Letter from F.W. McElroy to Joseph Holroyd, 6 May 1911
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H. C. FRICK. PITTSBURGH, PA.
May 6th, 1911.
Dear Sir:-
In response to your telegram asking for copies of bills of all antique porcelains in house at Pride's, I forward herewith a typewritten list consisting of items taken from various bills charged to "Furnishings Eagle Rock"; also a list of Cottier items originally charged to Clayton furnishings, but most of which I believe are at Pride's.
If there is anything further needed please wire. It is possible, of course, that I may have something in New York House account, which may have been transferred to Pride's.
In this connection, which you would hurry along the checking of that list of paintings I left with you when in New York, so that we can complete our book.
Yours very truly,
SIGNED F. W. McElroy
To
MR. JOSEPH HOLROYD, Pride's Crossing, MASSACHUSETTS.
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