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Letter from [Alfred Anson] to [Henry Clay] Frick, 19 March 1916
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Beginning of Page 2 "all your best pictures: I don't know that he will give a fancy price as so many pictures are being offered him now from all over England. but we can see. – If the offer you have had is from a dealer it is most probable that it is with the idea of offering it to the same party. I asked you before not to mention my name, as I dislike intensely being mixed up in a transaction of this sort, but" End of Page 2
[T. 363. 009]