Copyright agreement between Homer Britzman and Hobson & Herr, Inc. over Charles M. Russell's paintings, entitled "When Wagon Wheels Were Dim," "When the Trail was Long Between Camps", "Tight Dally and Loose Latigo", "Waiting for a Chinook", "The Challenge", "At the End of the Rope", "Return of the Warriors". Typed on the front of two pages.

AGREEMENT I, HOMER BRITZMAN, being the owner of the rights of reproduction of those certain paintings of Charles Russell, entitled and known as: 1. “When Wagon Wheels Were Dim” 2. “When The Trail Was Long Between Camps” 3. “Tight Dally and Loose Latigo” 4. “Waiting for a Chinook” 5. “The Challenge” 6. “At the End of the Rope” 7. “Return of the Warriors” In consideration of the payment, by Hobson & Herr, Inc., publishers, of the sum of TWO HUNDRED and no/100 ($200.00) DOLLARS within one month following the date of publication of that certain book tentatively entitled “Gallery of Western Artists”; and of the furnishing to the said HOMER BRITZMAN of fifty (50) copies of the said book without cost by HOBSON & HERR, Inc., publishers, does hereby grant permission to the said HOBSON & HERR, Inc., to reproduce the above-mentioned paintings HOBSON & HERR, Inc., to reproduce the above-mentioned paintings and all reproductions in the said “Gallery of Western Artists” and utilize said reproductions in all ways necessary for the publication, exploitation and sale of the said book. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this [handwritten}2nd day of [handwritten]April , 1951. [signed] Homer Britzman _____________________ WITNESS 1. [2] HOBSON & HERR, Inc., Publishers, a corporation organ- ized and existing under and by virtue of the State of Arizona, does hereby agree to accept the terms and conditions of the foregoing in return for the use of the above-mentioned repro- ductions. HOBSON & HERR, Inc BY [signed] William Greer [illegible] President

[Transcribed by Lauren B. Gerfen, 2011-11-08]

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