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The image is of a typed letter dated February 7, 1956. The letter is addressed to Mr. William H. Tobey at the News Office in Weld Hall at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The content of the letter is as follows:
"Dear Mr. Tobey:
Many thanks for sending the splendid night shot with the Fogg Museum in the background. It is a striking photograph of the kind of winter evening that one sees only too rarely nowadays. With your permission we shall keep the print in our file of possible publicity material, and will place an order with you for a new print whenever the need arises.
Sincerely yours,
John Coolidge"
The letter expresses gratitude for a photograph sent by Mr. Tobey and requests permission to keep the print for potential future use, with the intention of ordering a new print if needed. The sender of the letter is John Coolidge.
February 7, 1956
Mr. William H. Tobey
News Office
Weld Hall 4
Harvard University
Cambridge 38
Massachusetts
Dear Mr. Tobey:
Many thanks for sending the splendid night shot with the Fogg Museum in the background. It is a striking photograph of the kind of winter evening that one sees only too rarely nowadays. With your permission we shall keep the print in our file of possible publicity material, and will place an order with you for a new print whenever the need arises.
Sincerely yours,
John Coolidge
The image shows a dated letter from February 7, 1956, addressed to Mr. William H. Tobey at the News Office of Harvard University, specifically Weld Hall 4 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The letter is written by John Coolidge. It expresses gratitude for sending a photograph of a night shot with the Fogg Museum in the background. The writer describes the photograph as striking and rare to see nowadays. The letter requests that the print be kept in their file of publicity material and will place an order for a new print whenever needed.
The letter ends with a formal closing, "Sincerely yours," followed by the signature of John Coolidge.
The image is a letter dated February 7, 1956. It is addressed to Mr. William H. Tobey, who works in the News Office at Weld Hall 4, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The letter begins with a note of thanks from John Coolidge to Mr. Tobey for sending a photograph of the Fogg Museum in the background, described as a "splendid night shot." Coolidge praises the photograph, calling it "a striking photograph of the kind of winter evening that one sees only too rarely nowadays." With Tobey's permission, Coolidge mentions that they will keep the print in their file of possible publicity material and will place an order for a new print whenever necessary.
The closing of the letter is "Sincerely yours," followed by the signature of John Coolidge.
The image is a handwritten letter dated February 7, 1956. The letter is addressed to Mr. William H. Tobey at the News Office, Weld Hall 4, Harvard University, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts.
The letter reads as follows:
Dear Mr. Tobey:
Many thanks for sending the splendid night shot with the Fogg Museum in the background. It is a striking photograph of the kind of winter evening that one sees only too rarely nowadays. With your permission we shall keep the print in our file of possible publicity material, and will place an order with you for a new print whenever the need arises.
Sincerely yours,
John Coolidge
The letter expresses gratitude for a photograph that captures a beautiful winter evening with the Fogg Museum in the background, indicating that the sender appreciates the image and plans to keep it for potential use in publicity materials. The sender also mentions they will order more prints as needed.
The image is of a typed letter dated February 7, 1956. Here's a detailed summary:
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The letter reads as follows:
Dear Mr. Tobey:
Many thanks for sending the splendid night shot with the Fogg Museum in the background. It is a striking photograph of the kind of winter evening that one sees only too rarely nowadays. With your permission we shall keep the print in our file of possible publicity material, and will place an order with you for a new print whenever the need arises.
Sincerely yours,
John Coolidge
Key Points:
This image shows a typed letter on white paper. The letter is dated February 7, 1956, and is addressed to "Mr. William H. Tobey, News Office, Weld Hall 4, Harvard University, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts." The body of the letter expresses thanks for sending "the splendid night shot with the Fogg Museum in the background." It mentions that the photograph is striking and the kind of winter evening that one rarely sees. The writer indicates that with permission, they will keep the print in their file of possible publicity material and will place an order for a new print whenever needed. The letter is signed "Sincerely yours, John Coolidge." The document appears to be slightly aged, with some fading evident on the paper.
The image depicts a letter written on a piece of paper. The letter is dated February 7, 1956, and is addressed to Mr. William H. Tobey, who is located at the News Office, Weld Hall 4, Harvard University, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts. The letter is signed by John Coolidge. The letter expresses gratitude for a photograph that was sent, and it mentions that the photograph will be kept in a file of possible publicity material. The letter also mentions that an order will be placed with Mr. Tobey for a new print whenever the need arises. The letter is written in a formal and polite tone, and it appears to be a professional correspondence between two individuals.
This is a handwritten letter dated February 7, 1956, from John Coolidge to Mr. William H. Tobey at the Harvard University News Office. The letter expresses gratitude for a night shot photograph of the Fogg Museum and the surrounding area. Coolidge appreciates the striking photograph and plans to keep it in their file for potential publicity material. The letter concludes with a request to order a new print whenever needed, and it is signed by John Coolidge.
The image is a letter from John Coolidge to Mr. William H. Tobey, dated February 7, 1956. The letter is typed on white paper and features the following content:
The letter appears to be a formal thank-you note from John Coolidge to Mr. William H. Tobey, acknowledging receipt of a photograph and expressing appreciation for its potential use in publicity materials.