November 14,1934. B44 Mr. Jee Russell, Brownine Arms Co,, St. Louis, Mo. Dear John: you sent The rubber no pri sfactory sati arison with mare boots boot samples are very attractive to me; however, merely stating that there was a to makeThecomdifficul is becau and itused thisme lack, se tof for I have are in my opinion excellent and, themselves , however, the price is satisfactory, we should be able to sell a few, that we could expect no consideration in price beyond L assume that received by all large jobbers, and I assume furthermore »boots i e > that felt these soled ruyvyer would boots be among the higher priced boots. were considerably higher than the My own or dinsary sole. BKhis type of sole would have no advantage over the rubber sole for duck hunting because its particular purpose s to prevent slippine on rocks. The other boot in which a shoe or sheep lined sock can be worn is usefud, I suppose, only in duck hunting where most of the time is spent in a boat and the principsl desire is to keep the fest warm. It seems to me that they would be too bulky for wading in streams or marsh, although I with exception the have never of worn two such or boots three myself psirs Sincerely, out and have at the seen Dueck none, Club.