LINDLEY
(John, 1799-1865, Botanist & Horticulturalist)
Autograph Letter Signed to an unnamed correspondent,
saying that he is "happy to find myself disengaged on Tuesday ..." and so accepting an invitation, 1 side 8vo., no place, no date,
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
1768
£35
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LISTER
(Lord Joseph, 1827-1912, Pioneer of Antiseptic Surgery)
Autograph Letter Signed to Sir John LUBBOCK
(1st Baron Avebury, 1834-1913, Banker, Politician, Philanthropist, Scientist and Polymath) saying that he has "much pleasure in accepting your kind invitation to reakfast on Thursday ...", 1 side 8vo., 12 Park Crescent, Portland Place headed paper, 4th July
Item Date:
1898
Stock No:
41607
£375
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LISTER
(Lord Joseph, 1827-1912, Pioneer of Antiseptic Surgery)
Autograph Letter Signed to “My dear Madam”
regretting “that, as I do not return to London till the 15th inst, I cannot see your son on Friday next. I shall be ready to do so on Tuesday the 16th at 12.30. Or if you would prefer an opinion earlier I would suggest that you might with great advantage consult Professor Watson Cheyne, 75 Harley Street...”, 2 sides 8vo., on black edged mourning paper, High Cliff, Lyme Regis, Dorset, 7th January
Item Date:
1894
Stock No:
41761
£375
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SIGNED CIGARETTE CARD
LODGE
(Sir Oliver Joseph, 1851-1940, Scientist)
Coloured caricature from the John Players series of 50 entitled "Straight Line Caricatures", signed on the verso
with "Yours truly" and the date and a small biography printed on the verso, 2¾" x 1¼", no place, December
Item Date:
1926
Stock No:
41397
£50
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LODGE
(Sir Oliver Joseph, 1851-1940, Scientist)
Fine Typed Letter Signed to Canon BICKERSTETH
(Samuel, 1857-1937, Canon of Leeds Minster and later Librarian of Canterbury Cathedral) saying that he was glad that he had “had an opportunity of listening in through the ingenuity of a friend, under rather interesting circumstances; I am surprised that it worked so well. I have never been to Canterbury (I am rather ashamed to say;) I have once or twice thought of making a pilgrimage thither, but it always feels a long way off by the Southern Railway, and my time is terribly limited. But you hold out a temptation which I expect, when the Spring comes, I shall not be able to resist. I cannot say more at present...”, 1 side 4to., with an autograph note by the recipient, “ans’d 12/2/25 SB choose a week next term with Lord Lodge”, Normanton House, Salisbury, headed paper, 7th February
Item Date:
1925
Stock No:
42221
£225
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