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Summary:
I've created a Swift class that has an Objective-C property:

class AlbumListViewController: UITableViewController {
    let library:SSKPhotoLibrary = SSKPhotoLibrary.sharedInstance()
}

For Swift to access SSKPhotoLibrary, I added #import "SSKPhotoLibrary.h" to JuxtaPhotos-Bridging-Header.h.

When other Objective-C classes need access a Swift class, I include #import "JuxtaPhotos-Swift.h".

This generated header has the following:

SWIFT_CLASS("_TtC11JuxtaPhotos23AlbumListViewController")
@interface AlbumListViewController : UITableViewController
@property (nonatomic, readonly) SSKPhotoLibrary * library;

But doesn't define SSKPhotoLibrary.

Now every time I want to use a Swift class from Objective-C, I need to do 

@class SSKPhotoLibrary, SSKOther, SSKEvenAnother, SSK...
#import "JuxtaPhotos-Swift.h"

-or-

#import "JuxtaPhotos-Bridging-Header.h"
#import "JuxtaPhotos-Swift.h"

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Add an Objective-C header for class ObjC1 to -Bridging-Header.h
2. Reference the class in that header in an @objc class (Sw1) in Swift.
3. Create some other useful @objc class (Sw2).
4. Include -Swift.h in some Objective-C file ObjC2 that doesn't know about ObjC1.

Expected Results:
No compiler error.  -Swift.h has declaration for ObjC1.

Actual Results:
Compiler error in -Swift.h referenced from ObjC2.m.  No declaration for ObjC1.