GREY
(Dame Beryl, b. 1927, Ballet Dancer)
Fine signature & inscription "my best wishes" on a postcard
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0
Stock No:
9012
£10
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GRIEG
(Edvard Hagerup, 1843-1907, Norway’s foremost Composer)
Fine original albumen postcard photo signed,
showing him head and shoulders, 5½” x 3½”, no place, no date,
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Stock No:
21496
£2250
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GRISEWOOD
(Freddie H., 1888-1972, BBC Broadcaster and Musician)
3 Autograph Letter Signed, 2 Autograph Letter Signed from his wife A.C. Grisewood, and a printed note,
to Harold Chipp of the Cheltenham Gramophone Society, "His fee for ... a single engagement would be 20 gns. inclusive," less for two or more in the same area, "Town Clerks etc. are very co-operative, clubs ... W.I.'s, N.F.U. etc very often book this way" (22nd May 1953) with her interesting printed list bearing his photo of a wide range of titles on the B.B.C., Spoken English, Songs, the Cotswolds, Tennis etc., or acting as Questionmaster, "I have no feeling about being 'F.H.' or otherwise" (27th May 1953), arranging details (6th October 1953), Robert Henriques can lend him the 'Sardana' record, he will come in good time and "we can hatch out an attractive programme between us" (12th October 1953), "thank you for all your kindness to me" on Monday night (21st October 1953), together 9 sides 8vo, Hewshotts, Liphook, Hampshire, 22nd May - 21st October
filing holes affecting a few letters (easily supplied)
Item Date:
1953
Stock No:
17289
£30
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GRISEWOOD
(Freddie H., 188-1972, BBC Broadcaster and Musician)
Postcard in Mrs Grisewood's hand
to Harold Chipp of the Cheltenham Gramophone Society, regretting "could not accept such a low fee. In haste ... to reach you Monday", 1 side postcard, posted Haslemere, 24th June
Item Date:
1951
Stock No:
17288
£15
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GROSSMITH
(George, senior, 1847-1912, from 1877 leading Savoy Opera Star, the Original ‘Ko-Ko’ and ‘Lord Chancellor’)
Final page of an Autograph Letter signed “Geo: Grossmith”
saying he “got at the Beefsteak Club, I think they were Triboughs[?]. I believe the Club does not have them no, if they do i will send you some if you will accept them & if I can get them...”, 1 side 8vo., no place, no date
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Stock No:
42947
£60
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