Photocopied letters written by Ian Hamilton Finlay or his wife Sue, mainly to Simon Cutts but also including letters to other people which were copied to Simon Cutts

This material is held atTate Archive

Reference
- GB 70 TGA 824/2
Dates of Creation
- 07 Sep 1976-13 Apr 1978
Physical Description
- 33 pieces

Scope and Content

The letters are about money owed to the Wild Hawthorn Press for publications sold in Simon Cutts Coracle Press bookshop and include comments written by Ian Gardner.

Archive Record|Table of contents

Correspondence concerning the disputes between Ian Hamilton Finlay and the Fulrum and Coracle PressesTGA 824

Photocopies of correspondence between Ian Hamilton Finlay and The Fulcrum Press Concerning the controversy about Finlay's 'The dancers inherit the party'TGA 824/1

Photocopied letters written by Ian Hamilton Finlay or his wife Sue, mainly to Simon Cutts but also including letters to other people which were copied to Simon CuttsTGA 824/2

Photocopies of correspondence relating to a printed open letter by Simon Cutts 'A Reply to Ian Hamilton Finlay: January 12th 1976'TGA 824/3

Photocopies of papers relating to the Court case brought by Ian Hamilton Finlay's Wild Hawthorn Press against Simon Cutts in Lambeth County Court for non-payment for publications provided for the Coracle Press bookshop, March 1976-Mar 1979TGA 824/4