V.M. Straka
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list of book inserts
source: SFiles22
- list of inserts courtesy of Tess315, expanded by me
page {vi}-{vii} - "Translator's Note and Foreword"
- mimeographed / copied sheets - 2 sheets one in Swedish and one in English
- Letter head is from Uppsala University
- top says "Konfidentiell" / "Confidential"
- date is "17 Augusti 1928" / "August 17, 1928"
- addressed to "Herr Grahn" / "Mr. Grahn"
- from "V.M. Straka"
- stamp on bottom: "Straka Arkiv Uppsala"
- page 10-11
- stationery from Pollard State University
- heading says "VMS accused of..."
- page 20-21
- copy of a journal article on page 33
- title: "The Burning Word: The 1759 Fire that Destroyed San Tadeo de la Tejara and one of History's Most Curious Libraries"
- author: D.W. MacCarrach, Ph.D., University of Prestwick
- journal: Toronto Review for History and the Humanities, Vol. 1:1 1954
- page 32-33
- newspaper pages 1-2 from "The Daily Pronghorn"
- date: January 8, 2012
- header line: "Welcome Back to Campus!"
- page 54-55
- copy of 2 telegrams
- (1) Telegramm des Des Deutschen Reiches, 1924-11-19-0722, from VMS in Valparaíso, Chile
- (2) Postal Telegraph - The International System, 1943-02-08(?)-1026, acc't of McKay's Magazine Boston, from VMS in Baghdad, Kingdom of Iraq
- page (68-)69 - Chapter 3: "The Emersion of S."
- copy of newspaper clipping "Lampa", 31 October 1910
- translated article titled "Suicide Leap Horrifies Witnesses"
- page 86-87
- letter on green stationery from Jean-Bernard Desjardins to Mr. Hirsch
- page 100-101
- letter on gray stationery (2 sheets) from Jen to Eric
- page 112-113
- post card "Greetings from Brazil" from E, dated 12 April - Lençois
- Sao Paulo postal stamp from 13.4.12 (2012-04-13)
- page 130-131
- photograph of a brick wall with a stone arch and a faint white painted "S" on the wall
- page 178-179
- post card "Native Birds of Brazil" from E, dated 15 April - Feira Nova, Sergipe
- "DR-SP" postal stamp from 15.4.12 (2012-04-15)
- page 190-191
- crimped edged post card of gate and tall palms from E, dated 18 April - Valença
- Brasil postal stamp from "1804 2012" (2012-04-18)
- page 192-193
- post card "Brazil" of a beach, from E, dated 19 April - Ibirapitanga
- page 200-201
- crimped edged post card "Pictorial Brazil" of a stylized map, from E, dated 20 April - near Maraú
- "DR-SP" postal stamp from 21.4.12 (2012-04-21)
- front art by "Miguel Gomez Madina"
- page (202-)203 - Chapter 6: "A Sleeping Dog"
- yellow legal note paper, 5 numbered pages (3 sheets), hand-written
- page 242-243
- small crimpled edged sepia photo of a woman standing on a bollard next to a tied-off ship
- stamp on back: "8NG"
- page 256-257
- (1) greeting card from "Monarch Cards & Stationery" with "An olive-colored, male potbelly Capuchin Monkey" on the front
- text inside is a translation of the newspaper clipping, signed "E.P."
- (2) newspaper clipping inside from "A Nossa Semana", Feira Nova, 1964-05-28
- "Obituário" (obituary) of F. X. Caldeira
- (1) greeting card from "Monarch Cards & Stationery" with "An olive-colored, male potbelly Capuchin Monkey" on the front
- page 306-307
- napkin from "Pronghorn Java" with a map of the "North Campus Tunnels" drawn on it
- page 360-361
- a card with a hooded person holding a bird (a falcon?), standing behind a branch of a rosebush(?) with the text "Jean-Bernard Desjardins"
- on the back, a quote by V. M. Straka from "Coriolis"
- page 376-377
- hand-written letter from J (Jen) to Eric on "Pollard State University Libraries" stationery, 4 pages on 2 sheets
- page 416-417
- hand-written letter on blue and white stationery, addressed "To my new friends", signed "Ermelinda Pega"
- back of the book
- a compass / decoder ring