David E. Cronin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Miss Lottie Garrett, 1912
- Containers:
- Box 1, Folder 14
- Scope and content:
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Has talked to Mr. Henkels and described her portrait of Washington to him; reports that Mr. Henkels believes the portrait to be worth between $800 and $1000 as it is quite rare; describes how to examine the portrait of Lady Stanhope to determine whether it is a stipple engraving varnished and painted onto glass, as Mr. Henkels believes it is; gives information about Mr. Henkels.
Access and use
- Location of collection:
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