Typed postcard from Edith Morrison to Homer E. Britzman dated May 22, 1941 asking again whether either Britzman or his friend is interested in the painting, she would like it sold as soon as possible.

Handwritten, from Eliza Young, December 30, she is sending the painting to him.

Handwritten, from Elizabeth C. Robert, October, sending Homer Britzman the Charles M. Russell sketches. Letter is attached to a larger blank sheet of paper.

From Ethel E. Wills, March 30, 1940, offer to sell "Lone Horse Wrangler".

Handwritten, from Ethel E. Wills, April 4, 1939, three pages, she has the painting "One Horse Wrangler", asks from $200-$300 for the painting, the third page is a description of the painting.

From Frank Dobie, January 14, 1953, thanks Homer Britzman for information on "St. Louis Post Dispatch" article on Charles M. Russell.

From Fred B. Sheriff, March 29, 1950, sends copy of a letter which Maurice Weiss wrote to him when Weiss sold the Charles M. Russell Stagecoach to Sheriff.

Typed letter from G. F. Weckerly of Bank of America to Homer E. Britzman dated February 16, 1939 states that a stop payment has been placed on Britzman's account of $100 covering check No. 7.

Typed letter from G. F. Weckerly of Bank of America to Homer E. Britzman dated February 23, 1939 states that the bank has released its stop pay order on Britzman's check for $100 to Eliza Carr Young.

Letter to Mr. Homer E. Britzman from George R. Miller, Trustee of Nancy Russell, thanking Britzman for photographs.