Subject Shipping To M. From Grant Goddard August 26, 3918 and Damage Bigelow Rrowning Reference Date Dear Bics In reply te your Europe, with the help following facts: letter of August of Charlies 23 regarding damaged and Harry we were able guns in route to ascertain Guns X8128 (Your letter shows this gun as X828), X810), and X7825, completely destroyed, billed to you on our invoice M652, dated 7/10/17, invoice was paid by J. Mu. & M. 8. Browning from the were which Company. Gun 237266 was repaired by our shop and the service charge was billed to & M. S, Browning Company on our invoice L7986, dated 5/9/47, which in- J. M. voice was subsequently paid by J. M. & M. 8. Browning Company, Guns 237596, 235707, 23596li, 237735, and 236835 as listed in your letter were also com pletely destroyed, billed to J. M, & M. S, Browning Company on our invoice L7985, dated 5/9/47 which invoice was subsequently paid by J. MU. & My 5, Browning Company, In addition to the five guns listed in the above category, there were also two other guns billed on this same invoice which your List did not show, The numbers of these guns are 23591 and 23662). Gun 235891 listed in your letter was reported in error by Harryas this gun was sold on January 28, 1947 and should not have been included in the list, From my investigation it appears that all been billed by Browning Arms GSompany to J. M. presume Browning on the damaged gun claims it will be necessary for the Accounting Department Company above guns to check their claims file to see 2 of J. MH. & M. 9. if claims have been filed report to me immediately any damages to guns as notify J. M, & M. 3. Browning Company, ziving of the damage, Sincerely, Enelosgures have I destroyed. in the future Harry will they are unpacked and we will full details as to the nature GGsARC to date & M. S. Browning Company.