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In (1), dated June 10 [1888], Millet thanks Winter for a copy of his book, references a drawing he (Millet) made for Winter, and sympathizes with Winter on some loss. On bifolium letterhead of Russell House, Broadway, Worcestershire. Signed F.D. Millet. With envelope addressed to Winter at The Grange, Brook Green, Kensington W., London. Year based on Winter's annotation on envelope. In (2), on a postcard illustrated with Millet's "A cozy corner," Millet sends greetings for the coming year (1910) and mentions that he has recently returned from Europe. Addressed to Winter at 17 3rd Ave, New Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y. Accompanied by envelope annotated by Winter: "Post card. Pictures by Frank D. Millet with autograph letter to me. W.W."
All letters concern Millet's portrait of Winter, which was used as frontispiece for Winter's Other days. (1) and (2) both written from 6 East 23rd St., [New York] and accompanied by envelopes addressed to Winter at 17 Third Avenue, New Brighton, Staten Island. (3) on letterhead of The Army and Navy Club, Washington.
Millet mentions Daly's visit to Stratford; he had thought Winter's wish was "to be there at the time of the Daly company." On letterhead of Russell House, Broadway, Worcestershire. Signed Frank Millet.
Includes autograph and typed letters signed and one typed letter unsigned (Winter's own file copy). (9) indicates "Dictated" on first leaf and appears to be in the hand of William Jefferson Winter. Letters written from New York, Mentone, California and Sunapee, New Hampshire.
Both letters concern Fitz James O'Brien. Correspondent's address: 82 Nassau St. NY.
(1) gives a sketch of Augustin Daly's achievements to date. (6) refers to his brother's records - "the dear old boy kept every epistle ..."
(1) on letterhead of The Philadelphia inquirer; (2-3) on letterhead of the Public ledger editorial department, Philadelphia.
Johnson asks Winter if he knows who made a toga for their friend McCullough, wondering if it could have been Frank D. Millet. Pencil annotation at top of letter references Other days. Letterhead of 132 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia.