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Correspondence from Gerald Yorke to Philip Kaplan
Forthampton Court, Gloucester.
Telephone, Tewkesbury 2125.
[Undated: circa 1956?]
Dear Kaplan.
My many thanks for the two copies of In Memoriam [In Memorium - John Yarker]. I had never seen one before.
I am sending you by normal post some photographs from my collection for you to copy—if you want to— and return. Also a contemporary unpublished typescript which is a duplicate.
I will list for you the articles which A.C. wrote in The Fatherland. The trouble is that I do not know the dates on which all of them appeared. But you can check if you have any of them. Some were anonymous.
Will put the stuff in [illegible] time.
I do hope that Sam [Samuel Jacobs] unearths his [illegible] Crowley letters. It was a nice coincidence putting his original letter about the spelling of Therion in Hebrew at the same time that I learned of his existence through you.
Yours
Gerald Yorke
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