Items

• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Mar. 5
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I have it following for you from collection of Dr. Walther Horn."
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 19
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Have Blaisdell's Eleodes about ready but be think(?) myself I haven't his address..."
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 19
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Have Blaisdell's Eleodes about ready but be think(?) myself I haven't his address..."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 26
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Saturday Bruner, Swenk, two others and myself went by a clay pit over on the basin- Frogs out, one butterfly, and many 'taggers'."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 22
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Your note of last Sunday was received and read with feelings of deepest sympathy for you have suffered..."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 11
  Handwritten letter, 2 pages, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "I have these beetles unlabeleed awaiting that formality and give me your the list:"
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 11
  Handwritten letter, 2 pages, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "I have these beetles unlabeleed awaiting that formality and give me your the list:"
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 1
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Working hard on my president's address..."
• Postcard, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Feb. 1
  Handwritten postcard from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Working hard on my president's address..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Jan. 29
  Typewritten letter, 2 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "Your letter of January 12-18 was duly received, and I hope the run of hard luck of which it told has turned down another street."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1906, Jan. 29
  Typewritten letter, 2 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "Your letter of January 12-18 was duly received, and I hope the run of hard luck of which it told has turned down another street."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Jan. 12
  Handwritten letter, 2 pages, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "I should have sent this list long ago but Swank had it and asked me..."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1906, Jan. 12
  Handwritten letter, 2 pages, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "I should have sent this list long ago but Swank had it and asked me..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1905, Dec. 18
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I think I shall be able to get away on the early train next Saturday afternoon, but as I may be detained until the later train you had better not plan to meet me; I shall try to curb my appetites and reach your residence in presentable condition, but of course I can't promise absolutely."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, Dec. 5
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Your prize package which came yesterday afternoon was a source(?) of delight for many reasons."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1905, Dec. 3
  Typewritten letter, 2 pages, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I have put in most of the day preparing 77 letters after the fashion of the enclosed- for of course I wouldn't slight you when I have such a pretty interesting little letter for my friends!"
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, Nov. 14
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Please dont 'cuss me'- I'm just buried in work- my paper, medical college catalogue, + Amen. Mic. Soc. Proceedings plus..."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, Oct. 20
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Will be up this evening, leaning here on the 6 o'clock train. Tell Miss Van Sant I didn't find out will just now and try to excuse my..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1905, Oct. 13
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "Deue violent (D.V.) I shall come to Lincoln tomorrow p.m., arriving 4:35 or 5:30, returning Sunday evening. Sorry I could not let you know earlier, but ascertained possibility of doing so not ten minutes ago."
• Letter, Robert Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, Sept. 22
  Handwritten letter, 1 page, from Robert H. Wolcott to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Your letter and card both received the former not promptly as it came when for several days I was not coming up to the University except at..."
• Letter, Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert Wolcott, 1905, Sept. 13
  Typewritten letter, 1 page, from Frank H. Shoemaker to Robert H. Wolcott, "I shall not have time now for a long letter, but there is one thing I want to dispose of without fail, so I shall take it up first."
• Letter, I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, July 7
  Handwritten letter, 7 pages, from I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Yours of 24-38 red on 29th. Your cipher was easy (after I had the key). You look for something difficult in nine do you not?"
• Letter, I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, July 7
  Handwritten letter, 7 pages, from I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Yours of 24-38 red on 29th. Your cipher was easy (after I had the key). You look for something difficult in nine do you not?"
• Letter, I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, July 7
  Handwritten letter, 7 pages, from I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Yours of 24-38 red on 29th. Your cipher was easy (after I had the key). You look for something difficult in nine do you not?"
• Letter, I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, 1905, July 7
  Handwritten letter, 7 pages, from I.S. [Isador] Trostler to Frank H. Shoemaker, "Yours of 24-38 red on 29th. Your cipher was easy (after I had the key). You look for something difficult in nine do you not?"