Description From Nancy C. Russell, February 18, 1908, description of "Jerked Down", $800, and the "Smoke of the Forty Five". Transcript Great Falls, Mont., Feb. 18, 1908. Mr. Malcolm S. McKay [sic], 16 Nassau St., New York City. Dear Sir: I am glad you know about the West and have been on the range because a picture we now have will suit you without doubt. It just came home so that...

Description From Nancy C. Russell, September 24, 1912, she will send a sketch to MacKay. Transcript Sept. 24,1912. Mr. Malcolm S. MacKay 55 Wall Street New York My dear Mr. Mackay: I am inclosing[sic] a very rough idea of working a herd. It many convey to you some notion of the composition by Chas. creates as he goes so would probably change things around to better advantage when actually...

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Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm MacKay; in response to MacKay's letter (TU2009.39.2636), she is favorable. She wants to keep the quality of the prints high, and is also interested in having MacKay write a short description of a calf roundup to be sold along with the print. Typed.

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From Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm MacKay, June 12, 1929, friendly letter, brief mention of "Good Medicine." Connected with TU2009.39.1414.1-2.

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Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay; discusses the details of MacKay's painting to be commissioned by Charles M. Russell for $6000.00, and asks MacKay to send the size of Russell's painting "Jerked Down." On the reverse side is a note giving $6000 credit to the Russells' account. Typed on both sides.

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Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Mr. Malcolm S. MacKay; returns the $6000 check to MacKay because Charles M. Russell had not begun the commissioned painting, and suggests that he buy another painting by Russell. Handwritten on both front and back.

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Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay; suggests that MacKay purchase Charles M. Russell's painting "Tight Dally and Loose Latigo," asking $12,000 for it. Typed.

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Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay; informs MacKay that she has sent the bronze "Jim Bridger." Typed.

Description "Day Letter" by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay; tells MacKay to do all that is possible to protest the chosen model of Charles M. Russell. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. April 14, 1931 MALCOLM S. MAC KAY TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY WIRE GOVERNOR ERICKSON PROTESTING THE CHOSEN MODEL SEND COPY TO J. R. HOBBINS , BUTTE CHARLIE’S FRIENDS...

Description Letter by Nancy C. Russell to Malcolm S. MacKay; thanks MacKay for his help in the protest, asks if he could see if George Grinnell will join their cause. Typed. Transcript Pasadena, California. April 18, 1931. Mr. Malcolm S. MacKay, T e n a f l y , New Jersey. Dear Malc: Was so glad to get your telegram and I hope you had an opportunity to start some protests from...