HAIG
(George Alexander Eugene Douglas, 1918-2009, Artist, from 1928 2nd Earl)
Typed Letter Signed to Donald McCormick,
(1911-1998, Historian of the Secret Services as 'Richard Deacon'), saying "I have no objection to the passages from my father's papers being included ... I am glad you are taking the right side !", 1 side 8vo., 22nd May
Item Date:
1963
Stock No:
50457
£45
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HALEY
(Sir William John, 1901-1987, Director General of the BBC and Editor of the Times)
Typed Letter Signed to Lt.-Col. Sir Thomas Moore, M.P., 1886-1971,
"about the broadcast of October 25th in the series 'Enterprise and Achievement' ", which Moore had found "exceptionally effective and valuable", the speakers in fact had said what they had prepared but had taken less time than in rehearsal, the chairman saying their "time was up" was unfortunate in view of the gap that followed, 1 side 4to, Broadcasting House, W.1., 8th November
Item Date:
1948
Stock No:
17325
£20
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HALEY
(Sir William John, 1901-1987, Director General of the BBC and Editor of the Times)
Fine signature
on embossed Savoy Hotel card, London, no date,
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
29678
£10
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HALL
(Samuel Carter, 1800-1889, Writer and Editor of the 'Art Journal') and his wife Anna Maria HALL (1800-1881, née Fielding, Writer and Editor)
Attractive lithographed greeting signed, to "their Friends", in blue and gold,
with their photo portraits, on their Golden Wedding, inscribed by Mr Hall on verso to J Hutcheson, 1 side 5¼" x 6¾", Avenue Villa, 50 Holland Street, Kensington, 20th September
laid down by margin on album leaf 5¾" x 7½"
Item Date:
1874
Stock No:
52942
£45
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HALL
(Samuel Carter, 1800-1889, Writer and Editor of the 'Art Journal', 1839-1880)
Autograph letter signed to his brother Carter,
saying "We are just starting for Brighton - it will with God's blessing do Maria good" (his wife the writer Anna Maria Hall, 1800-1881) and himself, and offering the use of "this house" to do "exactly as you like", it is "in disorder" but "Mary & Mrs Butter will be here - & do all you need", he is glad "your destiny will take you to Northampton & not to Crewe. You will be so much nearer us", and quoting "the message we had from our spirit-friend ['spirit' crossed out'] last night ' ... I will not leave you comfortless'", 3 sides 8" x 5", 15 Ashley Place, Victoria Street, S.W., 16th November no year, circa
Item Date:
1860
Stock No:
53537
£45
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