This series consists of legal and business documents, printed materials, and related correspondence regarding Desmond Harmsworth Limited, as represented by Cecil and Desmond Harmsworth, and the Nonesuch Press, as represented by Francis Meynell (1891-1975), a British poet and printer at the Nonesuch Press, a private press founded in 1922 in London, and his wife, Vera. It includes letters signed by Francis Meynell, loan receipts and acknowledgements of the loan signed by Vera Meynell, draft agreements between Francis Meynell and Desmond Harmsworth, and ephemera and pamphlets issued by the Nonesuch Press and Desmond Harmsworth Limited.
The majority of the documents and related correspondence are arranged in folders by year, and the oversize documents are stored, primarily by year, in one oversize flat box.
Consists of legal and business documents and related correspondence of The Nonesuch Press and Desmond Harmsworth Limited.
Arranged chronologically.
Consists of Desmond Harmsworth Publisher Book Lists, Nonesuch Press printed materials, and materials related to Nonesuch Press and Francis Meynell.
Arranged by subject.
Includes sales list booklets titled "A First List," "Spring Books Nineteen Thirty-Two" (2 copies), and "Autumn Books 1932"
Includes invitations to events, advertisements for forthcoming books, and "Nonesuch News" (1934-1935)
Includes a clipping titled "The Nonesuch Press: Interview with Mr. Francis Meynell," reprinted from The Observer (1933) and the Autumn 1933 issue of The Monotype Recorder journal containing an article by Meynell titled "A Printer Considers the Book"
Consists of oversize legal and business documents as well as Nonesuch Press balance sheets.
Not arranged according to any arrangement scheme.
Presumed to be Cecil's Harmsworth handwriting on the outside