Correspondence
Unit
Sjögren, Åke
Date
July 9, 1900
Actors
Source actors
Webster, William Downing
Target actors
Stolpe, Hjalmar
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Statens museer för världskultur
Sjögren, Åke
Date
January 11, 1899
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Statens museer för världskultur
Sjögren, Åke

Institution data

Institution fieldValue
Arkivdokument
Webster to Stolpe_1900-07-09
Alternativ identitet
EM-Ö1-006
Samlingsnummer - Beskriver
1900.01
Sakord
brev ; letter
Beskrivning - engelska
Letter to Stolpe in which Webster is offering four South American clubs for sale. Three of these, it is noted in pencil at the bottom, were later accepted for purchase, nos 8305, 7147, 7615, while no 9969 was rejected. Webster also inquires about payment for the "Benin specimens", which has not yet arrived.
Namn - tillverkare
Webster, William Downing (1868-05-11 - 1913-02-14), konsthandlare, samlare
Sökord
Benin City
FILE
Webster+to+Stolpe_1900-07-09_01.jpg
URL
https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/25901182
Tidpunkt - tillverkning, tidigast
1900-07-09
Namn - mottagare
Stolpe, Hjalmar (1841 - 1905), arkeolog, etnograf, intendent
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