Box 4

Black and white photographs of two cats with an envelope labeled "Hugo & Leo." Possibly at Sudbrook Cottage.

Photographs feature a variety of subjects including group photographs, candids, architectural details, home interiors, and slides of gardens. Noted subjects include Rebecca West, Monica Dickens, Mrs. John Nichols, Nichols with British Ambassador in 1928 at the White House, David Peel and Hector Bolitho, Cecil Beaton, Gladys Cooper, and a 1948 trip to Washington, D. C.

Printed on stationary from the Hammond Museum, North Salem, New York. According to Nichols's preface in In an Eighteenth-Century Kitchen , the original manuscript receipt book that provided the text for the publication found in his home was acquired by the Hammond Museum.

Text is in French.

Pages removed from a fine arts catalog featuring eighteenth-century painter William James from London-based dealer E. Stacey-Marks, Ltd.