Irving Bacheller was the publishing force behind one American masterpiece. William B. Howland’s efforts lead to another.This touching eulogy in Bacheller’s own hand provides a look into the character of Howland after his death.
It was published in the most fitting place, and our research connects some of America’s most important literary accomplishments: Jack London’s “White Fang” and Stephen Crane’s “The Red Badge of Courage.”
Frame Size: 11”x14” Image Size: 8” x 10” Circa 1917 Original Letter One Of A Kind Modern Frame, UV Protectant Acrylic Glazing Premium Mat Stock Story in Leather Folio
Artist’s Commentary I love the age and wear of this letter. The condition is the perfect pairing to the rugged nature of the masterpieces of literature attached to this story. The masthead of the letter showing “Thrushwood, Riverside Connecticut” was the perfect clue to jumpstart the research. Perfect for any Western History collector or lover of literature.
