Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2321

Three drafts of a form letter by Heath on Science of Society letterhead to be used in circularizing the story, The Romance of Realty, to the real estate profession in New York City. (See also Items 2322 and 2324)

July 1950

 

 

Dear Mr. __________:                            July 5, 1950

 

As an owner of property and as a citizen I am interested in the problem of Real Estate.

 So are you.

 I send you, herewith, in brief story form, a fresh point of view.

 No charge, no return, no obligation, either now or later.

 

 Kindly send me at once briefly your impressions as to the significance of this story.

 I want to draw your professional attention towards the possible solution suggested by the story.

 That’s all.  — And I thank you.

                                      Very truly yours,

_______________________________________________________

 

 

Dear _________:                             July 24, 1950

As an owner of property and as a citizen I am inter­ested in

the future of Real Estate.

 

 So are you.

 I send you herewith, in brief story form, a some­what fresh point of view.

 No charge; no return; no kind of obligation, either now or later.

 But — It would be HANDSOME of you to let me know briefly your impressions of the story as pointing to happier days for Real Estate.

 Should you do this, I will value greatly your careful consideration of the wide possibilities suggested by this story.

 

 That is all.  — And I thank you.

Very truly yours,

 

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Dear _________:

The first form of property, first subject-matter of CONTRACT — of free co-operation among men — is Real Estate.

 

 You believe in property, security, solvency.

So do I.

 I send you therefore, in story form, a look at our oldest and perhaps least honored institution from a somewhat fresh point of view — The Romance of Realty.

 No charge; no return; no kind of obligation, either now or later.

 But — I will greatly value your thoughtful consid­eration of the possibilities that the story suggests.

 And — It would be handsome of you to let me know briefly your impressions of this story as marking firm first steps towards security and solvency for ALL.

 That is all. — And I thank you.

Very truly yours,