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Budapest, March 4, 1910
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
In order that the last crossing of our letters will not result in an interruption, I am writing this time without having anything special to communicate, other than the postscript that I have received the 200 crowns for antiquities in good order.—
Our man has not shown up for ten days; let us hope he will surprise us with something better.
I bought—relatively cheaply—six very ornamental little porcelain figures in an antique store. [Trademark: Capo di Monte.]1 Should the occasion arise, may I also buy these kinds of semi-antiquities for you?—Certainly it