PDS. Printed form with handwritten signatures and addresses.
ADft. Letter on the recto of a sheet of autograph mathematical equations. At the bottom of the letter are notes meant for Otto Nathan and Herbert Maass. Final paragraph (p.1) along the right margin.
ALS.
TLS, David C. Westory to O. Nathan (original in English). On letterhead: "Maass & Davidson Attorneys 20 Exchange Place New York." ALS, A. Einstein to Miss Gottsehr (original in German).
TLS.
TLS. On embossed letterhead: "A. Einstein, 112, Mercer Street, Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A."
ALS.
AKS. Recto and verso of postcard. On verso, photograph with description printed at top: "Road around Harrington Sound, Bermuda."
Tgm.
ALS.
ALS.
ALS.
TLC.
ADS. Printed check filled in by hand. Perforated cancellation mark "PB & TCo. +9 +1 48." On verso: stamp mark "PAY TO THE ORDER OF Princeton Bank & Trust Co. PRINCETON, N. J. SEP 2 1948 New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. 1."
ADS. Printed check filled in by hand. Perforated cancellation mark "PB & TCo. +9 21 48." On verso: stamp mark "PAY TO THE ORDER OF PRINCETON BANK & TRUST CO. Princeton, N. J. #1 SEP 17 1948 #1 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO. T.W. VAN MIDDLESWORTH, Treas."
ADS. Printed check filled in by hand. Perforated cancellation mark "PB & TCo. 11 +4 47." On verso: two bank stamp marks dated Oct. 31 and Nov. 3 47 and one stamp mark of the Institute for Advanced Study.
ADS. Printed check filled in by hand. On recto: cancellation stamp "PAID JUL 13 1953 PRINCETON BANK & TRUST CO. 55-303 PRINCETON NEW JERSEY 55-303." On verso: Western Union Telegraph Co. stamp; First National Bank stamp, dated "JUL 10 1953."
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