Nancy Glassner, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, New York, to Laura Gilpin. November 6, 1969.

Harry L. Parker, President, American Speedlight Corporation, New York, New York, to Eliot Porter, Wildlife Photography. July 28, 1954.

Client Card [Huvos, Leslie, New York City, NY; McCrudden Co., New York City, NY; Cohen, Harry; Hexter, Maurice; Hexter; Hexter, Maurice B., Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York, New York City, NY]

George Pattullo (left), writer and cowboy from Boston, and Harry Campbell, Matador cowboy, saddle up in front of the line camp that served as original headquarters for the Matador outfit. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry Campbell, first child born in Motley County, building a fire to ring-brand a young calf on the range. The calf has been trussed up and Campbell's horse is patiently waiting. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Nancy Glassner, Assistant, Photo Procurement, Harry Abrams, Publishers, New York, New York, to Laura Gilpin. March 16, 1970.

Laura Gilpin, Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Nancy Glassner, Harry N. Abrams, Inc. November 2, 1969.

Humble Company Geologic Laboratory. Harry Kirkpatrick, Lab Assistant, Makes a Record of Incoming Samples Preparatory to Filing Them. They Are Sent in from the Field in These Bags. Houston, Texas

Judith Tortolano, Rights and Reproductions, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, New York, to Eliot Porter. November 15, 1977.

Barbara Lyons, Photo Procurement, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, New York, to Laura Gilpin. July 31, 1974.

Client Card [Kennedy, Harry, New York City, NY; Dieges and Clust, New York City, NY]

George Pattullo (mounted), writer and cowboy from Boston, waits for Harry Campbell, Matador cowboy, to finish saddling up in front of the line camp that served as original headquarters for the Matador outfit in the 1880s. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry Campbell, Matador cowpuncher, seated in doorway, and George Pattullo, Boston writer and cowboy, standing before the doorway of the line camp half-dugout that served as the original headquarters for the Matadors in the 1880s. Campbell's father, Judge

Laura Gilpin, Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Dr. Harry Mera, Laboratory of Anthropology, Santa Fe, New Mexico. January 6, 1940.

Harry Campbell, Matador cowpuncher, in front of the line camp half-dugout that served as the original headquarters for the Matadors in the 1880s. Campbell's father, Judge Henry H. "Paint" Campbell, was the founder and one of the famous managers of the Mat

Client Card [Wickey, Harry, Cornwall, NY; Mitchell, Arthur, Trinidad, CO; Phillips, George, Brookings, SD; Dunn, Harvey, Amagansett, Long Island, NY; Davis]

Client Card [Ostrander, Harry, Yale University, New Haven, CT, Gloria McHugh]

George Pattullo (mounted) waits for Harry Campbell before the doorway of his father, "Paint" Campbell. "Paint" was the founder of the Matadors and "holed up" here in this Matador line camp after retirement. He was the famous Judge Henry H. Campbell. Matad

Stuart Gentling, to Harry Tennison. March 20, 1986.

Nancy Glassner, Harry N. Abrams, Publishers, New York, New York, to Laura Gilpin. October 17, 1969.