Recovered June 19, 1918, Franklin Bay, Canada. Finder was David Picktogana (sp?). Form was returned by P.R. Conway, Royal Northwest Mounted Police.

ANS, New York; On the recovery of Drift Cask #2, 1918 in Franklin Bay, Canada.

TL, Letter of thanks for the return of Drift Cask #2

Clement Biddle to Henry Bryant

TLS, Philadelphia; On Drift Cask #2

Recovered June 7th, 1905, Iceland. Finder was Vigfus Benidiktoson.

Drift Cask Form #26

Ms. Recovered Soro Island, November 1908. Returned by Roald Amundsen.

Roald Amundsen to Henry Bryant

ALS, Christiania, Norway; accompanies return of Drift Cask Form #26. Writes that the drift cask data will assist him in planning his next polar exleditions. "I am ging in through BeringSstrait in August 1910, with the Fram." (In fact, having learned that Peary had reached the North Pole in April 1909, Amundsen secretly changed his destination to the South Pole and successfully reached it in 1911.

Henry Bryant to Roald Amundsen

TLS, Philadelphia

Printed Drift Cask Form #35

Recovered December 19, 1923, Husky Inlet, Yukon Territory. Finder was Papsok. Returned by S. T. Wood, Inspector, Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

S. T. Wood to the Philadelphia Geographical Society

TLS, Herschel Island, Yukon Territory; accompanies return of Drift Cask Form #35

Henry Bryant to S. T. Wood

TLS, Philadelphia

Printed Drift Cask Form #46

Recovered August 17th, 1902, 172° 50' W 67° 01' N, along the Siberian coast. Finder was A.S. Christiansen.

A.S. Christiansen, to Henry Bryant

ALS, Nome, Alaska; recounts the circumstances surrounding the recovery of Drift Cask #46.

Recovered August, 1903, North Cape Siberia. Finder was an inhabitant of Ammen.

1901 Aug 21

The Sun, Philadelphia

Henry Bryant "Another Drift Cask Received": Copy of Letter Mailed to the New York Times

TLS, on the recovery of Drift Cask #35 by an Eskimo, Dec. 10, 1923 in the Yukon Territories

F. B. Bassett to Henry Bryant

TLS, Washington D.C.

Henry Bryant to F.B. Bassett

TLS, Philadelphia

F.B. Bassett to Henry Bryant

TLS, Washington D.C.

"Table Showing Distribution of Melville-Bryant Drift Casks"

"Memoranda Relating to Distribution of Melville-Bryant Drift Casks"

Telegram, Philadelphia; notifies Byrd that Bryant will donate $1000 to his expedition.

Telegram, Los Angeles. Three copies, one pasted up from tape. "Sorry not to have seen you before leaving."

TL, Philadelphia; notifies of Bryant's intention to donate $1000 to Byrd's expedition.

TLS, New York

Henry Bryant to H.H. Railey

TLS, Philadelphia

Receipt of check for $1000, signed by H.H. Railey

TDS

Notification of tax deduction for expedition contributions, signed by H.H. Railey

TDS

H.H. Railey to Henry Bryant

TLS, New York; requests further donation to the Antarctic expedition.

Henry Bryant to H.H. Railey

TLS, Philadelphia; makes further donation of $250

Richard E. Byrd to Henry Bryant

"Radiogram, Received by the New York Times", Little America, Antarctica. "It was good to hear from you. Don't forget you helped to make possible the things we have been able to accomplish here."

TLS, Philadelphia; seeks advice on inviting Byrd to give a lecture at the Geograhical Society of Philadelphia after his return

Henry Bryant, "The Byrd Dinner"

An account of the proceedings of the award ceremony, including the text of Bryant's "Address on presenting Kane Medal of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia to Commander Byrd"

Robert Peary to Henry Bryant

Telegram, Indian Harbor. "The pole is ours thank you. Peary."

Telegram, Brooklyn, NY. "North pole discovered April sixth 1909 by Perry Artic [sic] Club Expedition undercommander Peary."

Constantin Dumbrava to Henry Bryant

ANS, Paris

Photo of "La Madona"

"The Arctic Expedition "La Madona""

Description of expedition details

Edwin Swift Balch to Henry Bryant

ALS, Philadelphia

William H. Hobbs to Constantin Dumbrava

TL, Ann Arbor, Michigan; concerning the best base for Dumbrava's upcoming expedition 

Constantin Dumbrava to Henry Bryant

TLS, New York; details of expedition

William Hobbs to Henry Bryant

ANS, Frederik VIII (ship); requests support for Dumbrava's expedition

Constantin Dumbrava, to Henry Bryant

TL, New York; requests to be put in contact with Mr. Wanamaker for futher financial support

Constantin Dumbrava to Henry Bryant

TLS, New York

Henry Bryant to Constantin Dumbrava

TLS, Philadelphia

TLS, New York

Martin Conway to Henry Bryant.

ALS, London

James Bryce to Charles E. Fay

ApcS, Washington D.C.

Unknown correspondent to Henry Bryant

APcS, Cannes France

Charles Richmond (poem)

ADS, New York

Admiral Sir Assheton G. Curzon Howe to Henry Bryant

ALS

Howard Palmer to Henry Bryant

TLS, New London, CT

Henry Bryant to LeRoy Jeffers

TLS, Philadelphia

Henry Bryant to LeRoy Jeffers

TLS, Philadelphia

Edward Evans to Henry Bryant

ALS

A. Lawrence Lorrell to Henry Bryant

TLS, Cambridge, MA

Oscar S. Straus to Henry Bryant

ALS, Washington D.C.

William C. Sproul to Henry Bryant

ALS, Harrisburg

Count Paul Teleki, letter of introduction for Edgar Yolland

TLS, Budapest

Anna Behrend to Henry Bryant

ALS, Hamburg

"Rough translation" of previous letter from German into English

ALS, Hamburg

Henry Bryant to Anna Behrend

TL

J. Schokalskie to Henry Bryant

ALS, Leningrad; expresses pleasure to hear that Roy Chapman Andrews received the Elisha Kent Kane Gold Medal

J. Schokalskie to Henry Bryant

TLS, Leningrad

J. Schokalskie to Henry Bryant

APcS, Leningrad

Wm. Hobbs to Henry Bryant

TLS, Ann Arbor

AL, draft of repy to preceding letter

TLS, New York; asking Bryant to give Italian explorer, Nobile, a chance to speak at the Geographical Society. Nobile reached the North Pole in a dirigible.

R.A. Bartlett, to Henry Bryant

APcS, Brigus

Gilbert Grosvenor to Henry Bryant

TLS, Washington D.C.

Edgar Tolland to Henry Bryant

ALS