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[[ | [[Letterhead]] Diamond Tail Ranch Howard Flitner Greybull, Wyoming]] | ||
Howard Flitner | |||
Greybull, Wyoming]] | |||
March 4-1947 | March 4-1947 | ||
My dear Mr. Burbank, | My dear Mr. Burbank, | ||
I am the neice of George | I am the neice [sic] of George Kilroy who was in San Francisco late in January. My husband and I should have found time for a visit with you, but your fabulous city kept us on a continuous merry-go-round for the week we were there. What a wonderful city it is! We do enjoy is so much when we return - The only trouble being that we cannot get there often enough. | ||
Thank you very much for the two | Thank you very much for the two copies of Lincoln you sent to us. It is a very striking pose, serious, [[yet]] still Lincoln has a little whimsical expression about his eyes which many artists make so serious and sombre. I gave one copy to a very dear friend of mine on Lincoln's Birthday. She was delighted with it and sent it to Billings Montana at once to be framed. | ||
We were happy to have your book "Burbank among the Indians" to add to our Library. It is a beautifully | |||
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Letterhead Diamond Tail Ranch Howard Flitner Greybull, Wyoming]]
March 4-1947
My dear Mr. Burbank,
I am the neice [sic] of George Kilroy who was in San Francisco late in January. My husband and I should have found time for a visit with you, but your fabulous city kept us on a continuous merry-go-round for the week we were there. What a wonderful city it is! We do enjoy is so much when we return - The only trouble being that we cannot get there often enough.
Thank you very much for the two copies of Lincoln you sent to us. It is a very striking pose, serious, yet still Lincoln has a little whimsical expression about his eyes which many artists make so serious and sombre. I gave one copy to a very dear friend of mine on Lincoln's Birthday. She was delighted with it and sent it to Billings Montana at once to be framed. We were happy to have your book "Burbank among the Indians" to add to our Library. It is a beautifully