
The image displays a handwritten letter on aged paper, dated "June 30," and addressed to Harry L. George in St. Joseph, Missouri. The sender discusses various horse accessories, including "Rawhide quirts" and "Bridle Reins," mentioning they are made by Indians. The letter provides prices for items such as "Guipte" and "Riattas" ranging from $4.50 to $10.00 and indicates "different prices" for the bridle reins. The writer expresses willingness to gather items per the receiver's interest and signs off as "Mrs. E. G. Johnson" from "Jolon, Cal." A request for an 80% stamp and expressions of anticipation for an order complete the correspondence.