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Archives
letter, C.T. Seltman to Wili Fels, Receipt for 145 pounds.
letter, Willi Fels to Dr Benham, curator, Information re cost of purchases, request to forward funds. Information about shipping arrangements.
letter, Willi Fels to Dr Benham, curator, Note advising list of material for the museum brought in Cambridge
letter to, List of items with prices, inc two Persian helmets and shields, feather box, Manahiki knife, greenstone tiki, and material from the pacific Islands. Total 80 pounds, 3 shillings and 9 pence.
letter, 05/03/1936, Reginald A. Smith, Dept. of British and Medieval Antiquities, British Museum to H.D. Skinner, Enclosed are a few specimens of Bronze Age as a gift to Otago Museum.
letter, 05/06/1936 to, Brought for the Otago Museum in Paris, Stevens auction room and J. Massey. List with prices, contents include material from Britany, pacific and Asia.
letter, 15/07/1936, Willi Fels to Dr Benham, curator, Museum purchases , request for funds 6 pounds, 16 shillings and 3 pence. Items from the pacific.
letter, 09/07/1936, Willi Fels to Dr Benham, curator, Sent two tiki, one is a double carved on both sides. Secured for the museum by Mr Skinner. Attached to the double tiki by a string of very fine flax is a toggle of human bone. Details packing arrangements. Discussed other objects and travel arrangements.
letter, 17/01/1936, Dr Benham, curator to Wili Fels, Advises written to F? Asking for samples of moa bones.
letter, 05/06/1936, Willi Fels to Dr Benham, curator, Letter and reply 17 July. Payment arrangements for objects purchased and travel arrangements. Reply discussed payments, and safe arrival of material purchased. Notes Skinners travels. Will write to University to suggest title of Director instead of Curator.
letter, 01/01/1936, John Forsdyke, Keeper of Greek and Roman Antiquities, British Museum to H.D. Skinner, We have the pieces of a large plaster model of the Parthenon which Mr. Harper may have to rebuild a new model from plaster of Paris.
letter, n.d., John Forsdyke, Keeper of Greek and Roman Antiquities, British Museum to Otago Museum, Acknowledgement on behalf of the Trustees of the British Museum the contribution of ten pounds by Mr. Willi Fels.