Letter by James Bollinger to Charles M. Russell; gives a diatribe on the names of paintings, suggesting "Sun down--Son up" for a title of Russell's painting previously entitled "Three Wise Camels." Typed on the front of two pages.

Letter by Nancy C. Russell to James Bollinger; responds to Bollinger's letter (TU2009.39.2639) stating that they are pleased that Bollinger is pleased with "Three Wise Men." Typed.

Letter by James Bollinger to Nancy C. Russell; tells her of his efforts in framing "Three Wise Camels," and speaks of the framer who Bollinger considers to be a philistine when it comes to Charles M. Russell's painting. Typed.

Letter from Inspector D. U. Howard of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police to Charles M. Russell; states that he has just seen Russell's painting "Single Handed" and would like to order one in a watercolor, and is willing to pay whatever the cost. Handwritten on both front and back.

Letter from H. E. Maule, Editor of "Frontier Magazine" to Charles M. Russell; states that he is interested in publishing some of Russell's paintings in the magazine. Typed with some handwritten corrections.

Receipt from the Como Co. Inc. of Great Falls to Charles M. Russell for the boxing of paintings. Typed.

Note from Nancy C. Russell to Erwin Barrie; indicates that some paintings were sent by express. Handwritten.

Telegram from Erwin Barrie to Nancy C. Russell; states that the paintings have not been received.

Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Erwin Barrie; give a list of paintings that were sent by express, and speaks of the loan of some paintings by MacKay. Typed with handwritten corrections and a handwritten note on the back in pencil.

Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Erwin Barrie; carbon copy of TU2009.39.2647.