
The image shows a handwritten letter addressed to Harry L. George in St. Joseph, Missouri, dated January 31, 1912, from a sender in Coloma, California. The sender discusses baskets they had previously mentioned, noting that they couldn't deliver them sooner. They describe one basket as 11 inches across the top, 6 inches across the bottom, and 5 inches high, made from grape roots and capable of holding water like a tin or earthen vessel. The price mentioned is ten dollars with two smaller baskets priced at four dollars and fifty cents each. The sender requests to be informed if the recipient desires these baskets, signing off as Mrs. E. Armstrong.