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Photocopies of Letter to John Ross from William McIntosh

Handwritten Letter from Franklin Van Voorhis to Mrs. E.T. Van Voorhis

Letter from Richard to Leigh describing trip to Alaska with Charlie Workman

Letter from Henry C. Ross, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to Lewis, Ross referring to John A. Ross's expected return to Fort Gibson

May 20, 1930 | ink on paper

Letter from B.S. Steadwell, World Purity Federation, to Thornton W. Allen Co. requesting review copy of "Clipt Wings"

July 9, 1844 | ink on paper

Letter to Chickasaw Chiefs and Commissioners from Penn Lewis, et all, regarding "incompt and orphin claims"

Letter to Governor George M. Troup from William McIntosh

Handwritten Letter from Franklin Van Voorhis to Mrs. E.T. Van Voorhis

Letter from William Seward, Huntington Press, to Mrs. Leigh regarding proposed portfolio on African Hall field studies and window displays for "The Western Pony"

Letter from Stone to Gilcrease about sending three carvings for Gilcrease's approval

May 24, 1930 | ink on paper

Letter from Isabel Temple to Thornton W. Allen Company protesting its advertisement of Clipt Wings

April 9, 1846 | ink on paper

Letter to Peachland from A.P. Hurst about emigration and Indian claims

Letter to Colonel Campbell and Major Meriwether from Jane Hawkins

Handwritten Letter from Franklin Van Voorhis to Mrs. E.T. Van Voorhis

Letter regarding the establishment of the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City

Letter from Stone to Logan describing carving relating to religion

March 11, 1929 | ink on paper

Letter from Mary H. Witheise to Leigh seeking to borrow $500

May 3, 1848 | ink on paper

Letter to P.P. Pitchlynn, in Washington City from Joseph F. Gay regarding a joint business venture

Letter to James Barbour from Chilly McIntosh, Intullifkey McIntosh, Ben Danlausau, and [Jin] Danlausau

Portion of a Handwritten Letter from Franklin Van Voorhis to Mrs. E.T. Van Voorhis