Sotheby’s 1930. According to notations on the endpapers, Ruskin himself had a hand in the arrangement of at least one of the volumes of letters bound in 1889, although not definitely the volume containing juvenilia. Again, according to notations in the volumes, they appear to have been in the keeping, first, of Alexander Wedderburn and, after Ruskin’s death, of the Severns at Brantwood. See below,  Description.