as to the question of appraisers. In our business of antiques, that of antiquarians, we have and must have in certain states, licensed appraisers. All of them own their own respective businesses and sell. Among them is Ralph Newman, who is also a historian. Then of course there seem to be in this picture, so called historians, like the man you mentioned over the phone, Ed. K. Gross etc. We even had inquiries from the Wisconsin State College, D. F. Costello, Prof. A historian from Minneapolis wrote: would we sell the letters? These kind of historians want something for nothing and could not appraise anything of this kind, since they do not know corresponding values. But all would want to take a look and see. John, Isabelle does