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MACKAY (Charles, 1814-1889, Poet and Journalist, Editor of the Illustrated London News, 1852-1859)

Autograph letter signed to Dr Lane (of Sudbrook Park, near Richmond), saying he is suffering "too much with tic douloureux and a swollen face to visit Moor Park to day, and hear Mr Bell's Lecture", but if better on Saturday or Sunday "shall be glad to run down and see you", 2 sides 6¼" x 4¼" black-edged, 64 Lincoln's Inn Fields, 9th February traces of laying down by blank left margin of side 1, has been cut horizontally below signature and rejoined, just touching one letter on side 1, old identifications on side 2

Item Date:  1864
Stock No:  53512      £30

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MACKAYE (Percy, American Poet)

Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear David', about his Muse, "I'll do my best ... But must She immortalize in exactly sixteen lines or is that approximate ?", 1 side 8vo.,The Players, 16 Gramercy Park, New York, 1st December

Item Date:  1914
Stock No:  12868      £45

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MACKENZIE (Compton, 1883-1972, British Writer)

"Guy And Pauline", signed and inscribed, on front end paper, "To Miss Charles from Compton Mackenzie with thanks for hospitable entertainment" and dated, World's Classics Series, 8vo., August

Item Date:  1938
Stock No:  11997      £40

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MACKENZIE (Sir Compton, 1883-1972, Writer)

Autograph Letter Signed to Master Landsberg saying that "with most culpable carelessness I have mislaid your card, but I hope this large sheet of notepaper won't be too much in the way of your neatness [?] ...", I side 8vo., on headed paper with a vignette of an early double masted frigate at the head, Isle of Jethou, Channel Isles

Item Date:  1953
Stock No:  39160      £55

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MACKENZIE (Sir Compton, 1883-1972, Writer)

Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Walker saying that he is "not sure if I said Wednesday or Thursday for lunch but I meant Thursday ... the car will come for you at 12.45 a.m. ...", 1 side 8vo., no place, no date, together with a photograph showing him in Highland Dress at an outdoor event, 4" x 3"

Item Date:  0
Stock No:  39248      £65

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