Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated Feb. 3, 1928 asked her if she has heard from Scribners regarding the biography and states that he feels she is holding up the book of letters because of the biography.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated Feb. 9, 1928 states that he is sending a check for accrued royalties and shall send an additional check soon.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated Feb. 7, 1928 states that the publishers wish to go ahead with the book of letters as soon as they have 20 from Nancy C. Russell and that her royalty statement as well as check will be in the mail soon.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated April 24, 1928 asks for her to please keep careful records of letters sent to the publishers so people unfamiliar with the publishing business will not be alarmed at the situation and states that he has received two letters but not the box mentioned as yet.

Typed telegram from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated April 5, 1928 states that the letters were received safely and that he will write soon.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated April 4, 1928 states that 24 original and 8 typed letters have been received and that the mounting is going very good as well as ensuring her that they will be safe.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated April 14, 1928 asking her to please send all letters as soon as possible as well as to have the owners place a value on them for insurance purposes and that the publishers will hold them for a long period of time in order to hold an exhibit when book is finished.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated April 10, 1928 states that to insure the success of the book of letters the publishers must have all of the original letters in their hands at the same time and to continue the search for an appropriate title.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated May 4, 1928 states that he hope there was a typographical error in the inventory of the last shipment due to the fact that the publishers received only 45 illustrated letters along with 11 miscellaneous items for a total of 56 not just 56 illustrated letters and agrees with her on the deluxe editions.

Typed letter from Harry E. Maule to Nancy C. Russell dated May 2, 1928 acknowledged the receipt of a box of letters and that he is personal handling.