A Selection of Stories from Bentley's Miscellany, 1885
Box	Folder
71	1		Our Own Times, etchings, "An Outline of Society in Our Own Times," "Almanacks - Over the Water," "The Ragged School," "Tremendous Sacrifice," other illustrations in this set, not part of "Our Own Times," but appeared to have been bound together, 1846, Cohn 193
	2		Our Own Times, part I, with wrapper, etchings, woodcuts and glyphographs, 1846, Cohn 193
	3		Our Own Times, "The Ragged School,"1846
	4		A Penny Political Picture for the People, etching, "The British Beehive,"1867, Cohn 634
	5		The Pentamerone or The Story of Stories, etchings, (G. Basile), 1848, Cohn 60
	6		Peter Parley's Annual, woodcuts, 1840, Cohn 641
	7		Peter Schlemial, etchings, Cohn 475
	8		Pilgrim's Progress (Bunyan), drawings on wood, 1816, 1903, Cohn 100
	9		Points of Humour, Part I, 4 etchings, 1823, Cohn 176
	10		Points of Humour, proofs, 1823-1824, Cohn 176
	11		The Political "A, Apple-Pie," or The Extraordinary Red Book, pamphlet, 1820, Cohn 659
	12		The Political House that Jack Built, pamphlet, 1819, Cohn 663
	13		The Political Showman-at Home, pamphlet, 1821, Cohn 668
	14		The Power of Conscience, etched frontispiece and vignette, 1815, Cohn 672
	15		A Present for an Apprentice, etched frontispiece and title page, 1838, Cohn 673
	16		Prisons and Prisoners (Adshead), etched frontispiece "Newgate - Prison Discipline," 1845, Cohn 6
	17		Punch and Judy (J.P. Collier), etchings and woodcuts, 1828, Cohn 150
	18		The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, 1820, pamphlet with toy ladder, woodcuts, Cohn 680
	19		The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, pamphlet, 1820, Cohn 680
	20		Rejected Addresses (H. and J. Smith), 4 proofs, woodcuts, 1833, Cohn 759
	22		Roscoe's edition of Smollett's Works, etchings and a portrait engraved by Freeman, 1831, Cohn 702
	23		Roscoe's Novelist's Library, "Amelia," "Tom Jones, " and "Don Quixote," 1831-1833, Cohn 701-711
	24		Roscoe's Novelist's Library, "The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker,"1831, Cohn 702
	25		Roscoe's Novelist's Library, "The History of Tom Jones,"1831, Cohn 705
	26		The Slap at the Shop, "with twenty-seven cuts," 1822, Cohn 749
	27		A Slice of Bread and Butter, pamphlet, woodcuts, 1870, Cohn 207
	28		Smiles for All Seasons, etched frontispeice, 1825, Cohn 756
	29		The Snow Storm (Mrs. C.F. Gore), 3 etchings, 1845
Box	Folder
72	1		The Songster's Multumin Parvo, 4 engravings, undated, Cohn 763
	2		Specimens of German Romance (G. Soane), 3 etched frontispieces, 1826, Cohn 760
	3		The Spirit of Public Journals, 1826, Cohn 769
	4		Stanley Thorn (H. Cockton), 1841, Cohn 147
	5		Sunday in London (J. Wight), 11 woodcuts, vignettes, 1833, Cohn 846
	6		Table Book, proofs and etchings, 1845, Cohn 191
	7		Table Book, 12 etchings and title page, 1845, Cohn 191
	8		Three Courses and a Dessert (William Clarke), 3 woodcuts, 1860, Cohn 144
	9		Top-Sail Sheet Blocks (M.H. Barker), etched frontispeice, 1838, Cohn 57
	10		Tough Yarns (M.H. Barker), 9 woodcuts, 1835, Cohn 55
	11		Uncle Tom's Cabin (Harriet Beecher Stowe), illustrations on wood, 1852, Cohn 777
	12		The Universal Songster; or Museum of Mirth, 1826
	13		The Universal Songster, 1826
	14		Waverly Novels (Sir Walter Scott), 1836-1838
	15		Waverly Novels (Sir Walter Scott), 1836-1838
			Whom to Marry (Mayhew Brothers), 1848
	17		The World's Show, 1851
			2 albums with illustrations, mounted and loose plates, circa 1854-1875
		Sub-series B: Individual prints, caricatures, lottery puffs, 1821-1871, undated
Box	Folder
74	1		Business card, Bookseller & Importer, J.M. Bouton, 1871
	2		Her Majesty's Theatre (admission tickets), 1848
	3		"Meaness" - Mrs. Pry and "Rapture" - Sir William Courteous (lottery puff)
	4		The "Mother Red-cap" Public House, in Opposition to the "King's Head," 1821 April 25
	5		Shakespeare Tercentenary, Workman's Memorial Subscription Card
	6		Warren's Blacking (advertisement)
		Sub-series C: Works for Charles Dickens, circa 1836-1864
			George Cruikshank illustrated two works listed in this sub-series (Oliver Twist and Sketches by Boz); the first two monthly installments of The Pickwick Papers were illustrated by Robert Seymour, and then, upon Seymour's suicide, by Hablot Knight Browne (pseud. "Phiz").
Box	Folder
74	7		Oliver Twist, "Oliver asking for more," Bentley's Miscellany, 1837
	8		Oliver Twist, loose plates, 1837-1838
	9		Oliver Twist, loose plates, 1837-1838
	10		Oliver Twist, "Fagin in the Condemned Cell," 1st octavo edition, 1846
	11		Our Mutual Friend (illustrations by Marcus Stone), wrapper, [1864]
	12		Pickwick Papers, illustrations by Robert Seymour, R.W. Buss and "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 51 plates, 1837
	13		Pickwick Papers, illustrated by Robert Seymour and "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 6 plates, 1837
	14		Pickwick Papers, illustrated by Robert Seymour and "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 7 plates, 1837
	15		Pickwick Papers, illustrated by Robert Seymour and "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 8 plates, 1837
	16		Pickwick Papers, illustrated by Robert Seymour and "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 9 plates, 1837
	17		Pickwick Papers, illustrated by Robert Seymour and "Phiz" (Hablot Knight Browne), 13 plates, 1837
	18		Sketches by Boz, 1st series, Vol. I & II, 1836
	19		Sketches by Boz, 2nd series, 1836
	20		Sketches by Boz, 2nd series, 1836
	21		Sketches by Boz, 2nd series, 1836
	22		Sketches by Boz, loose plates, 1836
	23		Sketches by Boz, 2nd series, 2nd edition, forged title page, 1837
	24		Sketches by Boz, 2nd series, 2nd edition, 1837
	25		Sketches by Boz, "New Complete Edition," incomplete, 1839
Box	Folder
75	1		Sketches by Boz, loose plates, no imprint, circa 1836-1839
	2		Sketches by Boz, frontispeice proof, 1850
	3		Sketches by Boz, Works of Charles Dickens, Library edition, 1861
		Sub-series D: Works for William Harrison Ainsworth, 1834-1845
Box	Folder
75	4		Ainsworth, W. H., portrait, "Engraved by E. Finden, from a painting by Daniel Maclise R.A., undated"
	5		Ainsworth's Magazine, 6 pgs., circa 1841
	6		Ainsworth's Magazine, wrappers, 1844-45
	7		Guy Fawkes, in Bentley's Miscellany, Book 1, Chapter 14 and Book 3, Chapter 5, 1840
	8		Guy Fawkes, loose pages and plates, 1841
	9		Guy Fawkes, in Bentley's Miscellany Books 1-3, 1841
	10		Jack Sheppard, loose pages and plates, 1839
	11		The Miser's Daughter, 15 etchings, 1842
	12		Old Saint Paul's, wrapper, woodcut design, 1841
Box	Folder
76	1		Rookwood, 12 etchings, 1834
	2		St. James, or the Court of Queen Anne, 1844
	3		The Tower of London, loose plates, 1840
	4		The Tower of London, loose plates, 1840
	5		Windsor Castle, etched frontispiece, loose plates, 1843
		Sub-series E: Isaac, Robert and Percy Cruikshank, circa 1817, 1864
Box	Folder
76	6		Isaac Cruikshank, circa 1817
	7		Robert and Percy Cruikshank, circa 1864, undated
		Sub-series F: Miscellaneous prints, other printed matter, 1819-1945, undated
			This sub-series contains various loose prints (some unidentified), pamphlets, advertisements, testimonials, bookplates, catalogs, notes, and other printed material.
Box	Folder
76	8		Advertisements, circa 1850's
	9		Allen's Great Midland Almanac, 1859
			Bank Restriction Note, [1819]
	11		A Battle of Engravers, undated
	12		Biographies and testimonials, 1873, 1878, 1945, undated
	13		Book plates (A.M. Cohn), undated
	14		Book wrappers and covers, 1871, 1890, undated
	15		Catalogs, 1875-1879
	16		Catalogs and advertisements, 1937-1928, undated
Box	Folder
77	1		George Cruikshank, notes and sketches, undated
	2		"George Cruikshank," in the Westminster Review (William Thackeray), undated
	3		The Kaleidoscope, 1828 September 2
	4		Memorial broadside, 1878, February
	5		Miscellaneous prints and fragments, 1846, undated
	6		Miscellaneous fragments, circa 1854-55, 1882
	7		"Mr. George Cruikshank's Great Picture," subscription notice and form, circa 1863
			Pen and ink drawing, suggestion of Oliver Goldsmith, undated
	9		Popping the question, etching in color, undated
	10		Portrait, George Cruikshank, undated
	11		Proofs, unidentified, undated
	12		Reviews and catalogs, 1861, 1863, undated
	13		Single plates and prints, circa 1800's, undated
	14		Sir Lionel Flamstead and his Friends, undated
	15		"The Works of Charles Lever,"reprinted from Blackwoods' Magazine, 1862 April
	16		Worship of Bacchus, a critique of the painting, by John Stewart, 1863
		Sub-series G: Reproductions, negatives, 1988, undated
Box	Folder
77	17		Contact sheets, negatives
	18		"Good Living" series for Prodexin advertisements, illustrations by George and Robert Cruikshank, undated
	19		Photocopies and reproductions, identified prints
	20		Photocopies and reproductions, unidentified prints
	21		Photo reproductions, Tower of London
Box	Folder
78	1		Photo reproductions, Tower of London, other works, undated
	2		Photo reproductions, miscelleanous prints
	3		Photo reproductions, miscelleanous prints
	4		Photo reproductions, title pages
	5		Wall calendar prints (reproductions), 1988
		Sub-series H: Oversize prints, drawings and other printed material, 1807-1869, 1968, undated
			The Bottle, in eight plates, 1847
			'An Affecting Scene in the Downs' in the Autumn of 1809, undated
Box
79			The Rival Fountains, lithograph, undated
			Our Gutter Children, 2 prints, 1869
			Worship of Bacchus (reproduction), undated
			Portfolio, "The Bottle," and "The Drunkard's Children," 3 covers, circa 1847-1848
Box	Folder
80	1		"Ancient Natives of Britain, encamped near Colchester," E. Evans, undated
	2		Bell's Life in London, 1828
	3		Burford Cottage, 1835
	4		Comic Almanack, etching, "Probable Effects of Over Female Emigration, or Importing the Fair Sex from the Savage Islands," 1851
	5		Cruikshank, Isaac, prints, circa 1807
	6		Cruikshankiana, 33 colored illustrations, 1835
	7		Every Night Book, woodcut vignette, (not by George Cruikshank, per Douglas, p. 272), 1827
	8		Exhibition poster, University of Louisville Libraries, David Borowitz collection, J.B. Speed Art Museum, 1968
	9		George Cruikshank's Magazine, "Tobacco Leaves no. 2," 1854
	10		Illustrated London News, "A Runaway Knock,"1855 February 17 and "Cinderella," with text and illustration, 1854, July 29
	11		Illustrations, colored, "A Calf's Pluck, A Pull'd Turkey, Collard Pig, and Rusty Bacon," undated
	12		Jack Sheppard, 27 etchings, 2 woodcuts and wrapper, 1839
	13		"Lecture at the Charterhouse on Stephen Gray's Discoveries in Electricity," undated
	14		The Miser's Daughter, dramatization advertisement, 1842
	15		The Moor, the Mine, and the Forest, "Descending the Scar," 2 proofs, undated
	16		Oliver Twist, dramatization advertisement, circa 1839
	17		Pic-Nic Papers, 2 sets, 1841
	18		Pencil drawings, 1848
	19		Portrait of George Cruikshank, engraved by D.J. Pound, from a portrait by John and Charles Watkins, undated
	20		Rapin's History of England, 3 engravings, undated
	21		The Satirist, or Monthly Meteor, "Theatrical Faux Pas," 1814
	22		Scraps and Sketches, 1832
	23		Song and lyric sheets, Barney Buntline and Billy Bowling, Fairy Songs and Ballads, Tea in the Arbour, Widow Mahoney, Jack Sheppard Quadrilles, Nix My Dolly Palls Fake Away, Russian Nuptials, Dicky Day (not Cruikshank), La Bagatelle, 1830, undated
	24		Three Courses and a Dessert, 1830
	25		Witch, oil on panel, undated
Box	Folder
81	1		Christmas Stories, 3 etchings, 1823, Cohn 71
	2		Comic Annual, 3 woodcuts, title page, 1830
	3		Der Freischutz, etching, "Six Shall Achieve," undated
	4		Descriptive Account of the Panoramic View…of King George's Sound and the Adjacent Country, 1834, Cohn 218
	5		Dicken's covers, Sketches by Boz and Oliver Twist, 1837
	6		"First proof of George Cruikshank," drawn by H. Pidgeon, etched by George Cruikshank, undated
	7		Gentlemen in Black, 5 woodcuts, tailpiece, title page, 1831,Cohn 219
	8		The Kensington Fine Art Association's Engravings and Etchings Picture Album, by George Cruikshank, cover, undated
	9		The Life of Nelson (Robert Southy), 8 woodcuts, 1861, Cohn 765
	10		London Lyrics (Frederick Locker), 1857
	11		Memoir of the Late Captain Joseph Huddart, 1821, Cohn 415
	12		More Mornings on Bow Street, proofs, 1827
	13		My Sketchbook, vol. 1, 1834
	14		New Bath Guide, 5 etchings, 1830, Cohn 34
	15		Original Jests (John Harcourt), etched frontispiece, wrapper, title page, 1827, Cohn 383
			Our Own Times, 1846
Box	Folder
81	17		The Oyster, 1861
	18		Philosophy in Sport, 23 woodcuts, 1827, Cohn 626
	19		A Slice of Bread and Butter, 3 woodcuts, 1857, Cohn 207
	20		Tales of Irish Life, title page, 6 etchings, proofs on India paper, 1824, Cohn 841
	21		Topsail Sheet Blocks, 3 etched frontispieces, vol. I, II, III, 1838, Cohn 57
	22		Walker's Full Account of the Arrest of Sir Francis Burdett, 1810
Box	Folder
82	1		The Scourge, "The Blessings of Paper Money," 2 prints, "Quadrupeds, or the Managers Last Kick,"and "The Pall Mall Apollo", 1811, 1816
	2		The Moor, the Mine, and the Forest, "A Boatful of People in a Cave," original watercolor and pencil sketch, undated
	3		"An Election Ball," 1835
	4		George Cruikshank's Table Book, proofs,
	5		Illustrations to Blanchard Jerrold's, Life of George Cruikshank,
	6		History of the Irish Rebellion in 1798 (W.H. Maxwell)," Loyal Little Drummer," 1845
	7		Caricatures, The Advantages of Travel; or a little learning is a dangerous thing, Scotch Cleanliness, The Last Grand Ministerial Expedition, King's Place & Chandos Street in an Uproar, The Funeral Procession of the Rump, The Peddigree of Corporal Violet, Resignation. A Great Moral Virtue, 1809-1827
	8		The Greatest Plague of Life (Mayhew Brothers), "Out for an Airing," and "Oh Ah! let 'em ring again", [1847]
	9		Broadsides,
	10		Omnibus, proofs, 1842
	11		Omnibus, mounted proofs, woodcuts, 1842
	12		Omnibus, mounted proofs, woodcuts, 1842
	13		"The New Union Club," 1819 and "Opening of the Great Industrial Exhibition of All Nations," 1851
	14		Temperance placards and broadsheets, "The Queen and the Union," broadside, woodcut, undated, "Home in Shadow, no. 4, "temperance placard, undated, "Our Gutter Children," etching on glass, 1869, "A Thing that Drinks and Smokes - A Man who Thinks and Acts, no. 1, " undated, "Our Gutter Children," 4 pgs., etching on glass, 1869
			Oil painting, no title, undated

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Series V: Manuscripts, correspondence and other materials by and about George Cruikshank, circa 1811-1976 (30 boxes)
		This series contains autographed letters, drawings and sketches, and other manuscript material. The series also contains notes, correspondence, and other research material. This series is arranged by collection.
		Sub-Series A: Borowitz collection, circa 1792-1891
			Sub-sub-series 1: Correspondence, 1836-1877, undated
				Individual correspondents, arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Primarily letters to George Cruikshank unless otherwise noted.
Box	Folder
83	1			A'Beckett, Gilbert Abbott, [1849]
	2			Auldjo, John, undated
	3			Banks, George Linneaus, undated
	4			Banks, Isabella, 1872 December 31
	5			Barham, Richard Harris, 1840 May 16, undated
	6			Bates, William, 1876 August 10
	7			Blanchard, (Samuel) Laman, undated
	8			Bloomfield, Walter, 1875 December 10 and 17
	9			Bogue, David, undated
	10			Brooks, Robert, undated
	11			Colburn, Henry, 1843
	12			Cook, James Joseph, 1873 April 8
	13			Dawson, Edward B., 1860 February
	14			Fitzgerald, Percy, 1876 April
	15			Hall, Anna Marie, 1868 December 5 and 1878 January 9
	16			Hall, Samuel Carter, ? May 24
	17			Hockley, Julius L, undated
	18			Hotten, John Camden, 1860 May 8
	19			Inglis, E., 1837
	20			Jerdan, William, ? March 19
	21			Kent, Charles, 1873 July 27
	22			Leighton, John, 1866
	23			Locker, Frederick (to Cruikshank and others),1868, 1870, undated
	24			MacKenzie, Robert Shelton, 1841
	25			Macree, Moir, 1872 December 27
	26			Mayhew, Henry, undated
	27			Morton, W.S., 1862
	28			Pocock, Crawford J., 1867, 1870, 1873
	29			Price, Henry, 1850 November 19
	30			Pulford, George Cruikshank (godson), undated
	31			Reid, George William (to and from Cruikshank), 1868-1871
	32			Sheringham, John, 1852 March 26
	33			Swynfen, Caroline, 1865 December 9
	34			Tennent, J. Emil, ? June 6
	35			Tupper, Martin Farquhar, 1855 April 30 and 1871 October 14
				Personal and family correspondence, George and Eliza Cruiskshank, unknown correspondents and letter fragments
Box	Folder
83	36			To George Cruikshank, A-W, 1856-1874, undated
	37-38			From George Cruikshank, 1850, 1867, 1873, undated
	39			From George Cruikshank to Eliza Cruikshank, 1850-1874, undated
	40			From George Cruikshank to Mary Cruikshank (mother), 1851, undated
	41			Eliza Cruikshank, personal and family correspondence, 1836-1878
	42			Cruikshank, George and Eliza, Christmas greetings, 1873-1877
	43-44			Letter fragments, unsigned letters and letters with illegible signatures, 1841-1875, undated
				Other correspondence, arranged by subject of correspondence, then chronologically
Box	Folder
83	45			Robert the Bruce monument, circa 1870-1874
Box
84				Robert the Bruce monument, 1870-1877
				Temperance movement, circa 1861
				Volunteers (24th Surrey Havelock), 1865-1868
			Sub-sub-series 2: Eliza and George Cruikshank family papers, documents, and photographs, circa 1792 -1891
Box	Folder
84	8			Baldwyn, Charles, will and testament, 1818 September 19
	9			Baldwyn family estate, 1855
				Daybooks, account books, pocket diaries, 1832-1881, incomplete
Box	Folder
85	1			Cruikshank, Eliza, death and probate, 1890-1891
	2			Cruikshank, Eliza, diary, 1853, 1854
	3			Cruikshank, George, biographical sketches, 1858, undated
	4			Cruikshank, George, original copperplate of calling card, circa 1800's
	5-6			Cruikshank, George, death and memorial, 1878-1890
	7			Cruikshank, George, memo book, 1828 - 1833
				Cruikshank, George, notes, tickets, invitations and other epehmera, 1843-1890, undated
	9			Cruikshank, George, register of birth and baptism, [1792]
	10			Cruikshank's Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1875
	11			Linstead family estate, 1851, 1861
	12			Photographs, Eliza Cruikshank, circa 1864
	13			Photographs, George Cruikshank, circa 1864
	14			Photographs, unidentified, circa 1860's - 1870's
			Sub-sub-series 3: Business records, 1833-1888
Box	Folder
85	15-16			Accounts and receipts, 1862 -1872, undated
	17			Bell and Daldy, later George Bell and Sons, 1868-1877
	18			Blackwood, Robert, 1838 March 3
	19			Booklet listing, "India proofs of George Cruikshank presented to Charles Howell," undated
	20			Booklet, listing of caricatures and plates with dates, published from 1809-1834, undated
	21-23			Business correspondence, record, and accounts, 1833-1875, undated
					Includes a printed application for copyright completed by Cruikshank and his wife and signed by him for The Drunkard's Children
	24			Business records and accounts with George Routledge, 1865-1868
	25			Donations of George Cruikshank materials, 1884-1888
					Includes notes, receipts, correspondence to the Britsh Museum and others regarding materials donated by Mrs. Cruikshank.
	26			Hamilton, Walter, "plates wanted," undated
	27			Notes, lists, accounts, circa 1840-1880
				Over-size business records
Box	Folder
86	1			Business records and accounts with Charles Tilt, 1833-1839
	2			Business records and accounts with Richard Bentley, 1840-1848
	3			Business records and accounts with Tilt and Bogue, David Bogue, 1841-1853
	4-5			Checks and sight drafts drawn on or endorsed by George Cruikshank, circa 1830-1870
Box	Folder
87	1-7			Worship of Bacchus, accounts, statements and correspondence, circa 1851-1875
			Sub-sub-series 4: Sketches and drawings, notes, fragments, printed material, 1819-1878, undated
Box	Folder
87	8			Bank Restriction Note, [1819]
	9			"Bill Sykes and his Bulldog," drawing from Oliver Twist,1838
	10			"The British Beehive," notes and sketches from A Penny Political Picture for the People, 1867
				Etchings on glass (folders 11-33), circa 1870
Box	Folder
87	11			Bag of gold and Sedan chair getting upstairs
	12			Bandy Tom singing "Lord Bateman"
				Bandy Tom and Worshipping
	14			Boy carrying a large book , from a drawing by W. Thackeray
	15			Boy smoking and Drury Lane
	16			Buttonhole of a naughty boy caught by a nail
	17			Dorset Street, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street
	18			Fencing
	19			George drawing on his mantelpiece and William Hone and George Cruikshank seated at table
	20			Lady's head dressed overnight
	21			Linkmen putting out lights
	22			Napoleon Bonaparte and King's carriage, George running by the side of it
	23			Portrait of a gentleman and Street lamp lighting - old and new
	24			Prepared for an attack and Capture by Bow Street officers disguised as women
	25			Republican Beaux, 2 prints
	26			Superstition
	27			A theory of our world, flat world
	28			A theory of our world, hollow earth
	29			Time sweeping away all things and Sedan chair and linkmen
	30			Tinderbox
	31			Ventilated hat, or a Martello Tower
	32			Ventilation and A theory of our world, railway engine
	33			Worshipping and Clerkenwell pump
	34			Pencil, pen and ink drawings, undated
	35			The Period, with a caricature and article on George cruikshank, 1870, September 17
				Notes, fragments, sketches, other manuscript material, circa 1850-1869
				Bound volume, William Bates, George Cruikshank, The Artist, the Humourist; and the Man, 1878
		Sub-Series B: Frank S. Bradburn, circa 1811-1974
			This series contains notes, transcriptions of letters, illustrations and other printed material relating to the research and collection of Frank S. Bradburn,
			Sub-sub-series 1: Research and catalog notes, correspondence, other printed material, 1824-1974
Box	Folder
88	1			A.M. Cohn, book plates and photograph, undated
	2			A.M. Cohn, short story, undated
	3-4			A.M. Cohn, Cruikshank caricature index (2 folders)
	5			Advertisements, 1878, undated
	6-7			The Artist and the Author, notes, correspondence, clippings relating to this 1872 pamphlet, 1951-1962
	8			Bradburn - bookseller correspondence, 1944-1957, undated
	9			Bradburn - correspondence, notes, 1931-1955, undated
	10			Bradburn - correspondence, primarily with J.C. Trewin and Ronald Searle, 1960 July 29 - 1962 March 23, undated
	11			Bradburn - correspondence with J.C. Trewin and Ronald Searle, 1962 August 12 - 1963 November 25, undated
	12			Bradburn collection catalog, 1st draft, circa 1950
	13			Bruce statue, notes
	14			Catalogs and catalog slips, circa 1942
	15			Charles Dickens exhibition, 1970
	16			Clippings, George Cruikshank death notice, 1878
	17			Clippings, Emma Catherine Cruikshank, 1878 February 28
	18			Clippings, 1948-1974
	19			Clippings, bound volume (catalog slips), undated
	20			Correspondence, autographs, (W. Hone and H. Brown, "Phiz"?), 1824, 1840
	21			Correspondence (and copies), 1842-1910, undated
	22			Descriptions of works and catalogs
	23			George Cruikshank and George Mills
	24			George Cruikshank and the public
	25			George Cruikshank and temperance
	26			George Cruikshank and W.H. Merle
	27			George Cruikshank as a painter
	28			George Cruikshank as a Volunteer
	29			George Cruikshank as illustrator
	30			George Cruikshank at work
	31			George Cruikshank family affairs
	32-33			George Cruikshank in finance and commerce
	34			George Cruikshank, manuscript material for Tower of London, accounts, draft of "What Will You Drink," circa 1840-1878
	35			George Cruikshank sales catalogs [1870-1880], notes and photocopies, circa 1972
	36			George Cruikshank, testimonials
				George Cruikshank, will (photocopy), 1878 April 16
Box	Folder
88	38			London Exhibition, 1974
	39			Mrs. George Cruikshank
				Notes, bibliographical material on 19th century fiction, undated
Box
88				Notes, bibliography of Cruikshank works, index of separate prints, undated
	42			Notes, Cruikshank biographical and family data
	43			Notes by George Cruikshank, other data
	44-47			Notes, lists, 1955, undated
Box	Folder
89	1			Notes, receipts, 1943, 1951, 1953, undated
	2			Notes, miscellaneous, fragments, undated
	3			Notes, rough draft, "Doubtful 19th century editions,"undated
	4			Personal information and list of Cruikshank acquaintances ,undated
	5			Photocopies, Cruikshank articles, undated
	6-7			Photocopies, Cruikshank correspondence, illustrations and other printed material, circa 1842-1878
	8			Photocopies and facsimiles, Charles Dickens
	9			Rubbings, Cruikshank and Dickens covers, undated
			Sub-sub-series 2: Illustrations, 1811 - 1913
Box	Folder
90	1			Bibby's Annual, 1913
	2			Calendars, black and white lithograph specimens, 1882
	3-9			Colored lithograph specimens (chromolithographs), circa 19th century
	10			George Cruikshank's house, undated
	11			Illustration, La Boilly, undated
	12			Illustrations for Sketches by Boz, [ 1836]
	13			Illustrations, including A Theatrical Exit, Lazare, and etchings by Robert Cruikshank, circa 1800's
	14			Illustrations, various, including Monsier Mallet, by Robert Cruikshank, advertisements, and wrappers, circa 1800's
	15			Music, lyric sheets, undated
	16			Portraits of George Cruikshank, 1811-1878, undated
	17			Scraps and Sketches, 1828
	18			Steel plate for Tower of London, [1840]
		Sub-Series C: Christopher C. Kohler, circa 1823-1876
			Series is arranged by Kohler catalog number. An index to these numbers can be found in box 50, folder 1 and a copy of the catalog with descriptive information is located in box 39, folder 12. This collection contains correspondence, envelopes, drafts of letters (unsigned), sketches, prescriptions, printer's bills, cards, advertisements, and drafts of articles.
			Kohler I: Sketches, envelopes, prescriptions, advertisements, cards, printers bills, letters and draft letters from George Cruikshank to Mrs. Cruikshank and "anon" (unknown correspondents), circa 1823 - 1876
Box	Folder
91	1-2		Sketches, undated, Kohler 204, 214
	3-6		Envelopes, addressed to Mrs. George Cruikshank, George Cruikshank and Mrs. L. Jones, 1851-1860, Kohler 65, 205, 225, 226
	7-12		Prescriptions and prescription envelopes, circa 1859-1876, Kohler 222-224, 227-229
	13-17		Advertisements, calling cards, printer's bills, circa 1860, Kohler 193, 3, 203, 219, 201
	18-50		Letters and draft letters from George Cruikshank, 1823-1876, Kohler 67, 6, 12-13, 16, 37, 32, 40-46, 50, 55, 69, 58, 63-64, 68, 47, 91, 94, 151-152, 167, 184, 187, 154, 196-197, 210, 218, 236
			Kohler II: Draft letters, correspondence and notes from and to George Cruikshank, circa 1837-1876
Box	Folder
92	1-39		Draft letters from George Cruikshank to persons A-T, 1837-1873, Kohler 27-28, 30, 35, 25, 36, 105, 34, 51-52, 66, 96, 9, 48, 75, 149, 21, 39, 46, 8, 60-62, 49, 71, 59, 19, 20, 72-73, 87, 100
			Letters and notes to George Cruikshank, 1869, 1876, undated, Kohler 89, 38, 209, 221, 212
			Kohler III: Manuscript material on a number of subjects including the Bruce statue, Cruikshank works such as The Betting Book, Ass on the Ladder, advice on cholera, and temperance topics. Also includes notes and contracts, circa 1840-1872
Box	Folder
93	1		"Advice about the cholera,"undated, Kohler 88
	2		"All Round My Hat,"1851, Kohler 74
	3		"Ass on the Ladder,"1840, Kohler 85
	4-12		Autobiography, drafts and notes on recollections and persons by George Cruikshank, undated, Kohler 53, 262-269
			Drafts of "Bands in the Park on Sunday," [1855], Kohler 192
	16		Draft of a speech on betting, notes, sketch, undated, Kohler 230
	17-21		Manuscript material on "The Betting Book," 1852, Kohler 232-235, 237
	22		Draft letter, 1863, Kohler 231
	23-30		The Bruce statue, 1872, Kohler 97-99
	31-32		"Copy of a letter which his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury ought to have written to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Palmerston M.P. upon the subject of the Military Bands Playing in the Parks on Sundays,"draft versions, 1855, Kohler 192
			Temperance Rifle Corp., circa 1863-1868, Kohler 146-150
	38		Draft entitled, "The Criminal Punishments of the Chinese," undated, Kohler 1
	39		Drafts of an article commenting on the "Review of the Exhibition of the Royal Academy and other art galleries," by John Stewart, undated, Kohler 31
	40		Crystal Palace and Gin Palaces, copy of parts of the Prospectus of the Crystal Palace, 1852, Kohler 29
	41		Drafts concerning "Beer Shops and Public Houses" springing up in the vicinity of the Crystal Palace, undated, Kohler 155
	42		Draft of a memo of agreement between Cruikshank and Joseph Hogarth, concerning the engraving and printing of "The Culprit Detected," undated, Kohler 17
	43-50		Material relating to drunkenness and the Sabbath, circa 1855, Kohler 15
			Kohler IV: Manuscripts, Equality to Glass, circa 1851-1872
Box	Folder
94	1-2		Drafts of articles on equality, undated, Kohler 90, 189
	3-5		Drafts of articles on etiquette, undated, Kohler 79-81
	6-8		Drafts of articles, title pages and text regarding The Fairy Library, circa 1851-1854
	9		Drafts and notes, including a sketch, "Fishing with a frying pan, or Grid Iron," 1872, Kohler 92
	10-12		Papers relating to "A Discovery Concerning Ghosts," 1863, Kohler 261
	13-52		Notes, drafts for the pamphlet, "The Glass and the New Crystal Palace," 1855, Kohler 106-145
			Kohler IV: Manuscripts, Guy Fawkes to Supernatural, circa 1829-1875
Box	Folder
95	1		Draft part of a note on the drawing of "Guy Fawkes treated classically," 1844, Kohler 95
	2		Note on William Hone, [1835], Kohler 56
	3-5		Drafts relating to "The House that Jack Built," circa 1854, Kohler 180-181, 195
	6-7		Articles on Roman Catholicism, [1869], Kohler 76-77
	8		Rough pencil drafts on "John Bull and the Atmospheric Dining Room," with sketch, undated, Kohler 248
	9-18		Lists of names, days and appointments, figures and other Cruikshank ephemera, undated, Kohler 206-207, 208, 213, 211, 215-217, 202, 220
	19		Draft of an article on Mungo Park, 1875, Kohler 93
	20-23		Copies of parts of two plays, undated, Kohler 238
	24-35		Papers relating to, "A Pop-Gun Fired off by George Cruikshank in defense of the British Volunteers of 1803, against the uncivil attack upon that body by General W. Napier," 1860, Kohler 249-260
	36		Draft on prefaces, undated, Kohler 194
	37-38		Programs, one for a musical program, the other for a ceremony at which Cruikshank is to lay he first brick of a building, [1867], undated, Kohler 2, 33
	39		Drafts of an attack on Pusey, Newman and the Oxford Movement, undated, Kohler 78
	40		Pencil drafts with a sketch of people dining, undated, Kohler 247
	41-42		Papers relating to "Remarks on Education; with a Slice of Bread and Butter on the same subject," circa 1870, Kohler 242, 239
	43-45		Selection of Cruikshank signatures, undated, Kohler 198-200
	46		Draft of a satire entitled, "The Slanderer," [1829], Kohler 54
	47-49		Drafts for "A Slice of Bread and Butter," circa 1870, Kohler 240-241, 243
	50		Draft of an address to the Manchester Athenaeum, undated, Kohler 18
	51-57		Drafts of an article on the prevention of house-breaking, "Stop Thief," undated, Kohler 84
	58		One page of a story, possibly a fair copy, beginning, "so, at last in Paris and I’ll be bound I'm the greatest rip in it…," undated, Kohler 246
	59		Drafts of an "Effusion to the Papers," concerning Harriet Beecher Stowe's erroneous remarks on Cruikshank; also mentions The Fairy Library, [1854], Kohler 57
	60		Sheet with the heading, "Sunday," and numbered 13, "if you by accident should go to church…," undated, Kohler 82
	61		Drafts concerning the supernatural and Cruikshank's belief in the existence of the soul, undated, Kohler 14
			Kohler VI: Manuscripts, Teeth - Worship of Bacchus, circa 1837-1873
Box
96			Advice about the front teeth, circa 1853, Kohler 70
	6		Note about Professor Wheatstone and the laying down of a submarine telegraphic line in the Bay of Swansea in 1837, undated, Kohler 191
	7-49		Papers, speeches and notes relating to the temperance movement, circa 1848-1853, Kohler 103-104, 170-175, 156-158, 160-166, 176-179, 244-245, 185-186, 101
	50		Draft on the unhealthy nature of draughts, etc..., 1873, Kohler 86
			Drafts and articles, "What will you take to drink?," circa 1848-1850, Kohler 22-24
	61-65		Papers relating to the painting, "The Worship of Bacchus," 1869, undated, Kohler 4-5, 7, 10-11
		Sub-Series D: Ronald Searle, circa 1826-1892
			Arranged by Searle number, this series contains sketches, draft letters, correspondence, bills, envelopes, lists, and other manuscript material. Subjects covered in this series include the Bruce statue, various works such as The Betting Book, Fairy Library, Ingoldsby Legends, and others. Manuscript material on temperance topics, the Volunteers and the Worship of Bacchus is included. A cross-reference to this collection is located in box 54, folder 1. Detailed descriptions of each item can be found on notecards in box 106. Much of the correspondence includes transcriptions of the letters in each folder
			Searle I: Sketches and manuscripts, drawing and watercolors, circa 1834-1877
Box	Folder
97	1-49		Sketches, sketchbooks, manuscripts, drawings and watercolors, circa 1834-1875, Searle 1a - 49a
	50-69		Letters from George Cruikshank, A-T, 1841-1877, undated, Searle 1-20
	70-120		Draft letters from George Cruikshank, recipients unknown, circa 1847-1877, Searle 22-70
			Searle II: Draft letters by George Cruikshank to recipients A-Y, circa 1841-1877
Box
98			Draft letters from Cruikshank to recipients unknown, circa 1841-1873, Searle 71-117
	46-109		Draft letters from George Cruikshank and letters to Cruikshank, A-T, circa 1850-1877, Searle 118-181
Box	Folder
99	1-19		Draft letters from George Cruikshank and letters to Cruikshank, T-Y, circa 1857-1872, Searle 182-200
			Manuscript material on the following subjects, persons and publications:
			Searle III: Manuscripts: Art to Temperance, circa 1839-1876
Box	Folder
100	1		"What is Art?," undated, Searle 201
	2-3		Baldwyn trust, undated, Searle 202-203
	4		Note regarding monetary agreement with Bentley, undated, Searle 204
	5-10		"The Betting Book," undated, Searle 205-210
	11		Bills, 1866, Searle 211
	12-16		The Bruce statue, undated, Searle 212-216
	17		Buriel grounds, undated, Searle 217
	18		Cheque fragment, 1872, Searle 218
	19		Children, undated, Searle 219
	20		Critics, 1872
	21-32		"Discovery Concerning Ghosts," undated, Searle 221-232
			Drama, undated, Searle, 233-234
			Education, undated, Searle 235-238
	39		Etiquette, undated, Searle 239
	40		Extraordinary circumstances, undated, Searle 240
	41		"Fairy Library, Puss in Boots," [1864], Searle, 241
	42-51		Financial papers, 1839-1874, Searle 242-251
	52		"F. Oconner's Armless Speech in Cockney Land," undated, Searle 252
	53		Fools, undated, Searle 253
	54-57		"Glass and the New Crystal Palace," [1853], Searle 254-257
Folder
58-59			Housing, undated, Searle 258-259
Box	Folder
100	60-61		Human nature, undated, Searle 260-261
	62-67		Illustration, undated, Searle 262-267
	68		"Ingoldsby Legends", [1847], Searle 268
	69		Irish, undated, Searle 269
	70		"Lawyer," undated, Searle 270
	71-72		Money, undated, Searle 271-272
	73		"Mother's Love," undated, Searle 273
	74-80		Names and addresses, letters, 1856, 1861, 1870, undated, Searle 274-280
	81		Newspapers and editors, undated, Searle 281
	82-84		"Our Gutter Children,"[1869], Searle 282-284
	85		Periodicals, undated, Searle 285
	86-87		"A Pop-gun Fired Off," [1860], Searle 286-287
	88		Postcard addressed to Cruikshank, 1876, Searle 288
	89-90		Preface and culture, undated, Searle 289-290
Folder
91-99			Religion, undated, Searle 291-299
Box	Folder
100	100		"The Rules of the Road," undated, Searl 300
	101		Scrawls, sketches, undated, Searle 301
	102		"The Sky Lark," undated, Searle 302
	103		"A Slice of Bread and Butter," [1857], Searle 303
	104		Society, undated, Searle 304
	105		Taxation, undated, Searle 305
	106		Teeth, undated, Searle 306
			Temperence, circa 1856-1876
			Searle IV: Manuscripts: Theatre to Young Caretaker and letters to George Cruikshank from persons anonymous to C, circa 1826-1878
Box	Folder
101	1		Theater, "All the World's a Stage," undated, Searle 329
	2		History of the term, "Tippy Bob," 1876 August 15, Searle 330
	3		"Tower of London," [1840], Searle 331
	4-6		Ventilation, 1873 January 24, undated, Searle 332-334
	7-18		Volunteers, 1868, undated, Searle 335-346
	19-28		"Worship of Bacchus," 1871, Searle 347-356
	29		"Young caretaker," undated, Searle 357
	30-37		Letters to George Cruikshank, sender unknown, 1844, 1848, 1850, undated, Searle 358-365
	38		Letter to George Cruikshank from Charles Kent, January 9, 1851, Searle 366
	39-52		Letters to George Cruikshank, sender unknown, 1851-1878, Searle 367-380
			Letters to George Cruikshank, A-C, 1826-1878, Searle 381-455
			Searle V: Letters to George Cruikshank from persons D-J, 1847-1877
Box	Folder
102	1-70		Letters to George Cruikshank, D-J, 1847-1877, Searle 456-525
			Searle VI: Letters to George Cruikshank from persons K-N, 1839-1877
Box	Folder
103	1-62		Letters to George Cruikshank, K-N, 1839-1877, Searle 526-587
			Searle VII: Letters to George Cruikshank from persons O-T, 1827-1878
Box	Folder
104	1-70		Letters to George Cruikshank, O-T, 1827-1878, Searle 588-657
			Letters to and from George Cruikshank, letters referring to Cruikshank, letters to Mrs. Cruikshank, printed materials, 1848-1892
Box	Folder
105	1-20		Letters to George Cruikshank, W, 1848-1877, Searle 658-677
	21		Letter from George Cruikshank to Vizetelly & Branston (engravers), 1829 July 15, Searle 678
	22-27		Letters referring to George Cruikshank, 1853-1892, Searle 679-684
	28		List of subscriptions to the George Cruikshank testimonial, 1875, Searle 685
	29-32		Letters to Mrs. Cruikshank, 1862-1865, Searle 686-689
	30-37		Printed materials, broadsides, invitations, pamphlets, and clippings, 1853-1875, undated, Searle 690-697
Box
106			Card files, typed cards and slips with descriptions of the C.C. Kohler and Ronald Searle collections
		Sub-Series E: Other bookseller collections: Wilson, Benjamin, Carnegie, Edwards, Mott and Richards, Lyrle Fletcher, Bradburn, and Frognal, 1823-1893
			These collections, from various booksellers, include autographs, engravings, bills, envelopes, draft letters and completed letters, advertsements, catalogs and other ephemera. Transcriptions of the Wilson collection can be found in the Oxon, England file, box 42, folder 12.
			Wilson:
Box	Folder
107	1		Cruikshank autographs, undated, Wilson 1
			Bills from Cruikshank to J.C. Bowles and J.A. Sleap, 1849-1856, Wilson 2-5
	6		Engraving of George Cruikshank, engraved by C.E. Wagstaff, signed by Cruikshank, undated, Wilson 6
	7-9		Envelopes and and I.O.U. from Cruikshank, 1866, undated, Wilson 7-9
	10-11		Draft letters from George Cruikshank, unknown correspondents (anon), 1827, 1867, Wilson 10-11
	12		Draft letter from George Cruikshank to Sergeant Major Spooner and Lieutenant Troene(?), 1868, Wilson 12

Box	Folder
108	1-22		Letters from George Cruikshank, M-Y, 1828-1875, Wilson 63-84
			Bills addressed to Cruikshank, 1823, 1856, Wilson 85-86
	25-28		Letters to George Cruikshank, 1814-1845, Wilson 87-90
	29		Prescription, 1877, Wilson 91
			2 letters from George Percy Cruikshank to Ross, 1879, undated, Wilson 92-93
	34		Letter from George Percy Cruikshank to Clement Scott (?), 1893 November 16, Wilson 94
	35-37		3 letters from Robert Cruikshank, one to unknown recipient, others to Mr. Oxberry and Mr. Winston, 1823, undated, Wilson 95-97
	38		Bill from Marsh (?) Robinson to I. Robert Cruikshank, 1823 October 17, Wilson 98
	39		Letter from Henry Blackwell to Mr. Delaford, reference to Cruikshank, 1891, Wilson 99
			Benjamin:
Box	Folder
109	1		Letter from George Cruikshank to John Thompson, undated
			Carnegie:
Box	Folder
109	2		Letter from George Cruikshank to Mr. Ling, 1873 December 22
			Edwards:
Box	Folder
109	3		Letter from George Cruikshank, unknown recipient, 1863 August 20, Edwards 1
	4		Letter from George Cruikshank to Dr. West, 1843 March 30, Edwards 2
			Mott:
Box	Folder
109	5		"Mr. Cruikshank Testimonial, " circa 1873
			Richards:
Box	Folder
109	6		Letter from George Cruikshank to F.W. Cosens, 1866 September 5, Richards 1
	7		Letter from George Cruikshank to S. Phillips Day, 1872 September 29, Richards 2
	8		Letter from George Cruikshank to Mr. Hogarth, 1853 February 4, Richards 3
	9		Letter from George Cruikshank to Mr. Jerdan, 1851 March 23, Richards 4
	10		Letter from George Cruikshank to Charles Kent, 1871 January 1, Richards 5
	11		Draft letter from George Cruikshank to R.E. Lofft, undated, Richards 6
	12		Letter from George Cruikshank to Dr. Muspratt, 1867 January 28, Richards 7
	13		Letter from George Cruikshank to John Noble, 1864 January 11, Richards 8
	14		Letter from George Cruikshank to Mr. C. Pollard, 1864 August 20, Richards 9
			Carnegie Book Shop:
Box	Folder
110	1		Letter from George Cruikshank to "Dear Joe," regarding money matters that must remain private, 1859 April 9
			Frognal:
Box	Folder
110	2		Letter from George Cruikshank to the director of the Liverpool Institute, 1867 February 20, Frognal 1
	3		Draft letter from George Cruikshank, unknown recipient, draft letter from Cruikshank to the editor of The Times, and a printed letter to Cruikshank from Henry Thomas, Shakespeare Ter-centenary Monument Committee, 1863 July 13, undated, Frognal 2
			Kyrle Fletcher:
Box	Folder
110	4		2 letters from George Cruikshank, to Mrs. Octavia(?) Blewitt, 1875 August 4 and to George Mills, 1861 August 1, Kyrle Fletcher 1&2
ox	Folder
110	5		Letter from George Cruikshank to B.W. Ball, 1864 February 22, Kyrle Fletcher 4
			Bradburn:
Box	Folder
110	6		Fragments, Bradburn material, includes letter extracts, signatures, advertisements, and other ephemera, 1858, 1884, undated
	7		Profile portrait of Robert Cruikshank by F. W. Paithorpe, undated
	8		Letter from F.W. Paithorpe to Mr. Brewer, with sketch of a face, undated
	9		Pencil sketch, with title and signed by Cruikshank, "Old Sydney Gardens Bath," undated
		Sub-Series F: Miscelleanous papers, correspondence, objects and ephemera, circa 1823-1905
			Correspondence, primarily to George Cruikshank unless otherwise noted:
Box	Folder
111	1		Adshead, J., 1846, 1847
	2		Ainsworth, W.H., circa 1842 (also includes a letter from Ainsworth to Macrone, undated)
	3		Auldjo, John, 1861, 1867
	4		Baldwyn, C., 1823
	5		Barker, M.H., 1843
	6		Bates, William, 1876
			Blanchard, L., undated
	8		Bogue, D., 1848
	9		Brother, D., 1863
	10		Brough, R.B., 1857
	11		Clarke, 1824
	12		Cox, W., 1851
	13		Dey, William, 1850
	14		Farish, W., 1866
	15		Gouoling, S., 1857
	16		Greville, 1869
	17		Hotten, 1860, 1864
	18		Hunt, Robert, 1865
	19		Jackson, John, 1839
	20		Linton, W.J., 1867
	21		Mackenzie, R. Shelton, 1847
	22		Martin, John, 1838
	23		Mayhew, Horace, undated
	24		Mayhew, K., 1851
	25		Merle, W.H., undated
	26		Mills, G., 1865, 1866
	27		Morson, Jr., undated
	28		Pickering, B.M., 1861
	29		Prince, J.W. (?), 1855
	30		Purvis, J.W., 1840, 1841
	31		Reach, Angus, undated
	32		Roscoe, T., 1831
	33		Russell, E., 1871
	34		Tegg, Thomas, 1829
	35		E.J.P., 1847, 1848
	36-37		2 letters to George Cruikshank, sender unknown, 1838, 1846
			From George Cruikshank to:
Box	Folder
111	38		Bradbury and Evans, 1868
	39		Cruikshank, Eliza (Mrs. Cruikshank), 1858
	40		Kent, W.C.M., 1852 December 27
	41		2 letters, to Tilt and Bogue, 1842 September 2 and to "My Dear Lord," 1869 September 11
	42		Letters to and from George Cruikshank regarding the "Omnibus," 1841-1861
	43		Letter to the editor, The Times, 1865
			Other correspondence:
Box	Folder
111	44		Letter signed by Mary Cruikshank, 1829 April 9
	45		A.G. Stark to Robert Cruikshank, 1848
	46		R.S. Bell to P. Cruikshank, 1852
	47		G.A. Beckett to Evan, 1852
	48		R.J. M Douglas to "Dear Sir," 1905
	49-51		Miscelleanous correspondence, includes a note from Mrs. Cruikshank to Mrs. Dickens, 1868, 1869, undated
			Drawings and sketches:
Box	Folder
111	52		"Comic Almanak," loose plates, covers (Bradburn notes), undated
	53		"Miser's Daughter" illustrations, [1842]
	54		Pencil sketches, undated
	55		Drawing from Scraps and Sketches, part 2, [1828]
	56		Sketch of a church, signed by George Cruikshank, undated
	57		"What is a Flame," with sketch, circa 1875
			Printed materials, receipts, advertisemtents and other ephemera:
Box	Folder
111	58-59		Accounts and recipts, 1835, 1847, 1855
	60		Notes, drafts and addresses relating to "Lord Bateman," "A Pop-Gun Fired Off," address regarding "teeth," circa 1860
	61-62		Prescriptions and envelopes, 1866, undated
	63		Our Mutual Friend Advertiser, loose pages, [1865]
	64		Signature, Charles Dickens, undated
	65-66		Manuscripts and printed material relating to the National Temperance League, Volunteer Corp., and a notice of George and Eliza Cruikshank's silver wedding anniversary, circa 1860-1875
	67-72		Various lists, signatures, notes, receipts and envelopes, circa 1832-1877
			Objects:
Box
112			Copper plate, wood blocks, coin, and a small wood box with silver inlay bearing the initials "GC," purported to have been given to Cruikshank by Charles Dickens.

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