GASPARIN
(Valérie, 1813-1894, née Boissier, Swiss-born French writer and traveller, founder of 'La Source' nurses' school in Lausanne, Comtesse de)
Signature and subscription, in French, from a letter,
Valleyres, near Orbe, Vaud, Switzerland, 31st August
closed tear in upper margin just touching one letter without loss
Item Date:
1867
Stock No:
51878
£75
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GATTY
(Sir Alfred Scott, 1847-1918, Garter King of Arms)
Autograph Letter Signed as Rouge Dragon to Mrs Haworth Booth,
sending "my own autograph & those of the following people [not present]", with a .list of 14 names, "Tell your mother to burn such as she does not care for, and if she wants more I will see if I cannot get her some", 2 sides 6" x 3¾", 71 Warwick Road, Earl's Court, S.W., 15th November
Item Date:
1885
Stock No:
54020
£55
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GATTY
(Margaret, née Scott, Mrs. Alfred Gatty, 1809-1873, Children's Writer, from 1866 editor of 'Aunt Judy's Magazine')
Somewhat illegible Autograph Letter Signed 'Margt Gatty' to 'dear Madam'
saying she is "leaving town for a time so I think it best to return the ... to you. I can send it 'with Elsie' by this post to the publisher if you will receive a proof ...", I side 8vo., Ecclesfield, 24th August
Item Date:
1866
Stock No:
40526
£50
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GATTY
(Margaret, née Scott, Mrs. Alfred Gatty, 1809-1873, Children's Writer, from 1866 editor of 'Aunt Judy's Magazine')
Autograph Letter Signed to G. Carrington
saying that she has "much pleasure in saying yes to the new paper. It is most graphic and breathes of truth. Does it not go on from the last where you were seeking employment? If so would you not allude to the fact? A paragraph would suffice. People must be interested in you and care to know how your adventures followed each other. Besides, I hope you will make a very pretty book of it all at least. I will try for an illustration. The pictures are very sad ... Do you still think of taking Holy Orders. The drudgery of boy teaching must be very irksome to you who can 'write books' as the pen people say ...", with a note in the recipient's hand at that point "not at all. I like the work here very much" signed with initials, with a postscript about the timing of the papers, 2 sides 8vo., Ecclesfield, 22nd March
some damage to the conjugate blank not affecting the letter
Item Date:
1870
Stock No:
39068
£175
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[GAUTIER
(Pierre Jules Théophile, 1811-1872, French Poet, Dramatist, Novelist and Journalist)]
Unsigned carte de visite photo by Nadar
showing him half length, sitting backwards on a chair, 4¼" x 2½", no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
38439
£175
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