BULLER
(Sir Redvers, 1839-1908, Commander-in-chief in South Africa)
Autograph Letter Signed to Hunter
saying that his “company ‘The Goldsmiths’ would be highly honoured if you could dine with them at the next Court dinner... I fancy they would ask you to make a speech, but it is a private dinner, no reporters, and you could safely say as much or as little as you wished. The wine is excellent, and I think you would find it a pleasant little gathering. I shall be so glad if you are able to come. I thought it would be pleasanter for you if I thus approached you before you were sent a formal card...”, 2 sides 8vo., Government House, Farnborough headed mourning paper, 14th March
Item Date:
1901
Stock No:
42889
£225
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BURGOYNE
(Sir John Fox, 1782-1871, Inspector-General of Fortifications 1845-1868, Field Marshal)
Woodcut portrait from a magazine,
showing him half-length seated in full uniform, after "a Daguerrotype by Victor Plumier", c.
laid down by side margins
Item Date:
1854
Stock No:
50125
£25
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BURGOYNE
(Sir John Fox, 1782-1871, Engineer, Field Marshal)
Part Autograph Letter Signed with some text
saying that "We are all in a satisfactory condition, I write in good wishes & benedictions for you and your family. My dear Frank Rose ...", half of 1 side 8vo., no place, no date,
Item Date:
1860
Stock No:
38741
£45
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[BURGOYNE
(Sir John Fox, 1782-1871, eldest son of General John Burgoyne, 1723-1792, General, Royal Engineers, 1855, Field Marshal 1868)]
Unsigned Carte-de-visite Portrait Photograph,
(by J.J.E. Mayall), showing him three quarter length, three quarter face, in full dress uniform, with a sympathetic but commanding gaze, 4" x 2½", no date, circa
Item Date:
1859
Stock No:
56660
£125
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BURGOYNE
(Sir John Fox, 1782-1871, Engineer, Field Marshal)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'My dear Miss Jones'
saying that "Nothing gives me more pleasure than to be any trifling service to you - I was allied for many years in most ... gratifying friendship to your father & I entertain a great deal of the same feeling towards yourself, for your great kindness towards my daughter. I enclose the letter for Sir William Codrington...", (1804-1884, General and Politician who served in the Crimean War) "which you desire & I feel confident that he will render you any service in his power ..." continuing that he will also write to the Commander in Gibraltar, and going on to say that "Caroline has had a sever trial but is getting through it, as in all she has ever done through life, with deep feeling, combined with strong good sense - her children have been a great consolation ... I myself have recently been very unwell ... We all take a deep interest at all times, in hearing of your welfare & happiness ...", 4 sides 8vo., 8 Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park, 1st December
Item Date:
1860
Stock No:
38283
£150
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