That appraisal, first reported by the New York Times, occurred in October 2011. It was only later, he goes on to say, that a rare books specialist from the auction house Sotheby’s, Justin Caldwell, was brought into the picture and asked to appraise some of the contents of the box. It was then that we decided to have some of the items appraised, including manuscript pages and the typewriter Nelle purportedly used to type To Kill a Mockingbird,” he said, using Lee’s first name. “During a prior visit I made to Monroeville, Ms Carter brought me to the safe deposit box and together we itemized its contents.
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