PHIPPS
(Sir Charles Beaumont, 1801-1866, Court Official)
Small signature
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0
Stock No:
8336
£10
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PORTLAND
(William Bentinck, 1st Earl, 1649-1709, Privy Councillor to William & Mary)
Signature from end of Autograph Letter Signed, "Your sincere and obedient servant"
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
11571
£30
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PRATAP SINGH
(Maharajah of India, 1846-1922, Lieutenant-General, Prime Minister of Jodhpur)
Enormous Sepia Albumen photo, signed 'Pratap Singh'
showing him half lenght in ceremonial uniform looking to one side, 19½" x 11", no place, no date, circa
Item Date:
1890
Stock No:
41669
£1750
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PROBYN
(Sir Dighton Macnaghten, 1833-1924, V.C., Comptroller to Queen Alexandra)
Autograph Letter Signed to W. H. ALLCHIN
(Sir William Henry, 1846-1912, Physician) saying that he has "been travelling about a good deal lately, hence the delay in replying to your most kind letter ... You were indeed most kind in the care you took of the poor man Seward - and I know that the poor fellow during his life time - and his family then, and since, have all felt how deeply indebted they were to you for your great kindness. I have seen this evening the Brother of the poor fellow who died. He asked me to convey to you his own thanks, and the thanks of the family for your goodness to his Brother. He said they all knew it was, humanly speaking, your great skill and kind attention that left the man alive so long ...", 4 sides 8vo., with original autograph envelope, Sandringham, Norfolk headed paper, 30th October
Item Date:
1899
Stock No:
40591
£75
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RADZIWILL
(Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Paul, 1797-1870, Prussian Infantry General, from 1833 Duke of Nieswicz and Olyka)
Autograph Letter Signed in charming English to 'My dear Jones',
who has returned to England for his son's education, saying that the political horizon is "too much clouded" for the writer to visit, he wonders if "the rascally Belgians are to involve us" including his Brigade, adding "little honour would be gained, ... if we are to go to war I would prefer a direct outbreak with France", he praises the Whig Ministry, "Tory Ministers would be too involved in party questions" to act "with the same energy in foreighn questions" as the Whigs "seem determined to do", he describes his full house, "my mother in law & her family spending the winter in our house ... a Vie de Chateau in town ... If a body of our troops should assemble on the Rhine in spring perhaps you would ... treat yourself to a tea Kettle & steam up to see your old friend", 2 sides 4to., Berlin, 14th January
short tear at fold without loss
Item Date:
1839
Stock No:
20121
£95
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