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British Museum (Natural History)
Cromwell Road,
London, S.W.7.
10th November 1949.
49/890
Dear Sir,
In answer to your letter of November 6th, I am sorry to inform you that we have no catalogues dealing with the prices of bird specimens on sale. Sometime ago I had two of Rosenberg’s2 catalogues, but I regret they have both disappeared.
If you want to sell the specimens3 it might be worth your while to incert [sic] an advertisement in the Museums Journal4 which appears periodically, and is seen by most of the larger Museums. The address of the Journal is: —
Chaucer House,
Malet Place,
W.C.1.
Yours faithfully, | H. Bench Usher [signature]
H. Bench Usher,
Bird Section.
W.G. Wallace, Esq[uire].,
61 East Avenue,
Bournemouth.
Ack[nowledge]d Nov[ember]. 14 19495
The letter is typewritten on headed notepaper with the Royal Seal at the top centre of the page and that of the National Scheme for Disabled Men positioned below to the left. The page is numbered [WP16/4/1] in pencil in the top RH corner.
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Monthly magazine published by the Museums Association, founded in 1901. It is a leading source of news and information for museums, galleries, heritage sites and historic houses.
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