Tuer writes to Crawhall concerning a bookplate for his "Ex Libris" collection. Written from Leadenhall Press, 50, Leadenhall Street, London.

Robinson writes to inform Crawhall he has returned his 'truly unique volume', and to give his opnion on the woodcuts therein which include 'The Long Pack' and 'Ducks and Green Pease'. Written from Bewick's Head, 38, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Robinson writes to ask that Crawhall looks over the 'Bewick Catalogue' to ensure none of the pages have got mixed up with his 'chaotic mass of loose papers'. Written from 38, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Townshend writes to ask Crawhall to respond to an 'enclosed note' concerning a 'Patron of the Arts'. Written from The Grand Hotel, Trafalgar Square, London.

Hutchinson writes to thank Crawhall for the Presentation Copy of his "Jubilee Thought" with 'the author's compliments'. He also remarks upon Crawhall's exhibition at the art gallery. Written from Pegswood, Morpeth.

Horsley writes to volunteer his songs for Crawhall's "Book of Local Songs". Written from 42 Chester Street, Newcastle. Also includes JCII/1/3/35 and JCII/3/23-27.

White writes about his photographs that Crawhall has shown an interest in and suggests a possilbe meeting beside the Coquet. Written from The Talbot Lodge Studios, 85, Castle Street, Reading.

Reid writes to discuss the selling price of Crawhall's book "Coquet Trout". Includes a sample card which was to be sent out to prospective book sellers. Written from Andrew Reid, Sons and Co., Printing Court Buildings, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

D.D.D. writes to express his interest in securing Crawhall for 'Coquet-side'. Written from Rothbury.

Frere writes to thank Crawhall.