Contains handwritten and typed correspondence documenting the decades-long friendship between Sackville-West and Bell. These letters were written from Sackville-West's homes -- Bourne Park, Knole, Long Crichel, and Cooleville House -- as well as Berlin, Venice, a nursing home, and the headquarters of the New Statesman in London. The letters include luncheon plans, condolences, family news, and gossip involving their immediate social circle.