Title: Typed Letter, signed by Will James to W. Colson Leigh, Inc. Author: James, Will (1892-1942) Place: Santa Barbara, CA Publisher: Date: December 15, 1931 Description: 1-page, ten-line letter by Will James addressed to W. Colson Leigh, Inc., of New York, dated December 15, 1931. He writes: "I am sorry that I won't be able to lecture this winter. I am also sorry that I didn't answer your letter sooner, and when ever I am free to do any lecturing, which on't be until spring I will get in touch with you or Mr. Bye. Wishing you a Merry Xmas, Very sincerely yours, Will James. P.S. If you can get them lectures connected up with Radio, George Bye can tell you that my test went well." 9½x8½". Will James (born Joseph Ernest Nephtali Dufault in Quebec), left home as a teenager to live out his dream of becoming a cowboy in the American West. Ultimately, he became one of the greatest western author/illustrator's of his generation, accurately describing cowboy and ranch life. Lot Amendments Condition: Original folds, rust stain from staple (no longer present), top margin trimmed (perhaps by James), faint marginal toning; very good or better. Item number: 159005
Title: Typed Letter, signed by Will James to W. Colson Leigh, Inc. Author: James, Will (1892-1942) Place: Santa Barbara, CA Publisher: Date: December 15, 1931 Description: 1-page, ten-line letter by Will James addressed to W. Colson Leigh, Inc., of New York, dated December 15, 1931. He writes: "I am sorry that I won't be able to lecture this winter. I am also sorry that I didn't answer your letter sooner, and when ever I am free to do any lecturing, which on't be until spring I will get in touch with you or Mr. Bye. Wishing you a Merry Xmas, Very sincerely yours, Will James. P.S. If you can get them lectures connected up with Radio, George Bye can tell you that my test went well." 9½x8½". Will James (born Joseph Ernest Nephtali Dufault in Quebec), left home as a teenager to live out his dream of becoming a cowboy in the American West. Ultimately, he became one of the greatest western author/illustrator's of his generation, accurately describing cowboy and ranch life. Lot Amendments Condition: Original folds, rust stain from staple (no longer present), top margin trimmed (perhaps by James), faint marginal toning; very good or better. Item number: 159005
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