Two blank pieces of loose paper. [Removed from Histoire du Stadhouderat depuis son origine jusqu'a present, Adams Call#: 203.8 v.1 p.18-19.]

Scrap of paper with illegible word and the number 30 written on it. Removed from Histoire du Stadhouderat depuis son origine jusqu'a present, Adams call # 203.8 v. 1, p. 18-19.

Scrap of paper containing mathematical calculations. Removed from Corpus juris canonici notis illustratum..., Adams call# 210.2, p.428-429.

Appears to be bookplate. Reads "From the Author"; inscribed at top, "Mr. Brooks Adams." (1p.) [Removed from Histori August scriptores VI, Adams Call#: 221.30 v.1 p.2-3.

One straight pin, likely to mark a page. [Removed from, Bishop Burnett's History of His Own Time, Adams Call#: 230.1 v.3 p.344-345.]

Bill from Pratt to Briesler for tobacco, shaving supplies, and a palm leaf. A small clipping of newspaper, approx. 4x6 cm, dated 11 March 1791 is also included. (2p.) [Removed from The History of England, Adams Call#: 230.3.]

List of names, in categories "G," "H," and "I." Parial list; the rest appears to be lost. (1p.) [Removed from Oeuvres complètes de m. de Beaumarchais, Adams Call#: 232.1 inside binding.]

Newspaper clipping; in center: "The Salem Gazette: Published on Tuesdays and Fridays, Thomas C. Cushing, Essex Street, Salem Massachusetts..." (2p.) [Removed from Oeuvres de Mr. de Voltaire, Adams Call#: 232.1 v.21 p.268-269.]

Removed from Oeuvres de Mr. de Voltaire, Adams call # 232.1 v.21, p. 268-269.

Reads: "Back bar last Saturday night 25~ back feather oil fries out - cushions out stuffed with hair." (1p.) [Removed from The Works of Alexander Pope, Adams Call#: 234.3 v.4 p.315].

Discusses the loan of the Melish book, Ernst's great admiration of it, and the importance of traveling. (1p.) [Removed from The Traveller's Directory Through the United States, Adams Call#: 235.9.]

On one side: "1791 Thomas Boyle"; on other side: "Damper" and a series of numbers. (2p.) [Removed from A Complete History of England, Adams Call#: 240.8 v.1 p.439]

Miscellaneous pen trials on both sides. (2p.) [Removed fromThe History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V, Adams Call#: 241.2 v.1 p.40-41.]

Inscribed "Fr. Ad: Van derkep." (1p.) [Removed from Histoire de la Conjuration de Louis-Philippe-Joseph d'Orléans, Adams Call#: 241.4 v.1 p.67.]

Typed inscription "Mr.Joseph Blunt." (1p.) [[Removed from Essais sur l'équitation, Adams Call#: 245.18 at title page.]

On straight pin, likely to mark a page. [Removed from An Authentic Narrative of the Loss of the American Brig Commerce, Adams Call#: 250.10 p.58-59].

Removed fromThe History of America, Adams call # 251.11.

Written by Adams on behalf of T. Quartermain returning borrowed books. (2p.) With envelope. [removed fromThe History of America, Adams Call#: 251.11 v.3 p.392-393.]

Bookbinder's plate, reading: "Books neatly bound and letter by John Curtis, No.43. North Fourth-street, Philadelphia." (1p.) [Removed from History of the Mission of the United Brethren Among the Indians of North America, Adams Call#: 252.11 at front.]