Scope and Contents The stories were published after her death in 1956. Folder 1 = correspondence including a letter from Alfred A. Knopf Inc. (Henry C. Carlisle) to Viola Meynell, letters between Francis Meynell and publishers (Max Reinhardt and Bennett Cerf), and letters from Jake Dallyn and others after publication Folder 2 = copy, layouts by Meynell, and proofs of newspaper advertisements. With these is correspondence between Meynell and Max Reinhardt and the Stellar Press Folder 3 = covering letters by...

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These include Peter (unidentified; concerning verses of Hilaire Belloc); Wulstan Phillipson, Emrys Pride, Jack Pritchard, Aino Prytz, Beattie E. Ransome, Harold Riegelman, Max Reinhardt, S. Andrew Rigby, Ritty and Eve, Doris Robinson, W. N. Roughead, S. R. Shapiro, Olivia Sowerby, Albert Sperisen, Rawson F. Stagg, Paul Standard, Stella Standard, E. Raymond Streat.

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Meynell's main correspondent is Max Reinhardt . With the letters is a printed announcement.

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Meynell's correspondents include the Bodley Head Ltd (Max Reinhardt), Mansell (Bookbinders), and the Stellar Press. With the correspondence are samples of the paper, a layout, and a proof of the printed prospectus (2 copies).

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They are: Radio Times, Roy Randall, Eric Ravilious (with a photograph of a painting by him, dated 16 Mar. 1940), Margaret Rawlings, Max Reinhardt (with a menu for a dinner in honour of Mr and Mrs Charles Chaplin), P. A. Rice, Vivian Ridler, Harry Riemer, Max Rittenberg, Austin Robinson, Margaret Rodan, Melrich von Rosenberg, Charles Rosner (with a letter from the Board of Trade about his naturalization), Fairfax Ross, Andrew Rothstein, and Albert Rutherston (undated).

Scope and Contents This series contains papers of the Nonesuch Press from its beginning in 1923 until after its last publication (not counting John Dreyfus's History of the Nonesuch Press, 1981) in 1968. Meynell's files were roughly sorted into 'Pre-war Nonesuch', 'Macy's Nonesuch' (George Macy owned the business 1936-51), and 'Post-war Nonesuch'. This series retains the basic chronological scheme, except for subseries D42 and 43 at the end which keep general correspondence and correspondence about permissions...

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Letter to the Times Literary Supplement (December 1958) preceding the publication of Collected Stories by Viola Meynell.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains papers of the Nonesuch Press from its beginning in 1923 until after its last publication (not counting John Dreyfus's History of the Nonesuch Press, 1981) in 1968. Meynell's files were roughly sorted into 'Pre-war Nonesuch', 'Macy's Nonesuch' (George Macy owned the business 1936-51), and 'Post-war Nonesuch'. This series retains the basic chronological scheme, except for subseries D42 and 43 at the end which keep general correspondence and correspondence about permissions...