Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Alain Jouffroy

George Dillon

Ansen (Alan)

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Duchamp

Man Ray

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Ginsberg (Allen)

Peter Orlovsky

Allen (Ginsberg)

Gregory (Corso)

Peter

Bill Burroughs

J. J. Lebel

Jouffroy (Alain)

Anselm Hollo

Miller (Henry)

Anais Nin

Michael Fraenkel

Harry Herschkowitz

W. C. Williams

Ferlinghetti

Salutation line reads, "Dear Sir."

Lebel's address listed as:

42, rue de Caulaincourt PARIS 18eme France

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Gregory Corso

Empty mailing envelope.

Stamps / postage has been removed (cut from the envelope)

Neiman's address listed as:

Between Worlds Inter American University of Puerto Rico San German, Puerto Rico

Lebel's return address is in Paris.

Six black and white photographs.

Five photographs are dated 1960. One contains no date, but is believed to be from 1960 also.

Photographs have captions in French on the reverse.

It is believed that Lebel sent these photographs to Neiman.

In one of Lebel's undated letters to Neiman, he mentions photographs from the "2nd Anti-Proces" event.

It is believed that Lebel sent these materials to Neiman. Most of the materials are written in French.

Many well-known individuals are advertised as being involved in the events, but Alain Jouffroy and Jean-Jacques Lebel were the event organizers.

Hand-written letter.

Return address:

St. Clair

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Alain Jouffroy

Henry Krea

Gregory Corso

Another individual is mentioned in the letter, but the name is illegible. The person referenced is supposed to be an Algerian poet.

Hand-written letter.

Return address listed as:

Milan

Dated November 2, but no year is provided.