Part 1 (Micro 602): Original Collection, 1830-1976
Physical Description: 13 reels of microfilm (35 mm) 

Biographical material

Birth certificate, press releases, autobiography

News clippings, 1918-1964

Series: Correspondence

Personal correspondence

1917-1935

1936-1950

1951-1969 August

Wartime correspondence

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sebring Sr.

Outgoing, 1942 January-1944 May

Incoming, 1942 February-1944 April

V-Mail, 1942 September-1944 May

Relatives, 1942 February-1944 May

Acquaintances and Friends in United States, 1942 January - 1943 April

Acquaintances and Friends in Australia

1942 April-1943 December

1944 January-May

Business correspondence, 1942-1975

Series: Speeches and Writings

Articles

1928-1941

1942-1958

1959-1972

Speeches, 1938-1973

Books (unpublished)

“Dirik Romeyn,” 1938

“The MacArthur Circus”

Draft 1

Drafts 2 & 3

Series: Diaries and Notebooks

Diaries, 1916-1920, 1923

Notebooks

#1-8

#9-20

#21-34

#35-40

Series: Miscellany

Notes, undated

Printed matter

Part 2 (MCHC76-097): Additions, 1830-1920
Physical Description: 0.2 cubic feet (1 archives box) 
Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1830-1920, consisting of "A German Odyssey," a history by Lewis Sebring of his Daniels and Bulla family relatives, together with miscellaneous documents and correspondence of several members of the two families. Sebring's mother was Agnes Emma Bulla Sebring and his grandmother was Mary Daniels Bulla. This material was originally accessioned as a seperate collection and partially processed in 1980, at which time the volume was reduced. A draft register prepared at that time is in the Sebring case file. Because of its disparate nature the accession was returned to the Sebring collection in 2008.

Part 3 (M2001-036, Audio 1939A): Additions, circa 1932-circa 1948
Physical Description: 0.6 cubic feet (photographs and negatives), 2 film reels, and 2 disc recordings 
Scope and Content Note: Additions, circa 1932-circa 1948, consisting of photographs and negatives of some of Lewis' trips, two film reels from the movie South of Zero, and two disc recordings of a 1937 Herald Tribune radio broadcast over station WOR. Films have been processed and assigned call numbers FH 367-FH 368.

Part 4 (PH 4560 (3)): Additions, circa 1909-1915
Physical Description: 68 drawings (1 folder) 
Scope and Content Note: Crayon, pencil, and watercolor drawings of birds, flowers, vegetables, and people as well as many other objects, created by Lewis B. Sebring while he was in grade school in Schenectady, New York from about 1909-1915.