COGAN
(Alma Angela, 1932-1966, Pop Singer in the 1950's and 60's, dubbed 'The Girl with the Giggle in her Voice')
Rare Postcard Photo Signed and Inscribed
"For Reg, Sincerely", showing her head and shoulders, wearing an off the shoulder dress, smiling, 5½" x 3½", no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
40259
£125
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CONRAD
(Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf, 1852-1925, Chief of Staff for the Austria-Hungarian Army at the outbreak of World War I, Field Marshall), Karl KRITEK (1861-1928, Generaloberst of the Austro-Hungarian armed forces in World War I)
Group Postcard photo signed by four of the sitters including Conrad and Kritek,
showing the group of Generals seated and standing wearing their outdoor uniforms and hats, one of the signatures is on the verso next to the key, 5½" x 3½", no place, postmarked Vienna 23rd July
Item Date:
1918
Stock No:
39821
£225
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COOKE
(Matthew, b. c.1780, Composer and Organist of Bloomsbury)
Charming Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Gibsone,
hoping "to receive your friendly aid and assistance on the morning of my Vocal Party (June 13th) ... to perform my song of 'Caliban' ... and the Bass of 'The flock shall leave the mountains' and several other pieces; in short to kill you if I can! ... a denial ... will in the language of Shakespeare 'make my finish' Oh I cannot bear the thought", sending a few tickets, and adding "have you a spare moment to give me a line to soothe my Spirits", 1 side 4to., addressee's name on fourth side, 10 Winchester Row, Paddington, 3rd June
Item Date:
1826
Stock No:
14831
£45
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[COOMBER
(Billy Scott, Vocalist with Jack Payne & His Orchestra)]
Engaging Unsigned Portrait Postcard Photo,
by Pearl Freeman, with Coomber's facsimile signature in the image, published by Radio Pictorial, 5¼" x 3¼", no date, circa
Item Date:
1935
Stock No:
55995
£15
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COOPER
(Joseph, b. 1912, Pianist and Broadcaster)
2 Autograph Letter Signed to Harold Chipp, of the Cheltenham Gramophone Society,
saying "The best date ... would ... be Nov. 30th" (28th February 1964), however "When I wrote to you, TWW (for whom I do a regular programme) thought I was not going to be needed on Mondays next winter; but they ... want me after all! ... I am legally bound ... I remember enjoying my last visit so very much" (5th April 1964), 1 side card and 2 sides 8vo, Trocks Mill Cottage, Mill Hill, Barnes Common, S.W.13., 23rd February - 5th April
neat filing holes touching one letter, light crease in card and mark of paper clip
Item Date:
1964
Stock No:
16937
£15
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