KNICKERBOCKER
(Hubert Renfro, 1898-1949, American Journalist and Author, Pulitzer prize winner )
Postcard Photo signed
showing him three quarters length, standing in front of a wall of Estonian Newspapers, 5" x 3½", Tallinn, not dated but 12th February
Item Date:
1935
Stock No:
40669
£75
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KNIGHT
(William Angus, 1836-1916, Professor of Moral Philosophy at St. Andrews)
Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Anna SWANWICK , 1813-1899,
the promoter of higher education for women, saying "You have translated Torquato Tasso", by Goethe, and asking for help in identifying a quotation "which is interesting as a description of The Poet: ... 'Wherewith bestirs he the human spirit ... Is't not the stream of song, that out his bosom runs And to his heart the world back-circling brings?' .. or are they ... in any other of his poems", he rejoices "to know of your new Book ... at present, I am so busy over a Book on 'The Beautiful & the Arts' (which I hope to send you), that I am reading nothing!", 3 sides 8vo, University, St. Andrews, 11th November
Item Date:
1892
Stock No:
17262
£85
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KNOBLOCK
(Edward, 1874-1945, American-born British Playwright and Novelist)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Tony',
saying "I have been hunting high and low for a bundle of autograph letters which I had put aside ... I have just moved into my new house ... I have managed to discover a few" which he is sending, "the others shall be yours as well ... Good luck to your collection", 1 side 8vo, 11 Montagu Place, Portman Square, W.1., 4th October
Item Date:
1924
Stock No:
17693
£25
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KNOX
(Edmund George Valpy, 1881-1971, Poet and Satirist who wrote. under the pseudonym ‘Evoe’)
Fine Signature with inscription
“Yours very truly” with his name and his pseudonym, on card, 3½” x 2½”, no plaace, dated in another hand 13th January
Item Date:
1930
Stock No:
42481
£25
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KOESTLER
(Arthur, 1905-1983, Hungarian Author and Journalist)
Fine Typed Letter Signed 'Arthur' to 'Dear John'
saying he has "returned from France and found your letters of June 13th and 23rd, together with that article. I have never heard of 'Liberation' before, and the whole thing doesn't seem to me worth while following up. Concerning your question about the Hungarian meeting, at Denison Hall ... It was organised at forty-eight hours notice by George Mikes, Zoltan Szabo and myself, and was overcrowded. Judith Karolyi, the daughter of Michael Karolyi, was in the Chair, and the speakers were she, Jack Priestley, Henry Green, George Mikes and Professor Seton Watson. I know of no meeting in Birmingham ...", 1 side 4to., Log Barn, Weald, Kent, 23rd July
Item Date:
1957
Stock No:
40759
£275
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