Letter from Eleanor Blair, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to A.W. Blair, Montour Falls, New York, 1916 February 8

Wellesley College

Folded letter to brother, with instruction "This way in, please" on front. Spiral letter reads, "Fiske Cottage, Wellesley, Massachusetts, 8 February 1916, Dear Brother, You don't deserve any punctuation, you young imp and I guess I won't favor you with any from now on I didn't intend that you should have that camera case before your birthday it was sent more promptly than expected it would be I haven't been taking any pictures lately either I never do in the winter this letter is fierce difficult to write I guess I am getting the worst of the bargain I nearly lost the place where I left off then. I am sending you some bookplates to put in your books if you want to. I got them for nothing so don't think you have to use them unless you want to how do you like Ivanho I have a lot of notes on in my note book in my room - the light grey note book and there is a picture of a tournament pasted on one of the sheets. Perhaps it will help you some. I'm sorry I forgot myself and punctuated my mistake entirely I assure you. Goodbye brother, I wish you joy reading this. Love to you, Sis". Includes 40 identical Ex Libris bookplates (only one digitized here).

Eleanor Blair letters, 6C/1917

Cameras

Books

Bookplates

Brothers

Home and Family

Student Life

Blair, Eleanor

8-Feb-16

Wellesley (Mass.)

Montour Falls (N.Y.)

correspondence

2 pages + 1 envelope + Ex Libris cards (40 small cards)

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