THE LAMBS
130 WEST 44TH STREET
NEW YORK

August 16th., 1921.

Mr. Milton Salsbury,
30 West 96th. Street,
New York.

Dear Sir:

In addressing me you probably were
not aware of the fact that I was an old friend of
Nate Salesbury's, from 1872 until he died.

I wish to accept with thanks, on behalf of
The Lambs, Mrs. Salesbury's very beautiful gift.
The specimens will be hung in the theatre with the
oil painting which we value very highly as a remind-
er of our old friend and fellow member.

With kind regards, I remain,

CAS-D.

MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

HEYE FOUNDATION

BROADWAY AT 155TH STREET
NEW YORK

GEORGE G. HEYE
CHAIRMAN AND DIRECTOR

OFFICE OF
THE DIRECTOR

October 8, 1921.

Mrs. Nate Salsbury
20 West 96th Street
New York City

Dear Madam:

On behalf of the Board of
Trustees of the Museum of the American
Indian, Iye Foundation, I beg to
acknowledge with thanks your gift to
this institution of two painted buffalo
hide shields. These are a very valuable
addition to our collection of ethnology
and one that is greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,

MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN
INDIAN, HEYE FOUNDATION

Chairman.

GGH-G

MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

HEYE FOUNDATION

OFFICE OF
THE DIRECTOR

October 15, 1921.

Mrs. Nate Salsbury
30 West 96th Street
New York City

Dear Madam:

On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, I beg to acknowledge with sincere thanks your most generous gift of the late Nate Salsbury collection of American ethnological specimens. Among the lot there are many that fill in gaps in our collections, and all of them are most necessary to us in the furtherance of our scientific work.

I beg to state that at the meeting of the Board of Trustees, to be held this week, as a mark of their appreciation for your great generosity you will be elected a life member of this institution.

Allow me to add that at your convenience I trust it will be possible for you to visit the Museum and go over our collections.

Very truly yours,

Chairman.

GCH-G