Letter from Mrs. Crockett to A.P. Watt

Letter from Mrs. Crockett to A.P. Watt

LETTER

Ruth Mary Crockett

Thanks for letter of 11th telling of Messrs. Dent's intention to reduce price of books in their Wayfarers Library; thinks they right and probably will sell more copies at 1/6d and in any case supposes all must agree to change; so glad to find Watt really liked Rogue's Island; always thought Mr Crockett specially happy in writing about boys, he loved doing it and had very tender place in heart for his own Cleg Kelly; of boys who lived on Island two are gone: husband and Andrew Penman; W.S. McGeorge the artist still living and still paints exquisite pictures of his own beloved Galloway

1926-06-14

The Black Douglas, The Red Axe, Dent, Wayfarers Library, price reduction, 1/6d, agreement, Rogue's Island, boys books, Cleg Kelly, Andrew Penman, W.S. McGeorge, vintage typewriters, Galloway paintings

POST-1926-002

A.P. Watt, Dent, Andrew Penman, W.S. McGeorge

English

Bengairn, Peebles