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a 0320 Stockholm, April llth, 1950. Nr. Walter Hochstadter, P.0.Box 118, Grand Central Station, New York. N.Y. U.S.A. Dear Mr. Hochstadter, Thank you for your letter. I regret very much indeed that I did not get it a month earlier. I would have been delighted to place the article in our Bulletin 1950, but it is now too late. Having heard noth- ing from you, I accepted various other articles for th...
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a 0320 Stockholm, April llth, 1950. Nr. Walter Hochstadter, P.0.Box 118, Grand Central Station, New York. N.Y. U.S.A. Dear Mr. Hochstadter, Thank you for your letter. I regret very much indeed that I did not get it a month earlier. I would have been delighted to place the article in our Bulletin 1950, but it is now too late. Having heard noth- ing from you, I accepted various other articles for this Bulletin, to the full capacity of our printing resources for this year, and I have con- tracted with my printers to deliver the manuscripts and picture "Vorlagen" not later than April 25th - if I do not stiök to this schedule, I risk to have to wait for many months, since the printers fespecially those making the photos/ have their hands exceedingly full, with contracted orders for years ahead. On the other hand 1t is deplorable that I lose this änportant material. If you could be satisfied to have it in the volume for 1951, I could offer you 2lj /or even 28/ whole page plates, which would mean, with an average of lj vessels per plate, the illustration of about 100 specimens. And I would give you 100 separates of the article with plates and special cover for your personal use. But I understand that it may be too long for you to wait. In case you would choose, after all, to accept this placing in the 1951 volume, please let me know, and I will send you the Bulletins 15 and 19 you require, and also photos of our vessels, /we have two others of the grey ware from Anyang, besides those I bought from you/. I am glad to learn that you managed to get out your things from China - it will be difficult in the future! My best thanks for the exceedingly interesting photographs of the remarkable Han vessel! With kind regards, Cord1ially yours
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