3 copies of the cover of Chorlton's chapbook, two of the copies are of the same picture (two men walking in front of a church) and the other copies features the enclosed town as its picture; One of the pictures featuring the church has a #1 on the back

Contains the title page for Chorlton's chapbook and 3 copies of the cover featuring the picture of the two men walking in front of a church

4 copies of the cover picture without any words; copies all printed on the same page

All printed on the same page, the copies include the poems "Harem", "Omens", "The Man in Mozart's Grave", and "Monochromes"

Letter goes over some changes that could be made to the manuscript and states that enclosed are some of Chorlton's watercolor paintings that could be used as the cover for his chapbook

Letter states that everything about the copies of Chorlton's chapbook are fine except that the word "Epistemological" in the title is misspelled

12 copies of the cover image without any words; copies are printed on three sheets of paper with four images to each sheet

2 copies of the cover of David Chorlton's chapbook

Letter states that Chorlton will hold on to a copy of his chapbook book for the "museum"

Letter states that Chorlton likes the cover design and color sample and thinks that the poster idea is a good idea