[D0106AAT], Letter from Thomas Commerford Martin to Walter Seeley Mallory, November 25th, 1901
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[D0106AAT], Letter from Thomas Commerford Martin to Walter Seeley Mallory, November 25th, 1901
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Date
1901-11-25
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D0106-F
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187:139
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D0106AAT
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Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Nov 25, 1891
Dear Mr. Mallory
.
Possibly the enclosed may have a passing interest.
I had a most charming day Saturday, and want to thank you again for your thoughtfulness. I trust the brief reference I shall make to preparations for business, this week will be quite satisfactory. Of course I realize much cannot be said until the battery is actually being produced at the new shops.
It was a great treat to get next to the "old man" on Saturday afternoon. It has the effect of a "cold bottle" on me, he is so full of ideas, work, foresight and enthusiasm. I always come back and grind rocks into cement a bit more successfully after an interview of that kind.
Faithfully yours,
T. Martin
P.S. I am ready for the other trip say next week? [illegible] better a fortnight hence?
Nov 25, 1891
Dear Mr. Mallory
.
Possibly the enclosed may have a passing interest.
I had a most charming day Saturday, and want to thank you again for your thoughtfulness. I trust the brief reference I shall make to preparations for business, this week will be quite satisfactory. Of course I realize much cannot be said until the battery is actually being produced at the new shops.
It was a great treat to get next to the "old man" on Saturday afternoon. It has the effect of a "cold bottle" on me, he is so full of ideas, work, foresight and enthusiasm. I always come back and grind rocks into cement a bit more successfully after an interview of that kind.
Faithfully yours,
T. Martin
P.S. I am ready for the other trip say next week? [illegible] better a fortnight hence?