Gustine Courson Weaver Collection, 1853-1942
Collection Overview
Abstract
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Gustine Weaver collected all forms of materials including dolls, manuscripts, pop-up books, miniature books, journals, newspaper clippings, and “Heidi” materials, among other things, including some artifacts. Mrs. Weaver also created scrapbooks of her own life as well as the many subjects she was interested in.
Included in this collection are the Te Ata scrapbooks, which have original photographs and clippings of the famous Native American. A scrapbook of Dickie Jones, the voice of Pinocchio, and scrapbooks on fabrics are also included with these materials. The remaining scrapbooks in this collection are in a bound format and are titled “Dolls,” “Heidi,” “Illustrators,” with additional titles arranged according to subject matter.
The collection includes the Weaver family photo album with photographs of Gustine Weaver’s father, John Courson, her sister, Olive Courson, and many of their cousins and other relatives. The album dates back to the late 1800s and includes primarily cartes de visites and cabinet cards.
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Administrative Information
Repository: | University of North Texas Special Collections |
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Acquisition Source: | Gustine Courson Weaver |
Acquisition Method: | Gift. |
Preferred Citation: | Gustine Courson Weaver Collection, University of North Texas Special Collections |
Finding Aid Revision History: | December 2018 by Nicole Yatsonsky - completed unprocessed items, added Abstract, Arrangment, and Biographical Note, revised the Scope/Content, and barcoded all boxes. |
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Box and Folder Listing
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Series 3: Scrapbooks
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Sub-Series 1: Boxes
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Sub-Series 2: Bound Scrapbooks
NOTE: These materials are filed individually in the Special Collections vault in the Willis Library.-
Item 1: Dolls, v. 1, c. 1929-1938
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Item 2: Dolls, v. II, c. 1931-1938
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Item 3: Dolls, v. III, c. 1928-1938
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Item 4: Dolls, v. IV, c. 1929-1937
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Item 5: Gustine Courson Weaver - Friend, 1936-1938
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Item 6: Heidi, v. I, 1933-1937
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Item 7: Heidi, v. II, 1933-1939
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Item 8: Illustrators - Willie Beck Lamar, Kate Greenaway, c. 1928-1935
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Item 9: Miscellaneous, 1924-1925, 1929-1932
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Item 10: Natchez, 1929-1932, 1940
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Item 11: Reviews and Thank You, 1927-1931
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Item 12: Storytelling, 1913-1920, 1924, 1930
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Item 13: Weaver Collection, 1928, 1930, 1933
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Item 14: My Gustine Cousins, 1941
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Item 15: Weaver Miscellany, Doll, Bibliography, 1938
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Item 16: Biographical Notes, Pt. 1, 1873-1937
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Item 17: Biographical Notes, Pt. 2, 1873-1937
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Item 18: Doll Manuscripts, 1936-12, 1938-05
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Item 19: From A Loggia, c. 1930-1939
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Item 20: Communications, Good WILL Dolls, 1932-1936
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Item 21: Journal of Gustine Courson Weaver, Pt. 1, c. 1935
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Item 22: Journal of Gustine Courson Weaver, Pt. 2, c. 1935
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Item 23: Philip Nolan, 1942-03, 1942-08
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Item 24: Music and Words for Cotton Doll Farm - Weaver and Gober, 1932
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Item 25: Dionne Quintuplets, No. 1, May 28th, 1934 - May 28th, 1935
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Item 26: Dionne Quintuplets, No. 2, May 28th, 1935
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Item 27: Story Telling, 1913
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Item 28: Paul and Virginia, 1897-1942
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Item 29: Heidi, 1940-1941
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Item 30: Gustine Courson Weaver, An Appreciation, Mate Graye Hunt, 1939
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Item 31: The Gustine Courson Weaver Heidi Shrine, 1913-1937
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Item 32: The Gustine Courson Weaver Catalogue of Children's Books, 1936
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