Letter by G. E. Lonberger to Nancy C. Russell; informs her that the stock market crash affects his sale of Charles M. Russell's works. Typed on the front of two pages.

Handwritten, from George Sack, January 18, 1926, Toody was tickled to pieces with the bear, still have not received "War Dance", the "Navajos" is also being enjoyed, mentions that Charles M. Russell is doing "Enemy Tracks" in oil, requests an original sketch of Russell: "Back Trailing on the Old Frontiers", or "More Rawhides", Feragil's Gallery thinks that the prices are too high to sell Russell works. Folded as one would fold a card.

Handwritten, two pages from George Sack, August 31, 1925, been very busy, thanks for the invitation to the Calgary Stampede, looking forward to purchasing some new Russell pieces.

Handwritten, from George Sack, July 26, 1926, Charles M. Russell's surgery, "Secrets of the Night" is now owned by Sack, "Range Father" is ready, wishes to be billed for "Rain Father" and "The War Dance", asks Nancy C. Russell to send "The Little Buffalo Hunt" and the two busts so he can have them as soon as possible.

Handwritten, from George Sack, April 6, 1925, received "Indian Family", Sacks are moving, enclosed is a check for "Country Coup", criticized the foundry, he suggests another manufacturer. Folded as one would fold a card.

Handwritten, from George Sack, January 23, 1927, "Smoking with the Spirit of the Buffalo." States that Roman Bronze has a buffalo lying down which was made for a book end, is this the missing piece? Sack has ordered "Indian Squaw Sitting", still interested in pen and inks.

Handwritten, three pages from George Sack, July 3, 1927, thanks Nancy C. Russell for the picture of Charles M. Russell, wants to buy "In Enemy's Country", he will lend any of his collection to the memorial exhibit, wants to know how he can get a copy of "Trails Plowed Under", wants information about "In Enemy's Country".

Handwritten, from George Sack, December 18, 1927, wants to trade Nancy C. Russell "War Dancers" for a pen and ink drawing, reminds Nancy to send "Weapons of the Weak", he bought a small model for George H. Wright; Sack has named it "High, Wide, and Handsome".

Handwritten, from George Sack, January 5, 1928, he has received "Weapons of the Weak", "Buffalo Family", and "To Noses that Read", has enclosed a check for $27.75.

Handwritten, from George Sack, April 8, 1930, not in the market for anymore Charles M. Russell works at this time, not pleased with the cover of "Good Medicine", no current spiritual messages from Russell.