COBHAM
(Sir Alan J., 1894-1973, Aviator)
Fine Typed Letter Signed to John Gwynne Hughes
saying that his letter had been forwarded to him "from Flight Refuelling Ltd. I retired as Chairman in April and now have a delightful bungalow in Guernsey. I am off to the British Virgin islands next week - to complete the building of a new house ... I was so very sorry to hear that vandals completely destroyed your lifetime's collection of autographs and am only too pleased to send you mine once more ... it was a completely senseless and vicious act and I do hope they were caught ...", 1 side A4, Le Murier, Clos du Belvedere, Guernsey, 10th December
Item Date:
1970
Stock No:
39930
£75
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COBHAM
(Sir Alan John, 1894-1973, Pioneer Aviator)
Large Signature in pencil on piece, n.d., c.
light traces of gum on edges of recto, has been laid down
Item Date:
1925
Stock No:
16545
£25
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COBHAM
(Sir Alan J., 1894-1973, Aviator)
Fine signature, 27th December,
Item Date:
1934
Stock No:
11432
£15
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COBHAM
(Sir Alan J., 1894-1973, Aviator)
Fine signature in pencil
on back of the Mayor of Canterbury's business card
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
27157
£15
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COBHAM
(Sir Alan John, 1894-1973, Pioneer Aviator)
Typed Letter Signed with Autograph salutation and subscription to Cyril Wood OBE
saying that he has “come across this little brochure - Swyre, how is it all going? Must try and make my way there sometime. Do tell me all about it at our next meeting...”, 1 side A4 Tarrant Rushton Airfield, nr Blandford, Dorset headed paper, 21st January 1964, together with a carbon copy of the reply with autograph address and signature, saying that he is pleased that he wants “to hear more about the new venture at Swyre. Things have developed very considerably since I sent you that brochure. Swyre has proved to be the pioneer of something very much bigger, and I hope to be able to tell you the result after an important meeting in London this Saturday. Having been a pioneer all your life, you will appreciate more than most people what it means to be first in the field with an important project. What I am doing will, I know, appeal to you very much. It will, however, be something more than can be told at the end of a Committee meeting while we are putting on our hats and coats. Perhaps you’ll have lunch with me the next time I’m in Bournemouth...”, 1 sid A4, no place, 23rd January
Item Date:
1964
Stock No:
42788
£100
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