Nancy C. Russell
Found in 3321 Collections and/or Records:
Tickets to Buffalo Bill's Wild West', late 19th century - early 20th century
Two tickets to Charles M. Russell given by John M. Burke to Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, and John M. Burke's business card. All three items are taped together with yellow tape onto white paper. On the back of the business card is a note handwritten by Burke to a Mr. McLarry instructing him to pass the tickets to "Mr. Chas. Russell 'cowboy artist'.
Tickets to Buffalo Bill's Wild West, late 19th century - early 20th century
Photographic copy of TU2009.39.8139a.
To Dan Conway, December 3, 1927
Three pages from an unnamed publisher--possibly Mr. Maule-- to Dan Conway dated Dec. 3, 1927 expressed feels that the book should be turned over to another publisher and states the reasons for sending the manuscript to Nancy C. Russell. Handwritten post script on the last page.
To Malcolm S. MacKay, January 31, 191[3]
To Miss Agnes Laut, October 1, 1925
To Mr. Charley A. Beil, July 2, 1929
To Mr. E. S. Barrie, April 13, 1926
To Mr. H.S. Anderson, September 11, 1939
Unknown sender, to Mr. H.S. Anderson, September 11, 1939, returning the negative of the Russell home and studio at Great Falls.
To Nancy C. Russell, September 28, 1931
Signature illegible, September 28, 1931, states it is satisfactory to pay her $2500 for a picture which Charles M. Russell started but did not finish for fireplace at Swan Lake.
To Nancy C. Russell, April 17, 1923
Signature illegible, possibly "Kelley", New York, April 17, 1923, Charles M. Russell's efforts towards having Tiffany sell his bronzes.