Letters from Degen, Purviance & Co. to William Tudor,

Three letters attached to price circulars.

Letters from Frederick Degen & Co. to William Tudor,

Four letters regarding trade and Tudor’s travels throughout Europe.

Letters from Frederick Degen & Co. to William Tudor,

Three letters providing updates on various commercial activities and describing the impact of renewed hostilities between England and France on trade. Included with one letter is a price circular.

Letter from Simon Denis to William Tudor,

One letter regarding the price and condition of a painting and the art market in general. In French.

Letter from Joseph Dorr to William Tudor,

One letter regarding the address of a mutual acquaintance and Dorr’s business interests.

Letter from William Porter East to William Tudor,

One letter regarding the whereabouts of Tudor’s luggage.

Letter from G. Darby & Co. to William Tudor,

One letter about correspondence mistakenly not received by G. Darby & Co. from Tudor.

Letters from Alexis Gabriac to William Tudor,

Two letters addressed to Tudor in London regarding business. In French.

Letter from Francis von Hammer to William Tudor,

One letter wishing Tudor safe passage to Genoa and requesting Tudor forward his letters to an address in Florence.

Letter from Henry Higginson to William Tudor,

One letter from the Boston merchant in England regarding experiments in ship construction and Frederic Tudor’s ideas on designing sailing vessels to transport ice.

Letter from Hottinger & Co. to William Tudor,

One letter regarding a shipment of books to Boston from Nantes, France.

Letter from John H. Rogers & Co. to William Tudor,

One letter regarding a remittance to Thomas Dickason.

Letters from T. Morton Jones to William Tudor,

Three letters and one price circular for patent wrought iron nails. Correspondence includes details on nail design and prices, as well as gossip about mutual friends and associates.

Letters from T. Morton Jones to William Tudor,

Four letters regarding nail manufacture and the state of their business. Jones also recounts chance meetings with mutual associates, including a satirical account of one exchange.

Letters from T. Morton Jones to William Tudor,

Five letters, in which Jones recounts a club meeting and toasts and songs given, and provides updates on the business and descriptions of nail manufacture and design. He also comments on fashions of the day and includes an anectdote about a lecture he attended that was so dull, one audience member "fell fast asleep & tumbled down with a crash that startled everyone in the room." Letter dated 1814 March 24 is addressed to "Fanny" but also contains a message to Tudor from Jones.