GALSWORTHY
(John, 1867-1933, Author of 'The Forsyte Saga', Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature)
Autograph Letter Signed to W.H.Jones
"I would like very much to have that Hamilton picture", 1 side folio, together with autograph envelope, Wingstone, Manaton, Nr Moretonhamstead, Devon, headed paper, October 9th
Item Date:
1914
Stock No:
27369
£135
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GALSWORTHY
(John, 1867-1933, Author of 'The Forsyte Saga', Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature)
Autograph Note Signed to W.H.Jones,
"Herewith is the cheque for the sketch, all the best wishes to you.......yours sincerely", with autograph envelope, 1 side 4to, Wingstone, Manaton, Nr Moretonhamstead, Devon, headed paper, 5th July
Item Date:
1921
Stock No:
27363
£130
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GALSWORTHY
(Ada née Cooper, Wife of the Novelist John Galsworthy 1867-1933, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature)
Autograph Picture Postcard Signed 'A. Galsworthy'
to Sir H. and Lady Williamson at Pook's Hill, Crowborough, sending "Xmas Greetings", Bronshill Court, Torquay, 11th December
Item Date:
1940
Stock No:
12483
£25
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GARVIN
(James Louis, 1868-1947, Newspaper Editor)
Typed Letter Signed to G. R. Halkett ,
(George Roland, 1855-1918, Artist & Writer on Art, Caricaturist for Punch) telling him that "there were neither qualms nor compunction. You pinked your victim like a swordsman and a gentleman, and I entirely agree with you that he deserves the thrust ..." asking for news of him and ending that "That wonderful day deep in the umbrage of your Leith Hill was like an ordinary year of friendship...", 1 side 4to, Pall Mall Gazette headed paper, 28th June
Item Date:
1912
Stock No:
11019
£18
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GARVIN
(James Louis, 1868-1947, Newspaper Editor)
Typed Letter Signed to C. Williams,
explaining that he has been "digging through depths of Marconi evidence ... It would be useless to think of touching the Education question by way of detached detail just now. 'The Pall Mall Gazette' has indeed done excellently well ... The penalty of thriving, however, is that there is less room ... there is a greater demand ... for general news, not merely what the public wants in the vulgar sense ... I fear politics were never so full of humbug and I shall begin to be really interested in the Government plan when I know what it is going to be ...", 2 sides 4to, Pall Mall Gazette headed paper, 25th April
Item Date:
1913
Stock No:
6496
£15
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