ENGELS TO LUDWIG KUGELMANN“” 

[London.] 9 January 1895 

Dear Kugelmann, 

Please write at once to Livingston in Pittsburg and ask him for Meyer’s list 
of earlier stuff; *° to judge by your last letter there’s unlikely to be very 
much, but there are also sundry items, some of them anonymous, in old 
newspapers and compendiums of the 1843-47 period. Ask him, too, if the 
collection of Tribune‘ articles is still in existence. At the same time I shall get 
other friends in America to search for such ancient tomes as may still be in 
existence there, so that the matter can be put in hand. 

Many regards to your wife and daughter, 

Yours 
F.E. 

Could you possibly supply me with a few of your red brass locks?