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GIBBS (Sir Philip, 1977-1962, War Correspondent and Author)

Autograph Note Signed to Eileen Cond, thanking her "for your birthday wishes. I find it impossible to believe I have reached such a terrific age!", 1 side postcard, no place, postmarked Guildford, Surrey, 5th May

Item Date:  1957
Stock No:  17196      £15

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GIBERNE (Agnes, 1845-1939, Writer for Children, founder member of the British Astronomical Association)

Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Coleridge, saying she is sending the first of her promised six articles, "Sun-Rays and Star Beams" by registered book-post, but that revision of "Sun, Moon and Stars" has "thrown everything else behind", 2 sides 8vo., Worton House, Eastbourne, 18th January

Item Date:  1893
Stock No:  52714      £65

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GILFILLAN (George, 1813-1878, Scottish Critic & Author, Friend of De Quincy & Carlyle)

Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Laying sending him his "best and kindest thanks for his pleasant and interesting little volume. I noticed the former edition of it favourably in the Dundee Courier. He must have seen the notice, but may not know that I was the author ... I greatly esteem both the man and the book ...", 2 sides 8vo., Dundee, 11th July

Item Date:  1850
Stock No:  9287      £45

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GILFILLAN (George, 1813-1878, Scottish Critic & Author, Friend of De Quincy & Carlyle)

Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Hogg sending “A line just to thank you very heartily for your very kind paper in the Dumfries... I knew your hand in a moment...”, 1 side 8vo., Dundee, 20th December

Item Date:  1869
Stock No:  42085      £65

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GLEIG (Revd. George Robert, 1796-1888, Scottish Novelist and Biographer, Chaplain General of the Forces, 1844-1875)

Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Tennent' (Sir James Emerson TENNENT, 1804-1869, Traveller and Politician), saying he will "readily give your protegée a chance when next I want boots either made or mended. Which will probably be when we return to town", adding that at home "I never want here repairing women", 1 side 8vo., War Office, Pall Mall, no date, c. blank side margins trimmed barely touching a few line ends

Item Date:  1865
Stock No:  51879      £125

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