Letter from J.E. Scott to the American University Chancellor suggesting that the University seek funding from a wealthy U.S. citizen to mount the lens.
Letter from Robert M. McLellan and William H. Evans to Paul Douglas reporting that Peate's glass lens still had scientific value in 1947 and should be mounted and tested.
Letter from J.E. Graf to H.E. Walter showing interest in the Smithsonian housing Peate's glass lens in an exhibit. Graf asks Walter for dimensions of the lens and if it requires special care.
Letter from H.E. Walter to Lyman J. Briggs offering Peate's glass lens to the Bureau of Standards as a long term loan as American University will not mount the lens.