[Letters (6)] 1860-1868 [to] E. Hailstone [5, and] Mrs Hailstone [1, from various correspondents, chiefly re photographs and photography]
[Letter] 1861 Apr 23, London [to] Ed[ward] Hailstone, Horton Hall / A. Claudet. [Thanking for group photograph sent and offering advice on focus, lighting and toning. Congratulating Hailstone on the museum at Horton Hall]
[Letter] 1868 Dec 8, Madresfield Court, Gt. Malvern [to] Mr [Edward] Hailstone / [Lord] Houghton. [Complaining about the selection of photographs for the Yorkshire sitters exhibition. The collection is fragmentary and consists in large part of totally uninteresting personages]
[Letter, 1866?] Jul 11, Marden Ash, Ongar, Essex [to] Mrs. Hailstone / Josiah Gilbert. [He has received the photograph and will commence the drawing; has managed to procure two drawings by Titian at the sale of Dr. Wellesley's drawings]
[Letter] 1860 Sept 1, Photographic Gallery, Regent Street [to E. Hailstone, Horton Hall, Yorkshire] / A. Claudet. [He has received the draft "in payment of the Photographic portraits"; will certainly take up Hailstone's invitation to visit if he is in Yorkshire]
[Letter] 1861 Jun 27, Science and Art Department, South Kensington [to] Edward Hailstone / Henry Cole. ["I will make inquiries about the Photographs & especially those due to you. Many thanks for your continued interest in the Museum"]
[Letter] 1860 [?] 23, 38 Chepstow Place, Bayswater [to] Edward Hailstone / Philip H. De la Motte. [Advising Hailstone that a Mr Durham can execute a marble bust for 100 guineas and that Petit will send the photographs de la Motte has done for him. With Joseph Durham's visiting card]
