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Folders 12.316-12.332
GUSN-301788
This letterbox was labeled "China Staffordshire Redware." The empty letterbox can be found at the end of the collection. Within the original letterbox, the photographs and papers on redware were found sorted into folders created by Selina Fletcher Little, while the Staffordshire material was found loose or in paper-clipped clusters. The subseries is now arranged in the exact order in which it appeared in the letterbox, with the redware papers first, followed by the Staffordshire material. Researchers should note that Nina Fletcher Little wrote several articles on redware and Staffordshire, which can be found in the third subseries, "Loose Papers."
MS015
Bertram K. and Nina Fletcher Little papers
MS015.01.02.01
Sub-series
Folders 12.316-12.332
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