To John Cumming, [?], an unidentified Brooklyn friend. "Am still in Paris and can't think of leaving until midsummer. Just getting settled down to work. There are so many people -- so much to do, and to see!..." Crane's signature is smudged; otherwise fine. Addressed to his rooming house address..... More
1929. Autograph postcard signed by Hart Crane, to Samuel Loveman, from Paris, 1929. 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Addressed to Samuel Loveman, dated March 5th, 1929. Sent from Paris on the same day as an important letter to Otto Kahn concerning the dedication to “The Bridge,” the "Cape Hatteras'" section of..... More
1932. Typescript signed (“Hart Crane”) of Crane's poem “The Broken Tower” 2 pages (11 x 8 3/8 in.; 278 x 214 mm), Mixcoac, Mexico, 25 March 1932, carbon copy, 10 quatrains, single- spaced on the rectos of two sheets of thin typewriter paper, Crane’s name, Mexican address, and date typed..... More
On an 8 1 2 in. x 11 in. sheet of white Eagle-A Trojan Bond paper. . Written to Vivian Pemberton, Emeritus Professor English at Kent State University and a recognized authority on Hart Crane. With a stamped, self-addressed envelope provided by Vivian Pemberton and postmarked July 22, 1975. The..... More