New York,
July 7, 1910,
Mr. L. B. Burtis, 1034 Elm Ave., Ravenswood, Ill.
Dear Sir:
I enclose with pleasure the free book you asked for in your letter of July 3rd.
All that I ask is that you read the book—no longer letter is necessary.
Everything I could say to you in this letter about my chest is in my book. I wrote every word of it so when you read it, I wish you would take it as a personal message from me.
Tho prices quoted you in this book include freight prepaid to Ravenswood.
This is all I am going to say. When you have selected the chest you wish, simply check it on the enclosed post card, and mail to me. Promptly upon its receipt the chest will go to you subject to your approval.
I shall be looking for your post card.
Very truly yours,
OLD ENGLISH CHEST COMPANY
[Signature: Edward Brown, Pres.
Dict EB-ERS.]