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Mr. Liechti- Page 2 McKay Morant & Co., Ltd. Mailed their cover note respecting the silver plaquette with translucent enamel insured [[strikethrough]] with [[/strikethrough]] on your personal floater [[strikethrough]] covering [[/strikethrough]] calling for a premium of $4.60 which I am settling in the usual manner for your account. Picasso drawing Was returned to us today but registered mail by Mr. Boissonnas. Unfortunately, it is quite apparent that this drawing was worked upon and pending further instructions, I shall put it away in the storeroom, unframed safely protected by two pieced of cardboard.[[right margin]] If we have to yes - otherwise I think you should write accordingly to Mr. Boissonnas and [[?last job??]] may wait until he comes back to New-York-and complete the job?[[/right margin]] Do you authorize me to pay the bill of $20.0 from Boissonnas which I received by same mail? Mrs. Parker turned over to me your letter of May 27th and I thank you for the new permit for the Manhattan Warehouse signed by you. Georges Seligmann Enclosed please find a copy of Mr. Robbins' letter to him dated May 19th. I am very sorry that we failed to enclose it in my first letter to you. I also apologize for my wording of the particular paragraph in said letter which, unless one was fully familiar with the situation could have been badly misinterpreted Funds I am enclosing herein copy of the list which you okayed prior to your departure which I trust you will find in order. Please note that the regular monthly payment of $800.- will, of course, not be made in the months of July and August which together with the payment of the half-yearly retainer made the total disproportionately high compared to the following two months. I did submit to you a corrected statement of the C.A.D. prior to your departure. Shall I send you a copy thereof? [[right margin]] Yes please - but would like also to have here. Parker's commented about it[[/right margin]] Wildenstein Delacriox: I called them in this connection and they connected me with Mr. Felix Wildenstein who told me that they experienced quite a few difficulties regarding their exportation from France as he previously explained to you but that he was going to write posthaste to his Paris office. Titian Portrait Mrs. Parker gave me your message and consequently I shall deposit this painting at the next opportunity with the Manhattan Warehouse giving, of course, pertinent advice to Moses and Singer. (continued on page 3) Air Mail
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