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Hand-written letter, lined page, the lines are faded. The writing is thick and loopy, with a few smears.

Medium sized hand-written letter, a doily pattern is engraved on the page, along with a pattern cut on the edges. The envelope is yellow and has an engraving of a dotted pattern with flowers.

Hand-written letter on lined paper. The writing is a bit faded.

Medium sized hand-written letter. Has a red stain on the back.

Medium sized hand-written letter, two sheets, the edged of the paper is gilded in a gold color. Envelope has an engraving of a bridge, a few houses, and a water mill. Has a green postmark.

Letter to Martha from E.H. Borp; New York Mills, August 17th. The envelope was addressed to Miss Martha M. Smith. Opens with talk of travel and the weather. Describes a trip to Rosella's, where she was told of a Dutchman. Tells of two trips to church the previous day and a plan to go into the cities tomorrow on a tram with Jennie. Discusses planned activities with Jennie and other young ladies. The second half of the letter dates to Wednesday morning. Describes a tip to Bettie's with Jennie. Mrs. Ashley intends to return home with them. Mentions going to [Slra Matsou's] and to Maron, [Aelli], Hilham's. After signing off, E.H. writes, "Don't let anyone see this."

Medium hand-written note, ink stain up top, held in the light reveals a pattern. Envelope has a missing stamp on the upper left and a green postmark on the center left. Postmark, 'SEP 8, New York ___, NY'.

Yellow, medium sized letter, two sheets. Mary is apologizing to Martha. Envelope is also yellow, with a faded postmark on the upper left.