Devin Fitzgerald, book troll: Every known copy of the 1915 collection of "Songs From San Francisco" is printed with movable type. Except for this lithograph that we just acquired for UCLA. We, without a doubt, can claim the best collection of early Chinese bibliographical materials from California. Almost every title is unique

Every known copy of the 1915 collection of "Songs From San Francisco" is printed with movable type. Except for this lithograph that we just acquired for UCLA. We, without a doubt, can claim the best collection of early Chinese bibliographical materials from California. Almost every title is unique

This came in with another new one: a collection of immigration coaching sheets. These were guided questions and answers to help new immigrants claim to be paper sons and daughters en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_s...

For more on this genre see: www.mocanyc.org/collections/...

Paper Son-Coaching Book – Museum of Chinese in Americawww.mocanyc.org

And here is the 1915 type edition of the first book mentioned: searchworks.stanford.edu/view/13874883

Jinshan ge er ji : ming jia xi mo in SearchWorks catalogsearchworks.stanford.edu Stanford Libraries' official online search tool for books, media, journals, databases, government documents and more.

I really need to make my way to you!!

Some exciting stuff here, that I cannot wait to get out there for people to use.

Wow!!!!

Wait, you're back in LA?

Back where I belong! So yes, here forever now. It's the right mix of people and materials to make me happy

My first acquaintance there was Jim Mink. (I even met Lawrence Clark Powell.) Then David Zeudberg and James Davis. Then Vicki Steele and Dan Slive.

In the YRL basement?

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