COWARD
(Sir Noël, 1899-1973, Actor, Composer & Dramatist)
Superb large vintage photo, by Nickolas Muray of New York, signed, inscribed
'For Guy Charles with my best wishes', and dated, showing him head and shoulders, turned three quarter face to the camera with a sensitive gaze, 10" x 8" on mount 15" x 12", no place,
Item Date:
1926
Stock No:
54055
£325
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COWARD
(Sir Noël, 1899-1973, Actor, Composer & Dramatist)
"The Heart of a Garden" by Rosamund Marriott Watson, with a fine inscription signed in pencil by Coward
"To Mrs Roberts from" dated 31st October 1945, on the front endpaper, 4to., Alexander Moring Ltd, London,
Item Date:
1906
Stock No:
5779
£85
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[COWARD
(Sir Noël, 1899-1973, Actor, Composer & Dramatist)
Delightful Contemporary Caricature by Sir Max BEERBOHM
(1872-1956, Essayist & Parodist), reproducing the first of the five in Beerbohm's 'Heroes and Heroines of Bitter Sweet', 1931, in the same colours and tones, showing Coward in his belted fleece jacket, smoking among the clouds and lightning, on strong paper, apparently from a contemporary magazine, on the verso is part of an advertisement displaying the Morris Isis 6-Cylinder Saloon, seen almost complete, also in full colour, 9¾" x 6½", no place, no date but circa
trimmed but differing only by a tiny amount from the original, no appreciable loss
Item Date:
1931
Stock No:
55966
£45
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COWARD
(Sir Noël, 1899-1973, Actor, Composer & Dramatist)
Signature from the end of an autograph letter,
no place, no date,
considerably faded
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
38034
£20
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BITTER SWEET SHOULD NOT "BE MASSACRED AGAIN"
COWARD
(Sir Noël, 1899-1973, Actor, Composer & Dramatist)
Fine Typed Letter Signed to 'Dear Michael'
saying that he quite sees "your point of view about BITTER SWEET. I had a long talk about the same thing with Bob Rubin in New York. The reason I am so keen to hang on to my veto is that BITTER SWEET, having been massacred once by the films, should not I feel be massacred again. Unfortunately I was away in the East the last time it was done and I could not prevent them mis-casting and ruining my story. Sometime during my rehearsal period ... we might have a snappy little lunch and discuss the whole business ...", 1 side 4to., 1 Burton Mews headed paper, 10th January
some damage to the top edge not affecting the text
Item Date:
1938
Stock No:
38974
£375
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