Tylor acknowledges that upon his return from his holiday that he read Blackwell's letter. He confirms that he is the Tylor in question, and informs Blackwell that his office only has letters after 10 May, 1941, the date on which the Mincing Lane offices were destroyed.

"In principle I would see no objection to the correspondence being made available for deposit in the Archives assuming, of course, that Lord Russell were prepared to agree. It is, however, a matter which I would have to discuss with my partners after reference to the correspondence concerned."

Enclosed with document .101954, record 116940.