2 pieces.
Typed Letters Signed. Parrish, Maxfield: Windsor, VT., March 8, 1926. 1 p., 4to. To Elizabeth Dinsmore of The Country Gentleman magazine, "Will I ever do anything for The Country Gentleman? Who knows,... It won't be a winter cover,... We are buried to our lily neck at this moment and it is still snowing..." On Parrish's letterhead. * Typed Letter Signed. Windsor, VT, May 23, 1927. 1 p., 4to. To Elizabeth Dinsmore, "I have not forgotten for a minute,... You see time depends upon so little. If we had not the thing we call memory there would be no time at all. So please give me credit for that: We have hope and we have memory, even if there isn't a cover yet." On Parrish's letterhead.