SINBAD
(Pen-name of Aylward Edward Dingle, 1876-1947, mariner, writer and broadcaster)
APC signed 'Sinbad' to Eileen Cond,
saying "MOCK STAR due May 26th. Your copy will come as promised", the date of the broadcast "is entirely dependant on arrival of ship in Thames ... towed round from Cornwall" but is "almost sure to be this month", 1 side card, postmarked Bude, 11th May
Item Date:
1938
Stock No:
19707
£50
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SINBAD
(Pen-name of Aylward Edward Dingle, 1876-1947, mariner, writer and broadcaster)
Autograph postcard signed 'Sinbad' to Eileen Cond,
thanking her and saying that he has "some business in Bristol & Plymouth after the broadcast the extent of which is not yet ascertainable, but if we find it possible to come on to you ... we will wire or phone you ..", 1 side card, 3 Roseveare, Bude, 8th April
Item Date:
1940
Stock No:
38764
£45
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SINBAD
(Pen-name of Aylward Edward Dingle, 1876-1947, mariner, writer and broadcaster)
Autograph postcard signed 'Sinbad' to Eileen Cond,
saying he is "sorry you're seedy. I am just getting my voice back,,... Nan sails in convoy from New York about middle of month but can't say when or where she lands ...", 1 side card, postmarked Bude, 3rd February
Item Date:
1940
Stock No:
38765
£45
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SINBAD
(Pen-name of Aylward Edward Dingle, 1876-1947, mariner, writer and broadcaster)
Autograph letter signed 'Sinbad' to Eileen Cond,
thanking her and saying that he has "had a sharp spell of 'flop' & am also submerged in correspondence, hence this scrappy reply. The difficulty about my wife's permit to sail is apparently some new ruling of the USA regarding American spouses. The Hutton case I believe precipitated it. However I am hourly expecting some news that all is well and that Nan will be home ...", 1 side 8vo. on a lettercard, 3 Roseveare, Bude, 3rd January
Item Date:
1940
Stock No:
38766
£75
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SINCLAIR
(Catherine, 1800-1864, Scottish Novelist)
Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Bennett,
asking "Will Dr Bennett dine with us tomorrow Friday ... it is very difficult to secure gentlemen ... unless they are kept to it by their better half.- I am quite grieved not to see you", no place, no date, c.
Item Date:
1840
Stock No:
51913
£65
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