Proofs of McKernan's poems "Am I of the Kingdom of This Earth?", "I Called to the Silence", and "Oh No" for Parting Gifts; contains no edits or corrections and contains a note saying that McKernan is excited that Bixby chose three of his poems

Collection of McKernan's poems includes "I Called to the Silence", "Oh No", and "Am I of the Kingdom of This Earth?"

Proofs of Meisel's poems "My Father's Last Dream", "My Uncle's Last Dream (an epilogue)" and "Bessie: 1959 Ford Country Squire" for Parting Gifts; all of the poems are aprroved by Meisel and contain no edits or corrections

Proof of Meisel poem for Parting Gifts contains a few edits made to the poem with a note saying for Bixby to see the newly revised copy

Poem by Meisel with no edits or corrections made to it

Letter addresses some of the suggestions Bixby made about Meisel's poem "My Uncle's Last Dream"

Collection of Meisel poems includes "My Uncle's Last Dream", "My Father's Last Dream", and "Bessie: 1959 Ford Country Squire"

Letter asks Bixby to accept a revised version of "My Uncle's Last Dream"

Letter thanks Bixby for accepting Meisel's poem "My Father's Last Dream" and that enclosed with the letter are two additional poems for consideration: "My Uncle's Last Dream" and "Bessie: 1959 Ford Country Squire"

Proof of Miller's short story for Parting Gifts, it contains two edits in the form of additional commas