This is a letter addressed to Mr. Marvin Sackner! " Great thanks for your wonderful catalog!" -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner. Attached to "Hieroglypoetry especially for Mr. Marvin Sackner"

Contains emails between Marvin Sackner and Gregory Charles Thomas, primarily about artists Bob Cobbing and Dom Sylvester Houedard

Printed text has been significantly obscured with marker and damage to paper surface

In the letter, Allen offers the Ken Cox Collection on the behalf of Cox's family to the Sackner archive for £45,000, explaining Cox's significance and connections to Dom Sylvester Houedard and Ian Hamilton Finlay. Items in the catalog include sculptures, paintings, drawings, and prints

Invoice #1320. Kosek works are "Untitled" (1990) and "Untitled (Pivnice)" (1991), which the statement contains photographs of. Total fee was $1,800

Emails detail the sale of five artist books by Burgess, including "Silence", "Time", and three books including poetry chosen for "Still". Marvin values the books at $20,000, but can only offer $5,000 due to retirement straining his funds. Photocopied page is of a letter written by Marvin to Burgess, thanking her and enclosing a check

Invoice details the sale of two typewriter drawings: both untitled and created in 1993. Total cost came out to $650

Simpson thanks Marvin for his appearance at an event about Dom Sylvester Houedard and for the use of his collection, asking for digital copies of a few collection items. Marvin obliges, and resends the files when asked.

Issued at Stained Paper Archive Comminque #1

Concerns the order of works by multiple artists, including Bern Porter, Irving Weiss, Bruce Andrews, Alan Halsay, John M Bennet, mIEKAL aND, and Elizabeth Was. Subtotal is $111

Rosenberg writes about the "Sure Sure Davi Det Hompson: 1976-1995" exhibit put on by ZeiherSmith Gallery during February 2013

Marvin contacts McCarthy about his typewriter poetry. McCarthy replies that his output has been less and less since his Parkinson's diagnosis in 2002, that most of his typewriter poetry resides at the Leeds University, and speaks some about his artistic process

De Campos contacts Marvin to ask if he and Ruth will be able to attend his performance at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, to which Marvin responds that he will be unable to

Advertises an exhibit by Breuer at Schau Ort in Zürich