November 9, 1905 Mr. Arthur E. Baggs Marblehead, Mass.
My dear Arthur:-
I have received your letter and I am glad to see that your philosophy will carry you over your difficulty! I have made very good glazes by hand and I do not anticipate that you will have any trouble. I will send you a few glazes as I can get them ready. I enclose the batch weights of 420 with the colrings.
The bright glazes I shall have to look up for you a little later. Write to Abbe Engineering Co., 320 Broadway, New York, for particulars of their mills, but if once the calcined kaolin is ground, the other materials will be sufficiently mixed on rubbing through a sieve. I do not know of any Boston firm selling chemicals. Write to the Golding Sons’ Co., for Maine spar, French flint and Florida clay. I would advise you to get a barrel of each.
Yours sincerely, CFB/B.
