Description Handwritten, from Malcolm MacKay, October 3, 1912, approves sketch of round up picture, $1000 offer. Transcript [handwritten] Oct 3 – 12 My dear Mrs. Russell__ The sketch inclosed[sic] in your letter is just about what I wanted and I know that when Charley gets through with it, it will be fine and dandy__ Now regarding the size, it will have to be 3 ft x 5 ft including the...

Description Handwritten, from MacKay, July 16, request for sketch of painting to be done. Transcript [written in pencil] C.5.31e [written in pencil] [typed] MACKAY & CO. BANKERS 55 WALL STREET. [typed] [typed] NEW YORK, [typed] [handwritten] July 16 - [handwritten] My dear Mrs Russell - Not having heard a word from Charlie I thought per haps he might have forgotten about that picture he was going to...

Description Handwritten, from Malcolm S. MacKay, New York, November 19, 1912, is returning sketches with brands. Transcript Nov. 19 -12 My dear Mrs Russell- Am returning herewith sketches with brands – we do not use any ear marks --- Glad to hear the picture is coming along so nicely- Wish I could drop in and take a look at it...

Description

Handwritten, three pages from Mignonne, Friday, September 24, 1926, thanks the Russells for the gift; drawing on the back of the second page, pencil sketch of a bull, appears to be a doodle by Charles M. Russell, size of the drawing: 2.25" x 3.5"

Description

Handwritten, from Mrs. Douglas Robert, October 8, 1939, explains subject matter of Charles M. Russell sketches she owns and asks Homer Britzman if he would be interested in buying them.

Description

Reply from Nancy C. Russell, October 16, 1928, to Arthur Chapman, is sending pen sketch for rodeo program which she hopes to have returned, states that is preparing to travel to New York for Charles M. Russell exhibit. Connected with TU2009.39.1673.

Description From Nancy C. Russell, June 15, 1921, Fairbanks can use sketch in a book. Transcript .June 15, 1921. Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, Hollywood, Calif. Dear Doug : I received your letter and will be proud to have my sketch in the book you speak of. Actors and painters should be friends and I am always willing to help mine. We are both picture makers. Best wishes to you and yours, ...

Description

Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule; states that she must have time to clean the original sketches as they have been much handled. Typed.

Description

Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule; informs Maule that she shall clean the originals for the deluxe edition and then send them to him along with a list of positive orders for the deluxe so far. Typed.

Description

Typed letter from Nancy C. Russell to Harry E. Maule dated Sept. 27, 1929 states that she has instructed Mr. Chapman of World Series Rodeo to contact Maule regarding the story of 'Waiting for a Chinook.'