Letter, 1916 Oct. 8, Lenox [Mass.?] to Miss Field [n.p.]

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Letter, 1916 Oct. 8, Lenox [Mass.?] to Miss Field [n.p.]

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Requests that the accompanying catalogue [i.e. A catalogue of the collection of prints from the Liber studiorum of Joseph Mallord William Turner ... Boston, 1916] be given to Miss Field's brother upon his return.

1 p. l. on fold. l. Holograph signed.

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