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Letter from Charles C. Allom to H.C. Frick, 13 January 1916 [page 2 of 2]
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-2- in appearance, and the difference in the make will be indistinguishable on the surface, as it is being made specially to match French texture. I shall be most grateful to you if you will let me have a further substantial cheque on account of Furnishing Work we have done for you, and I would beg you to remember that any payment now is worth more to me than it would normally mean, and will do me a really great service - The Bank is charging us 6% I am making Mr. Copley - our accountant in New York, to see you in regard to a payment on the electric lighting of your Picture Gallery, and a substantial furhtery payment on account of the otherwork that is finished. A [pound sign]1000. - on account of the Drawing Room would also be of the greatest service to me. I would not make this personal appeal to you for money were it not absolutely essential to me to obtain it before I leave England. Believe me, Yours sincerely, [Signature] H. C. Frick Esq., 1, East 70th. Street, NEW YORK. U. S. A.