Typed telegram from Amon Carter to Homer E. Britzman dated Dec. 23, 1951 agrees to buy painting at $20,000, if he does not buy it, he will return it express paid, the reverse side of the telegram is handwritten and gives instructions to Carter from Britzman.

Handwritten, from Andy Anderson, September 2, 1939, to Homer E. Britzman ("Friend Brit"), sending a negative of Charles M. Russell's home and studio in Great Falls.

Handwritten, from Arthur, February 4, 1944, sends supplementary data on Jacob Hoover.

From Bob Griffen, July 25, 1948, Doc Colbert still has a Charles M. Russell painting similar to "Smoking Them Out", he thinks he would like to sell it and wonders if Homer Britzman is interested.

From Bob, April 26, 1947, states that Doc does not care about selling the picture.

From C.F. Wright, February 17, 1939, says that he has a Charles M. Russell painting called "Buffalo Hunt" which he would like to sell, and wonders if Homer E. Britzman is in the market for Russell paintings.

From Charlie, two pages, March 14, 1951, he has two buffalo bronzes which Homer Britzman could buy if interested.

From Charlie, August 22, 1951, working on a mold for a bronze for Homer Britzman, to say "Russell Memorial", wishing Britzman luck in the sale of some of his collection.

From Churchill, offering the original clay model of Charles M. Russell to Britzman, Feb. 28, 1939.

From Churchill, April 19, 1939, further business regarding the sale of the clay bear, connected to TU2009.39.2670-71.