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IN MARCH of 1963 the University of Tulsa acquired from the private collection of John Bennett Shaw of Tulsa an outstanding collection of five modern authors. The acquisition includes virtually complete first edition collections of the works of William Faulkner, Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Wolfe, John Steinbeck, and Katherine Mansfield. Although the material has not yet been cataloged, there are over seven hundred books and journals along with many clippings, reviews, photographs, and ephemera. Several of the rare items are virtually unknown to bibliographers. Besides the first and subsequent editions of the primary sources that have appeared, the collection is especially rich in critical material, with special strength in Faulkner and Hemingway. The strongest collection is the Faulkner section. The prize here is Faulkner's Marble Faun (1924). It is signed by Faulkner on the title page and has an inscription in the inside front cover also signed by him. Another rare Faulkner title is Turnabout (no date), which has been absent from many Faulkner bibliographies. This title was privately printed in Ottawa and is still in wrappers. The name written in this copy is Frank Case; this is the Frank Case of Algonquin fame. Another especially rare item in the Faulkner collection is Sherwood Anderson and Other Famous Creoles (1926). This book is a collection of illustrations drawn by William Spradling and arranged by William Faulkner. The copy in the university's holdings is number nineteen of 250 copies. This copy is Bv THOMAS F. STALEY

A Modern Authors Collection at the Unviersity of Tulsa