Letter from T.R. Roddy to Harry George discussing prices of items. Vol I pg. 280F
A photograph of a Native American man in traditional attire with a feathered headdress is included on the letterhead.
DR Mr George-
Yours of 22nd recd in regard to lower price for the sticks & other pieces. I made the very lowest price could & thot the evaluation over seriously & need to give you benefit wherever I could. We thotb1st of getting 100.00 for the bundle after considerable talk with Boy we made it 75.00 soon as they are published will soar high as there are none to be had on reservation found & we have only 3 & will hold these. Now to do best for you the Invoice amounting to 217.00 will call it 200.00 to be paid. As usual all are good & ???? pieces & none to be had. The Tomahawk has ???? up & it goes on the mail separate and this Tomahawk is a duplicate from the Tomahawks furnished by Indians long ago by the French Government to fight the English.
over
I once had 1of the originals & had ???? Historical book with the illustration
Thanking you & hoping all is satisfactory
very truly
Do you know of any bargains in Navy or Blk Broad cloth Would like - with letter ??? edge. If you have any or know of any would like samples as want it several pieces for ???? Indian payment to be made soon.
thanking you
Subject
T. R. Roddy
Indian Trading Company
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
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