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BURNAND (Sir Francis Cowley, 1836-1917, Editor of 'Punch' 1881-1906)

Autograph letter signed to Mr Lewis, saying "Very good. I'll settle for 23rd May ... if ... convenient for my dramatis personae ... Keep yourself disengaged & my wife will send you a formal invitation", 1 side 8vo., 102 Belgrave Road, Eccleston Square, W., no date, circa

Item Date:  1870
Stock No:  53820      £45

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BURNAND (Sir Francis Cowley, 1836-1917, Editor of 'Punch' 1881-1906)

Autograph Note Signed, asking "Is it Friday that I dine with you at 11 St James's. Time", with below "& You come down with me don't you to Hale?", 1 side oblong 8vo, Garrick Club, no date, circa

Item Date:  1880
Stock No:  56310      £30

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BURNAND (Sir Francis Cowley, 1836-1917, Editor of 'Punch' 1881-1906)

Autograph Note Signed, saying "the rarest in your collection is Mr John Tenniel's as he seldom gives his name" and following "his exceptional example", 1 side 8vo., no place, 13th February laid down

Item Date:  1892
Stock No:  19584      £15

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BURNAND (Sir Francis Cowley, 1836-1917, Playwright & Author)

Autograph Postcard Signed to William Boosey, of Mus. Def. League, saying that much as the subject interests him "as one of principle ...", he must refuse an invitation with the "standing pretext as there seems to be only one chair available & that's taken by the Duke of Argyll 'god bless him'", mounted with a fine photo by Walery showing him three quarters length with a top hat and beard, 10" x 8" & 1 side pc with autograph address on the verso, postmarked South Kensington, 30th June

Item Date:  1904
Stock No:  5341      £95

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BURNETT (Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924, Novelist, Author of 'The Secret Garden' & 'Little Lord Fauntleroy')

Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Moscheles, saying that he will be "so pleased to come on Thursday 21st. It will be most interesting to hear Mr Durham read. I have never heard him ...", 1 side 8vo., 63 Portland Place headed paper, no date

Item Date:  0
Stock No:  41705      £375

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