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Norman Rosten. Songs for Patricia. New York: Simon and Schuster, [1951].
Photograph of Marilyn Monroe and Norman Rosten on Long Island (ca. 1955).
Pair of Kodak Color 35mm Kodachrome Duplicate Slides of Marilyn Monroe at the Beach.
Marilyn Monroe Partial Early Handwritten Love Letter to Arthur Miller Using His Codename, "George".
Marilyn Monroe Datebook Containing (16) Pages of Handwritten Notes on Acting.
Marilyn Monroe Group of (7) Handwritten Notes on Method Acting.
Marilyn Monroe Handwritten Note to Arthur Miller on Western Union Telegram Envelope.
Marilyn Monroe Handwritten Signed Postcard to Norman Rosten.
Marilyn Monroe Handwritten Letter Signed to the Rosten Family on Monroe's Blind Stamp Letterhead Stationery.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman Rosten Discussing A View from the Bridge and the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Marilyn Monroe Pair of Handwritten Poems on Arthur Miller Letterhead.
Marilyn Monroe Pair of Handwritten Poems.
Marilyn Monroe Whimsical Birthday Card to Norman Rosten Signed as Various Household Pets.
Norman Rosten Handwritten Christmas Poem for Marilyn Monroe.
Marilyn Monroe Western Union Telegram to Norman Rosten.
Marilyn Monroe Handwritten Note Signed to Norman Rosten "Normalin" from "Marilyn the Barbarian".
Marilyn Monroe Exceptional Partial Handwritten Letter Regarding Her Past Trauma.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Regarding Updates on Marilyn's Health, His Divorce Proceedings, and His Distrust of Hollywood, and Recommends Hedda Rosten Visit Marilyn on Set.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman Rosten Regarding Updates on Marilyn's Health and his Utter Disdain and Distrust of Hollywood for How She is Treated.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman Rosten Regarding First Meeting Marilyn, Offering Updates on Her Health and Her New Doctor, and Ongoing Discussions with a Reporter Working on a Story About Her.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman Rosten Regarding Divorce Settlements, His Residence in the Nevada Desert, and Marilyn's Health.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman and Hedda Rosten Discussing Wedding Plans, Continued Worries About His Children's Approval, and Marilyn's Emotional State.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman Rosten Regarding His Financial Settlement with Mary Grace Slattery and his Plans to Marry Marilyn.
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman and Hedda Rosten as He Grows Anxious for Marilyn's Return and Worries About His Children's Acceptance of Her as His Bride: "I'm Going Mad!"
Arthur Miller Typed Letter Signed to Norman Rosten Following Monroe's Return from Los Angeles as the Couple Plans their Wedding.
