Handwritten, four pages from Irvin S. Cobb, March 27, 1928, claims he only has two illustrated letters, suggests Nancy C. Russell contact Frank Linderman.

Handwritten, three pages from Irvin S. Cobb, May 13, 1928, claims he has written Linderman twice, Linderman claims that Cobb never gave him any letters, Cobb will try again to persuade him.

Letter by Irvin S. Cobb to the Russells; thanks the Russells for thier gift. Handwritten on the front of four pages.

From Nancy C. Russell, March 22, 1928, asks for illustrated letters for the book.

From Nancy C. Russell, April 5, 1928, she suggests that he write Linderman and persuade him to lend the letters.

From Nancy C. Russell, May 7, 1928, calls on Cobb to wirte Linderman.

From Nancy C. Russell, May 22, 1928, thanks him for trying to find letters, suggests they have enough letters to finish the book without worrying anyone else.

Clippings of an article, two pieces. "Irvin S. Cobb's To Whom It May Concern:...Author, in Letter Opened After Death, Bares Philosophy of Life, Plans Funeral, 'Exits Laughing'". "Irvin S. Cobb, U.S. Humorist, Succumbs to Long Illness". March 2, 1944. His letter written 1943 to be published after his death.

Clipping of an article which includes a letter from Irvin S. Cobb to Charles M. Russell about the latter's book, "Rawhide Rawlin's Stories". Letter written December 23, 1921, thanking and praising Charles M. Russell for the book.

Small booklet, dark tan cover. "Piano Jim and the Impotent Pumpkin Vine". 1947. Short story originally written by Charles Russell. Post script by Will Rogers.