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Letter from [Henry Clay Frick] to C.S. Carstairs, 1 August 1914 [front]
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Prides Crossing, Mass., | |||
August 1, 1914. | August 1, 1914. | ||
Dear Mr. Carstairs: | Dear Mr. Carstairs: | ||
Replying to yours of the 24th, am delighted the Turner is | Replying to yours of the 24th, am delighted the Turner is developing so well. There is no particular reason why we need it before September, except a desire to see how it looks | ||
developing so well. There is no particular reason why we | in the hall. The Sargent might interest us but you did not name a price; I presume that will be given us later. | ||
need it before September, except a desire to see how it looks | Very sorry indeed to hear of Dunn's condition. Conditions are such at present that I think it wiser to take up some good securities that are selling very low, rather than add to my collection of pictures. | ||
in the hall. The Sargent might interest us but you did not name | |||
price; I presume that will be given us later. | |||
Very sorry indeed to | |||
such at present that I think it wiser to take | |||
securities that are selling very low, rather than | |||
collection of pictures. | |||
Myopia is in fine shape and I am playing daily. | Myopia is in fine shape and I am playing daily. | ||
Yours sincerely, | Yours sincerely, | ||
Mr. C. S. Carstairs, | Mr. C. S. Carstairs, | ||
15 Old Bond Street, | 15 Old Bond Street, | ||
London, England. | London, England. | ||
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COPY IN [begin insertion] Ptg. [end insertion] LETTER BOOK Prides Crossing, Mass., August 1, 1914. Dear Mr. Carstairs: Replying to yours of the 24th, am delighted the Turner is developing so well. There is no particular reason why we need it before September, except a desire to see how it looks in the hall. The Sargent might interest us but you did not name a price; I presume that will be given us later. Very sorry indeed to hear of Dunn's condition. Conditions are such at present that I think it wiser to take up some good securities that are selling very low, rather than add to my collection of pictures. Myopia is in fine shape and I am playing daily. Yours sincerely,
Mr. C. S. Carstairs, 15 Old Bond Street, London, England.