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Robert Fleming & Co. | Robert Fleming & Co. | ||
Telegraphic Address, | Telegraphic Address, | ||
" | "FLEDGLING, LED, LONDON.” | ||
Telephone:- | Telephone:- | ||
London Wall 6420. | London Wall 6420. | ||
8, Crosby Square, | 8, Crosby Square, | ||
London, 21 May 1914. | London, 21 May 1914. | ||
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Dear Mr. Frick, | Dear Mr. Frick, | ||
I haven't seen you since | I haven't seen you since we crossed together years ago. I hope you are keeping fit. I only heard of your being here through my wife who is having her portrait painted by Orpen. | ||
I hope you are keeping fit. | I enclose you a list of pictures which some friends of mine have a lien on. Enclosed will give you the story pretty well. Some of these pictures are simply grand. I have no pecuniary interest in the matter whatever except that I would like my City friends to realise as much as they can. | ||
I only heard of your being here | |||
through my wife who is having | Please keep this confidential unless so far as you may have heard of it from other sources. | ||
her portrait painted by Orpen. | Yours truly, | ||
I | |||
pictures which some friends of mine | |||
have a lien on. Enclosed | |||
will give you the story pretty | |||
well. Some of these pictures are | |||
simply | |||
I have no pecuniary | |||
interest in the matter whatever | |||
except that I would like my City | |||
they can | |||
unless so far as you may have | |||
heard of it from other | |||
Yours truly | |||
Robert Fleming | Robert Fleming | ||
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Attach to List Confidential
Robert Fleming & Co. Telegraphic Address, "FLEDGLING, LED, LONDON.” Telephone:- London Wall 6420. 8, Crosby Square, London, 21 May 1914. E.C.
Dear Mr. Frick, I haven't seen you since we crossed together years ago. I hope you are keeping fit. I only heard of your being here through my wife who is having her portrait painted by Orpen.
I enclose you a list of pictures which some friends of mine have a lien on. Enclosed will give you the story pretty well. Some of these pictures are simply grand. I have no pecuniary interest in the matter whatever except that I would like my City friends to realise as much as they can.
Please keep this confidential unless so far as you may have heard of it from other sources. Yours truly, Robert Fleming