ARMSTRONG
(Anthony [Willis], 1897-1976, Author & Playwright)
Fine signature and date, 2nd July
Item Date:
1942
Stock No:
6772
£10
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ARMSTRONG
(Martin Donisthorpe, 1882-1974, Writer and Editor)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'Roughie', William Nicol Roughead,
(publisher and editor) saying he regards it "as a sacred duty ... to do my best to reduce the alarming accumulation of booze in your cupboard", but "when the blessed opportunity will arise I cannot say, but ... I will give you good notice", the fact that Roughead is well "means, I presume, that there is purl on the water & the fish on the feed", sadly he must forgo "the Saintsbury Dinner", named after the critic George Saintsbury, 1845-1933, "the laws of hospitality forbid", 2 sides 8vo., Farrs, Sutton, near Pulborough, Sussex, 11th October
Item Date:
1948
Stock No:
15245
£15
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ARNOLD
(Thomas, 1796-1842, Headmaster of Rugby, 1828-1841, Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford, 1841-1842)
Signature and subscription on a Fragment of an Autograph Letter Signed addressed to his wife
with the address on the verso, "I will write whenever I ... Husband, T. Arnold ... that you must distribute it ... write to Papa in your letter ...", 4½" x 2¾", no place, no date
Item Date:
1830
Stock No:
41082
£75
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ARNOLD
(Sir Edwin, 1832-1904, Journalist & Poet, interpreter of Buddhism to the West)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Anderson'
thanking him "for a charming and valued set of verses, which I read with profit & delight. I think the lofty sentiment of the Greek record well conveyed in them, and have put the lines among the few papers which I preserve ...", 2 sides 8vo., 225 Cromwell Mansions, Kensington, 20th March no year
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
41182
£55
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ARNOLD
(Matthew, 1822-1888, Poet)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Bruce
telling her that they "have just returned home, and I lose no time in sending you the promised photographs. I have often thought of Brynderwyn and its inhabitants and my very pleasant visit, I hope Miss Bruce is stronger, and that you do not cough. I can heartily wish you encouraged to pass your winter at home, for I suspect the climate is too cold for you. Tell Mr Bruce that on the Wye I persevered and caught a grilse, but it was out of condition, no one, where I was, had been doing any better. But I saw the Upper Wye, one of the most beautiful of streams and I have seen the Usk and the view from your house towards the Blorenge and its brothers and that is something to do and to remember, even though one catches no salmon. My morning walk and afternoon drive with Mr Bruce will live in my recollection for a long while ...", 3 sides 8vo., Pains Hill Cottage, Cobham, 23rd October
very slight damage in bottom right hand corner, slightly effecting the signature
Item Date:
1887
Stock No:
41273
£475
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