Box 1
Contains 23 Results:
Chinese color illustration–Kitchen Gods, Worshiped by cooks and servants in the kitchen, undated
The Chinese artifact and materials are largely undated and include such diverse holdings as a colored illustration of Kitchen Gods, an English transcription of the lyrics to the song, “The Lao Hsi Erh,” a set of Chinese characters on small cards, and a leather pocketbook with Chinese characters.
The Lao Hsi Erh (old western)
The Chinese artifact and materials are largely undated and include such diverse holdings as a colored illustration of Kitchen Gods, an English transcription of the lyrics to the song, “The Lao Hsi Erh,” a set of Chinese characters on small cards, and a leather pocketbook with Chinese characters.
To "Brothers and Sisters" from Dr. Irenaeus Atwood, Tienstsin, N. China, 1882 October 2
The first subseries consists of a single detailed letter written by Atwood to his brothers and sisters during his Chinese journey of 1882.
Postcard to "Miss Mabel Atwood" from "W.A. Hemingway", 1904 November 27
The second subseries includes three letters received by Mabel Atwood, daughter of Irenaeus, from family and friends.
To "My Dear Mabel (Atwood)" from "Mother", 1906 November 20
The second subseries includes three letters received by Mabel Atwood, daughter of Irenaeus, from family and friends.
The Christian Minister's Affectionate Advice to a Married Couple, by Rev. James Bean, AM, ca. 1877
To "Dear Mabel (Atwood)" from Alice E. Corner, Shanghai, 1909 April 16
The second subseries includes three letters received by Mabel Atwood, daughter of Irenaeus, from family and friends.