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CRONIN (A.rchibald J.oseph, 1896-1981, Scottish Novelist)

Cigarette card portrait, in colour, signed, showing him head and shoulders, full face, with a thoughtful and determined gaze to the left, 3¼" x 2", no date, c.

Item Date:  1937
Stock No:  52254      £75

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CRONIN (A. J., 1896-1981, Scottish Novelist)

Signature on a piece, 4" x 2½", no place, no date

Item Date:  0
Stock No:  38739      £25

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CROSLAND (Camilla, née Toulmin, 1812-1895, Novelist)

Signature and subscription from a letter, circa

Item Date:  1860
Stock No:  53382      £25

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CUMMING (Constance Frederica Gordon, 1837-1924, Traveller and Author)

Signature on cut piece, in envelope with note in the hand of J. McKilligan of the Bank of Scotland, Inverness, no place, 30th September

Item Date:  1925
Stock No:  14851      £25

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CUMMING (Lady Constance Frederica Gordon, 1837-1924, Traveller and Author

Long Autograph Letter Signed “your affectionate cousin Eka” to an unnamed correspondent saying that “from my long delay in replying to yours, you wd. never think how welcome it was - as is every bit of reliable news about dear Morayland. but for the last 6 weeks, I have been chiefly occupied in fighting a cold wh. might have proved serious - in this extraordinary mixture of weather, so I acted very wisely and never left the house, reading many newspapers - and old letters. I enclose you a few of their stamps, but I fear that they have already been ransacked... and as to autograph of any ‘distinguished persons’ every one of every sot capable of being so described has already been secured by some zealous autograph hunters. Now even the Postmarks of certain old envelopes are eagerly secured by one lot of collectors including Baz - so doubtless you and Isabella know all about that. I wish I had any news to give you and Isabella - but mine is all purely local - about people of whom you know nothing, and Weather has this beginning of 1919 fairly out-done itself in its varieties of quick change. Deep snow - bitter cold now bright clear sunshine. I have actually been out and now am absurdly tired, so will not try to make a letter...”, 3 sides 8vo., College House, Crieff, 8th April

Item Date:  1919
Stock No:  42103      £175

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