Heathfield.
Septr 29. 1847.
Dear Sir,
I have no objection to the arrangement which you propose, except that you do not mention the sum which I should recieve [sic] on the sale of large and small Talbotypes. 1 I shd like to know how much I shd realize by the sale of 6 of these respectively.
With respect to the coloured copies, I only hope that Henneman 2 has not sold one of these as I desired expressly that they shd not be either exhibited or sold unless you wished to take them.
I have never wished to force them on you, and only begged repeatedly that I might have them back, if you did not wish to have them.
I again make this request, and shall be much obliged to recieve [sic] them as soon as possible since I wish to dispose of them elsewhere.
I am confirmed in my opinion that the price is low by my old drawing master Mr J. D. Harding; 3 the operation is very delicate and difficult to perform well and I am happy to say that I have lately advanced in it.
Yours very truly
Calvert R. Jones.
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