| Description | (1) Note sent to The Library on 10 April 1937 entitled "A Correction to Copinger", describing an incunable of the Letters of Seneca in AUL [Inc 198]. The book, printed by Bocard in Paris c. 1495, is more complete than the other known copy, which lacks the colophon.
Manuscript and typescript versions of the note, with letter from Frank C. Francis of the Department of Printed Books, British Museum, 5 May 1937, confirming that he will publish the note.
(2) Proof of Goddard's article "A Correction to Copinger" to be published in The Library. With original typescript, four photographs of MS entries in Inc 198 (on title page and colophon page, 2 copies of each), and a covering note from the editor dated 7 June 1937 |