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Messrs . 

Chapman : 

^  I  regret  that  illness 

pieces  has  held  your  medals  back 

lot  the 

following  numbers. 

No.  4, 

3.50 

No  •  6 

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Total,  #74. 35.  Amount  of  First  Invoice,  $104.50.  Leaving  balance 
to  be  accounted  for  of  $30. 25.  of  this  I  sent  you  in  March  last 
$6.00.  T  also  sent  you  Mr.  iiaigh's  checks  amount  of  which  I  have 
mislaid,  but  my  book-keeper  has  it,  and  it  is  put  away>  being  a 
holiday,  T  have  come  in  to  close  it^but  she  is  not  here,  so  T  cant 
tell the  exact  amount. I  enclose  my  c!  eck  for  $10.  oo,  and  if  you  wilL 
advise  me  what  he  sent,  T  will  remit  any  balance  due. 

Of  the  secdnd  Invoice  I  have  sold  Nos.  3,  6,  7,  and  10,  amounting 
to  $3.o5.  The  others  I  am  quite  confident  will  be  taken,  b-  the 


party  who  has  them,  but  T  cant  tell  for  a  few  days  yet. 


There  is  still  therefore  a  small  balance  clue  you,  but  T 


cant  adjust 


it  to-day  for  reason  above;  on  hearing  how  you  make  it  stand  will 


close  it  out. 

T  have  showed  t  he  Y/ashington  to  a  number  of  parties.  Geh.  Lw 
Lawrence,  who  bought  the  Poillon  collection  has  two,  T  find,  but 
neither  are  as  good  as  yours;  still  having  two . he  does  not  care  to 
buy  a  third  at  the  price.  I  showed  it  to  !vlr.  Appleton;  he  has  it, 
but  not  quite  so  good,  and  he  is  satisfied  with  his;  he  does  not 
think  smooth  edge  is  unique,  an:.  thinks  price  too  high;  but  as  he 


does  not  want  to  buy,  that  wont  influence  you.  T  tried  very  hard 
to  get  Hyigh  to  buy  it,  but  while  he  is  abundantly  able,  he  either 
thought  T  wanted  to  make  something  out  of  him,  or  else  the  jrice 
scared  him:  if  you  desire  to  make  him  a  better  offer  you  have  his 
address,  and  if  not,  I  will  be  pleased  to  send  it  to  you.  I  have 
also  showed  it  to  .Mr.  Willey,  a  masonic  collector,  and  to  others, 
but  they  were  unable  to  put  so  natch  into  one  piece. 

As  to  the  silver  Prussian  piece,  T  have  already  written  you  on 
that.  ilarzfeld  had  too  high  a  price,  and  beside^  the  price  I  paid 
him  was  in  exchange  for  other  medals  at  my_prico,  so  it  did  not  cot/ 
me  near  that.  U  is  a  fine  impression. 

I  offered  to  send  you  sheets  of  my  supplement,  as  iar  as  done, 
if  you  would  like  them;  I  do  not  recollect  whether  y^u  cared  for  te 
them;  if  not  sent,  you  are  still  welcome  to  them. 


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flmeriear)  Journal  of  f'lumismaties. 

W.  T.  R.  >\ARVIN  AND  LYA\AN  H.  LOW, 
EDITORS. 


Boston,  Mass.,  U.  S.  A., 


Boston  15  June,  1904. 


Me  s  s  rs .  Chapman : 

Thank  you  for  the  check  received  to-day;  I  enclose  a 
receipted  bill.  I  am  sorry  that  I  can  give  you  but  few  names  of  the 

Masonic  collectors  about  here.  Mr  Benjamin  W.  Rowell,  addressat  the 

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Masonic  Temple,  Boston)  has  a  fine  collection,  which  he  dont  say  much 
about;  if  you  write  him,  be  sure  not  to  mention  me.  Mr.  W.  Lithgow 
Willey,  17  West  Cedar  3t.  also  has  a  good  collection  and  occasionally 
buys.  These  are  all  in  Boston,  except  the  Grand  Lodge,  and  Gen.  S.C. 
Lawrence,  for  which  Mr.  Emmons  is  constantly  buying.  He  has  carte 
blanche  from  the  General,  and  imports  all  the  new  foreign  ones.  It 
would  be  useless  for  youto  write  h 'Tm,  I  fear,  as  he  is  all  the  time 
talking  to  me  for  recommending  you;  he  has  some  old  grievance  about  a 
Washington,  which  he  told  me  he  bought  as  unique,  at  a  high  price,  and 
found  he  had  it,  with  which  your  house  was  some  way  connected;  I  cant 
say  "ust  what  he  told  me,  as  it  was  sometime  ago,  but  he  never  comes  in¬ 
to  my  office  without  expressing  some  bitternos'  towards  you  and  me, 

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W.  T.  R.  MARVIN,  Secretary, 

73  Federal  St.,  Boston. 

IF  NOT  DELIVERED  AS  ADDRESSED. 


