Letter from Harry George to J.H. Gehring

Letter

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St. Joseph Museums

A typed letter expressing Harry George's expressing interest in acquiring items, possibly baskets, from the agency. He mentions his interest in items crafted by the local Indian population, specifically a red-banded, woodpecker-designed basket, and discusses his willingness to purchase them. Harry also states he has no price limitations for items that catch his interest and assures that payment will be made in cash. The document ends with "Yours very truly."

A typed letter expressing Harry George's expressing interest in acquiring items, possibly baskets, from the agency. He mentions his interest in items crafted by the local Indian population, specifically a red-banded, woodpecker-designed basket, and discusses his willingness to purchase them. Harry also states he has no price limitations for items that catch his interest and assures that payment will be made in cash. The document ends with "Yours very truly."

Name/Title

Letter from Harry George to J.H. Gehring

Entry/Object ID

Q1430.634.162G

Description

Letter from Harry George to J.H. Gehring noting he does not need any baskets described in the previous letter and that he is interested in obtaining a red woodpecker dance basket. Vol 1 P. 162G

Subject

Harry George J. H. Gehring Hoopa Valley Agency Hoopa, California Baskets Basket -- Red Woodpecker A. Brizard Arcata, California Klamath Hoopa -- Hupa

Subject Person/Organization

Harry L. George Collection