CAMPBELL
(Sir Walter, 1921-2004, Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland, Governor 1985-1992) and his wife Georgina CAMPBELL (née Pearce)
Christmas card signed in full by both,
opposite a sunny photograph showing them at the foot of the garden steps of their residence, small gilt crown on side 1, 8 sides card folded to 6¾" x 4½", Government House, Brisbane, Christmas no year, circa
light traces of laying down by blank fourth side
Item Date:
1990
Stock No:
54267
£75
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CAMPBELL
(John, Lord, 1779-1861, Lord Chancellor)
Signature fom the end of a letter,
year added in pencil in an old hand
Item Date:
1861
Stock No:
19593
£10
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CANDIOTI
(Alberto M., from 1955 Argentine Ambassador to the U.K.)
Typed Letter Signed to Sir John Anderson, 1st Viscount Waverley,
congratulating him on his O.M., and hoping for his "speedy recovery ... to resume your important tasks", 1 side 4to. and original envelope, 49 Belgrave Square, 9th December
Item Date:
1957
Stock No:
50547
£15
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CANNING
(Charles John, Earl, 1812-1862, Governor-General of India, Postmaster General)
Autograph Letter signed to Mr Blunt
saying he has "an opportunity of writing by the Ambassador's Bag to beg you to send me a letter to Malta in case you shd have occasion to write. This is the only certain direction that I can give & the letter must be dispatched immediately to have any chance of meeting me. If there is any matter of importance, you had better send a duplicate to Naples. There sooner or later, but probably not much before Xmas, I am sure of meeting it ...." with a postscript asking him to "mention Ld Berwick's house, and also the price asked for Lord Farnboro's ...", 1 side 4to., Venice, 19th October
Item Date:
1838
Stock No:
41080
£425
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CANNING
(Charles John, Earl, 1812-1862, Governor-General of India, Postmaster General)
Autograph Letter signed to Captain Bowerie
asking him to "have the goodness to call at the House of Lords tomorrow ... I propose this because it is not quite certain that I shall be in town until late on Tuesday - but I am sure of attending the H. of Lds tomrorrow ...", 2 sides 8vo., Richmond, 29th July
Item Date:
1855
Stock No:
41050
£475
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