Handwritten, from George Sack, Feb. 27, 1928, he will trade for "Roping Fresh Mounts" with "In Enemy's Country" and he will pay a difference of $4000, he is returning the pen sketch because he thinks that it is much too small to trade for the bronze.

Handwritten, from George Sack, March 21, 1928, sends a check for "Roping Fresh Mounts", thanks her for the pen sketch.

From Nancy C. Russell, Jan. 20, 1928, sent Sack a night letter, describes a painting by Charles M. Russell, will send it to Sack if he wants to see it, has not finished unpacking but she will send Sack a colored pen sketch.

From Nancy C. Russell, Feb. 8, 1928, she regrets that Sack is unhappy with the painting, "In the Enemy's Country", he wants to trade Nancy C. Russell for "Roping Fresh Mounts", Nancy C. Russell also sends a colored pen sketch to Sack, she says she will simply pay Sack for the bronze "War Dancers" if the sketch is unsatisfactory.

From Nancy C. Russell, March 22, 1928, sends a pen sketch to Sack, no title given.

Folder 70

To Mr. Martin Martin; letter fragment discussing pictures that weren't received by Mrs. Cooney, informing him that these pictures were taken to Flaherty's. On the reverse side is a pencil sketch of an elk.

A supposed list of sketches sent to Harry E. Maule. Handwritten.

Page torn from a magazine, "Charlie Russell, Cowboy Genius". Connected with TU2009.39.5465. Mourning the death of Charles M. Russell, a reproduction of a sketch and Russell's life in his own words.

Pencil sketch of a male figure wearing chaps, head undrawn (TU2009.39.795.1). On reverse are various pencil marks (TU2009.39.795.2).

Pencil sketch of a male figure wearing chaps, head undrawn (TU2009.39.795.1). On reverse are various pencil marks (TU2009.39.795.2).