TAA i.3.2.60
Handwritten letter from Leonard Boodle to Howard Carter confirming payment for the examination of botanical samples.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Tel. 0610 Richmond 27 Petersham Road
Richmond
Surrey
13 Aug. 1932.
Dear Carter,
Many thanks for your letter, and
for the cheque you kindly sent. I accept
the latter as payment for the examination
of your specimens, including the further
work necessary in connection with the
specimens of wood.
I shall be pleased to come over to see
you one afternoon next week, and, unless
I hear to the contrary, I will come on
Wednesday the 17th at about 3 p.m. If
another day would be more convenient to
you, please let me know, as I am
any day that week would suit me.
How stupid of me to address you as
Brunton. I have had a few specimens from
him lately, and intended to tell you so in
my letter. That is the reason that I had
his name in my mind, when I wrote
Yours sincerely
L. A. Boodle