L'AMY
(Revd. Canon John Alex Ramsay, 1857-1926)
Unsigned photograph, showing him seated three-quarter length,
no place, no date, c.
laid down with identification on verso
Item Date:
1910
Stock No:
51232
£35
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LANDSCAPE PICTURE CARD
Attractive Card in Four Layers and in full Colour,
with four overlapping, receding views, of a river winding between pine forests and steep mountains, in the foreground are two fishermen in a boat arranging their nets, in a cream and gilt border, 4" x 2¾", no place, no date, circa
small chip missing from top right corner of cream border
Item Date:
1875
Stock No:
55946
£65
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LANG
(Cosmo Gordon, Baron Lang of Lambeth, 1864-1945, Archbishop of Canterbury at the time of the Abdication)
Signature at Archbishop of York "Cosmo Ebor"
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
7848
£10
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LANG
(Cosmo Gordon, 1864-1945, Archbishop of Canterbury at the time of Edward VIII's abdication)
Typed Letter Signed to the Revd. Sir James Marchant, 1867-1956,
Free Church minister and social activist, commenting that "a private gathering of the King and Queen, the Cabinet and leaders of the Church at Armisticetide ... however much it might appeal to you and me" is not possible, he is glad "you have had so much encouragement about Church railings ... which I thought had been fully concluded", 1 side 4to, Old Palace, Canterbury, 5th November
Item Date:
1941
Stock No:
20191
£75
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LANG
(Cosmo Gordon, 1864-1945, Archbishop of Canterbury at the time of Edward VIII’s abdication)
Typed Letter Signed to Canon BULLOCK-WEBSTER
(George Russell, 1858-1934, Canon and Botanist) saying he has “read you letter... with the greatest possibly [sic] sympathy and regret - sympathy with you in what you tell me about you health which I had hoped to have been thoroughly restored, and regret that you should feel compelled to give up the charge of St. Michael’s, College Hill. I cannot be wholly surprised and I am sure you would not have offered your resignation unless you were persuaded that it was the right course... I cannot therefore do otherwise than acquiesce and in due course try to find a worthy successor in the work to which you have been so devoted. I congratulate you on having attained the Jubilee of your Ordination to the Priesthood, and I pray that God’s peace may be with you...”, 1 side 4to., Lambeth Palace headed paper, 22nd January
Item Date:
1932
Stock No:
41851
£85
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