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Letter from Charles Carstairs to Henry Clay Frick, 14 August 1896

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My dear Mr Frick  
My dear Mr Frick  
Your two letters to hand. Mr Knoedler is absent for a few days.  
Your two letters to hand. Mr Knoedler is absent for a few days.  


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I think we have fully instructed our New York house as to shipment of same and that everything will be satisfactory.  
I think we have fully instructed our New York house as to shipment of same and that everything will be satisfactory.  


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Am glad to know that you saw Mr Forbes collection and that after seeing it you are so much pleased with your recent purchases. The more you see the greater satisfaction you will take in your Daubigny and Diaz.  
 
F. D. Millet.
 
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Am glad to know that you saw Mr Forbes collection and that after seeing it you are so much pleased with your recent purchases.  
Enclose you the receipted bill which we have paid and charged to your a/c as requested.  


The more you see the greater satisfaction you will take in your Daubigny and Diaz.
Have not yet succeeded in finding any cigars quite large enough for R. but am trying  
 
Enclose you the receipted bill which we have paid and charged to your a/o as requested.
 
Have not yet succeeded in finding any cigars quite large enough for ?? R ?? but am trying  


Trust you will have a pleasant voyage and with kind regards to Mrs Frick & the children I am  
Trust you will have a pleasant voyage and with kind regards to Mrs Frick & the children I am  


Yours Sincerely  
Yours Sincerely  
 
Chas. S. Carstairs
Chas. S. Carstairs  
 
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M. KNOEDLER & Co 355, FIFTH AVENUE COR. 34th St, NEW-YORK CABLE ADDRESSES: KNOEDLER PARIS KNOEDLER, NEW-YORK OFFICE: 2, RUE GLUCK BEHIND OPERA TELEPHONE PARIS, 14 Augt 1896.

My dear Mr Frick Your two letters to hand. Mr Knoedler is absent for a few days.

It is well understood that we insure and prepay expressage on pictures from New York to Pittsburgh & that your responsibility commences only when same are delivered.

I think we have fully instructed our New York house as to shipment of same and that everything will be satisfactory.

Am glad to know that you saw Mr Forbes collection and that after seeing it you are so much pleased with your recent purchases. The more you see the greater satisfaction you will take in your Daubigny and Diaz.

Enclose you the receipted bill which we have paid and charged to your a/c as requested.

Have not yet succeeded in finding any cigars quite large enough for R. but am trying

Trust you will have a pleasant voyage and with kind regards to Mrs Frick & the children I am

Yours Sincerely Chas. S. Carstairs