TYPED LETTER SIGNED by the New York Assemblyman and Conservationist ROBERT WATSON POMEROY to Poughkeepsie Superintendent of Parks Herbert Saltford mentioning Cecil Heacox.

Wassaic, New York, June 27, 1962., 1962. Fine. - Over 110 words typed on 10-1/2 inch high by 7-1/4 inch wide "The Assembly State of New York" stationery. Catching up on correspondence, Robert Watson Pomeroy writes to Poughkeepsie Superintendent of Parks Herbert Saltford that "I have not forgotten, nor shall I forget about getting you and Cecil Heacox together. He is here only some weekends and I have been tied up or away for all, so far." He concludes "I hope your Ornithological Congress was a success. It must have been very interesting." Signed "Watson". Saltford has annotated and dated the letter as read in ink at top left and stamped the date at top right. Near fine. The American businessman, politician and conservationist Robert Watson Pomeroy (1902-1989) served in the State Assembly as Chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee on Natural Resources and Chairman of the Public Service Committee.