Loan MS 129/7/57

Posthumous reproductions and publications of articles and short stories by P.G. Wodehouse, including:

• photocopy of a P.G. Wodehouse article 'These Days, It’s the Triple Inverted Squeeze' from Washington Post (1 Sept 1974), a humorous account of modern bridge-playing (originally published in Newsday);
• printout of transcript of 'Printer’s Error' a comic poem, first published in the Punch Almanack in 1955;
• Heer Agravaine, a Dutch translation of P.G. Wodehouse's short story Sir Agravaine (first published in Collier’s on 29 Jun 1912, illustrated with scenes laid out in Legos), desk-top published by the PGWodehouse Society of the Netherlands, 2010;
• an issue of the Sunday Times Magazine, 28 Dec 2008, with a until then forgotten story by P.G. Wodehouse 'Providence and the Butler' which was first published in a 1910 issue of the Washington Herald’s Literary Magazine in the US and never reprinted. This is its first British printing.