GREEN
(Henry, 1801-1873, Author & Presbyterian Minister)
Autograph Letter Signed to William Bates
saying he has "looked over the remnant of the Whitney Plates ..." but cannot find no. 60, thanking him for "interesting yourself about my Shakespeare Emblems ..." but explaining that the work is now in the hands of Messrs Trubner and discussing the binding of the work, with which he is fully satisfied, 3 sides 8vo, Heathfield, Knutsford, 7th October
Item Date:
1870
Stock No:
4342
£15
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GREENE
(Graham, 1904-1991, Novelist & Playwright)
"Our Man in Havanna", German paperback edition, signed on the title page,
8vo., Wilhalm Heyne Verlag, Munich,
Item Date:
1987
Stock No:
4338
£150
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“I AM NO GRAMMARIAN”
GREENE
(Graham, 1904-1991, Novelist & Playwright)
Typed Letter Signed to V. H. COLLINS
(Vere Henry, 1872-1966, Author) thanking him for his “letter and for your generous praise. I will go through the points you raise with the book as soon as I have an opportunity and if, as I expect, I agree with them all (for I am no grammarian) I will incorporate them in any reprint...”, 1 side 8vo., C6 Albany, London, 12th June
Item Date:
1953
Stock No:
42101
£750
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GREENE
(Graham, 1904-1991, Novelist & Playwright)
"Why the Epitaph?", signed limited edition,
numbered 161 out of 950 copies in mint condition, 8vo., Nonesuch Press,
Item Date:
1989
Stock No:
38652
£150
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GREENE
(Graham, 1904-1991, Novelist & Playwright)
Typed Letter Signed with autograph corrections to Mr Harding Edgar
telling him that he hasn’t got “the revised typescript with the properly collated Boisgobey’s and Gaboriau’s, so I’m not sure how many first Vizetelly editions we have, but this is the list of titles and if you have any titles apart from these I would like to have them whatever the edition...” there follows a list of titles by the two authors with an autograph addition at the end of the list and he then says he is “sorry I’ve missed out a Gaboriau Catastrophe 1890. As you see we seem to be pretty strong in Boisgobey’s!....”, 2 sides 8vo., with original envelope, C6 Albany, London, 27th November
Item Date:
1962
Stock No:
42260
£475
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