1912 Letter About Surrender of Letterheads & Why That's Not Going to Happen

Description

1912 Letter Regarding 'Surrender of Letterheads', and Why That's Not Going to Happen.
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DISCUSSION:
A somewhat obscure and totally charming carbon of a typed letter dated January 15. 1912-
"Mr. H.J. Atwell, Middletown, N.Y., Dear Sir:- In reply to your letter of to-day would say that nothing was said in regard to the surrender of the letter heads etc. at the time we agreed on a settlement, though I do not hold them for any particular purpose, I see no reason why I should return them, when according to your own statement there is a great number of the letter heads and cards distributed about the country. I feel that I have done just as I agreed in this matter, and I surely have not gained anything financially."
So there.
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DESCRIPTION & CONDITION:
Single sheet. 8.5"x11". Minor soil, light wear.
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