Brecon.
Sept. 20
1846
My dear Sir,
Your letter followed me here, where we have been called by the illness of an Aunt of Mrs Calvert Jones.
Many thanks for your parcel; the over duplicates I will keep to hand over to the Swansea agent in case Mr Cowderoy 1 establishes one I have not yet recieved [sic] it nor shall I till my return when I will send another detachment of Maltese and Roman views: I am much pleased with several copies of the second series 2 which I sent: it is however clearly necessary to do all with a view to waxing.
Mr Cowderoy lately sent me some very bad Iodised paper, 3 Mr Harrison 4 has sent me some better, but still not very good, I am sorry there is such difficulty in procuring the material good.
I brought my little ¼ Camera here and have done some views, which pleased a Tradesman so much, that he is desirous of being an Agent, I have referred him to Mr Cowderoy.
I am thinking of a little tour to Worcestershire and Yorkshire; the latter is so rich in some subjects, and I shd be glad to go out of the way to take some of them if I thought the percentage wd repay but cannot afford to do so unless I hear from you that it would.
I hope your projected tour will be successful, and remain
Yours very truly
Calvert R. Jones.
Wd you be kind enough to send the enclosed to Mr Harrison.5
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