Autograph letter signed : 15 Newman Street [city not specified], to C. Williams, [18--?].

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Autograph letter signed : 15 Newman Street [city not specified], to C. Williams, [18--?].

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Asking for assistance in a business matter.

1 item (1 p., with address) ; 18.6 cm

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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