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BOLITHO (Hector, 1897-1974, New Zealand-born Writer & Royal Biographer)

Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Watson Gandy, apologizing that he "opened the enclosed letter [not present] during the morning excitement of opening my Christmas cards", 1 side 8vo, Wood Farm, Henham, Bishop's Stortford, no date circa

Item Date:  1948
Stock No:  56490      £35

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BOURGET (Paul, 1852-1935, French Novelist, Critic and Academician)

Half-title of his book "Voyageuses", signed and inscribed in French "Respectful homage to Miss Mildred Davey", with Bourget's card "de l'Académie Française", 1 side 8vo., Nauheim, 18th August transparent slips in top blank margins of both

Item Date:  1898
Stock No:  14736      £40

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BOYD (Very Revd. Andrew Kennedy Hutchinson, D.D., 1825-1899, Moderator of the Church of Scotland, 1890)

Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Hornby, saying that "The Castle is Roslin Castle, on the Esk, close to Hawthornden ... I dont think it would be fair to give such a description of an imaginary place. At least ... I should feel bound to do so with literal accuracy", 1 side 8vo., 78 Great King Street, Edinburgh, 17th July n.y., c. remains of laying down on blank fourth side

Item Date:  1870
Stock No:  16812      £35

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BRADBURY (W. Lawrence, Publisher of 'Punch')

Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Wood', saying he has "unearthed some Du Maurier letters <9> and send them herewith [not present]", adding "It was very good of you to give so much attention to Miss Gregorie - she is quite a genius with her needles", 1 side 4to., 10 Bouverie Street, E.C., 14th November

Item Date:  1912
Stock No:  16815      £15

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BRADBURY (W. Lawrence, Publisher of 'Punch')

Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Wood', saying he "spent a pleasant hour or two" over his book "last night ... I shall treasure it and perhaps some day you will inscribe my name in it", 1 side 4to., 10 Bouverie Street, E.C., 15th April light remains of laying down on part of blank verso

Item Date:  1913
Stock No:  16816      £15

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