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Seaton House LetterSeaton House Crest
SRC Golfing at St AndrewsPhotographs of Crockett and other golfers including the Fairlie twins and Willie Auchterlonie
Letter to Ashcroft NobleReciprocal Christmas greetings; recognises Noble's sympathetic hand in The Spectator, 'always does me good'; lives by choice far from the world,…
Old Tom Morris
Major James B. PondBorn Cuba, New York; raised in Illinois and Wisconsin. Served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, rising to the rank of major; awarded…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to Clement ShorterDeuced sorry could not manage it; Watt showed publishing limits clearly; Windsor and Cornhill people standing on rights requiring meeting deadlines;…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to Major PondDelighted Red Axe went well in Harpers; thinks it best book yet written though Scots dialect lovers may disagree; obliged for kind magnanimous offer…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to Major PondHeartily reciprocates Christmas greetings; at home in little house in woods with rainy weather; asks remembrance to friend Hope whose kindness bears…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to Dan MowatDelighted friend cares even more for Grey Man than other books; as usual intensely busy but had some good golf at St Andrews which set him up; not yet…
Letter from S.R. Crockett to Dan MowatDAM books (Dutch word meaning central or chief place of honour, used in this sense); beat Tom Morris two up (afternoon: Tom beat him four up);…