Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to Phil Weinard dated Feb. 7, 1939 states that he is interested in purchasing Weinard's pictures, they are some of Charles M. Russell's earliest works, and he would like Weinard to include any letters between him and Charles M. Russell along with the pictures.

Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to Phil Weinard dated Jan. 9, 1939 asks about the nature of the Charles M. Russell works in Weinard's possession and inquires about the possibility of purchasing them.

Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to Phil Weinard dated Feb. 20, 1939 Britzman offers $100 for the eight pictures in Weinard's possession.

Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to Phil Weinard dated May 12, 1939 states that he is particularly interested in the picture that Charles M. Russell initialed and asks Weinard to send it so Britzman could make an offer.

From Homer E. Britzman, August 11, 1948, he would like to see a photograph of the painting Griffen wants to sell.

From Homer E. Britzman, September 26, 1938, states that he will forward the pictures and tells her that it is doubtful that her two watercolors are Russells. Stapled to the return receipt, TU2009.39.4195.

Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to Theodore Koetzli dated Oct. 6, 1938 states that he is interested in the model by Charles M. Russell but needs to know more about it in order to make an evaluation.

Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to Theodore Koetzli dated Jan. 24, 1939 states the deals with insurance matters and he concerns with a broken model mentioned in TU2009.39.4566.

Typed letter from Homer E. Britzman to W. D. Hart dated March 21, 1952 informs Hart that the painting was actually a print and worth only a few cents.

From Irvin S. Cobb, December 4, 1935, states he cannot afford to purchase any Charles M. Russell paintings, he is regretful.