J.M.&M.S.BROWNING OGDEN, Mr c/o ® CO. UTAH. ds iieBrowni June 5th, settlement from 1920, ess The Heublein, Hartford, Brother Conn. John: In regard to the a letter from Val from cept gold francs zet it the Ceived to accept francs on royalty which in place of gold we were franes, only, but from your pistols and maybe all of he we that and letter F.N. afraid cabled him see theme He we was to ae- he surely re- zoing wil can get it on the shot guns and large rifles their contracts specify thet in all othe relations the terms of the first contract Shall apply which absolutely brings them under the gold basis. The ee eet daat te rifle contract does not tie up in this manner 3 we could not force gold payment on it, but Hepes are selithe same goic basis and should pay us _ im regard to the old 7.65 pistol, of course, admit that the contract was intended to ran only esi length of ‘he petent on that pistol exclusive of any adt or improvements, then you are right, but in that event ¢ tract outs “net nave tied us to any “other improver nents or adc tions in my opinion and both they and ourselves have ee considered that it did. However, when I 20 east I will.take the matter up with some patent attorney and gee what he thinks about it. The contract eseeriy continues their royalty so long eas the contract is in force ,and it is in foree as long ss we make any improvements or addi tion is I do not think there for Yal's benefit. is any Am Think or E shots 450 idee miracie at hear the is fast enough Looks to in maxing that else. anythine another tlad-to that anection 50 eome avout calibre thst gun you have ligsht "gun take for @ me alle Am Sending copy of this 80 letter long. ahs Ga a Sp CH, a under the ontract. But will find acting so well. it A th out BF fe aecouplished ne that heavy cart-