ROGERS
(Samuel, 1763-1855, Poet)
Autograph Letter Signed to “Dear Catherine”
saying that “Henry & Eliza & their family from Hampstead come to dine here at two o’clock tomorrow & if you will come & meet them, I need not say how welcome you will be. I was in the hope of those from Highbury Place but the Mumps have disappointed me. If Arthur Aikin would escort you, he would be most welcome...”, 2 sides 12mo., St James’s Place, Tuesday, no date
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0
Stock No:
42045
£75
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ROMER
(Isabella Frances, d. 1852, Miscellaneous Writer including travels in France, Spain & Egypt)
Autograph Letter Signed to an unnamed correspondent,
returning "these most agreeable volumes with many thanks and apologies for having kept them so long ... Mr Bushe claimed a reading of them, & he does not get over the ground quite as rapidly as I do ...", 2 sides 8vo. together with a contemporary engraving, 31 Chester Square, Monday Morning, no date,
some dampstaining, small tear on left hand edge not affecting the text
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0
Stock No:
2841
£35
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ROREM
(Ned, b. 1923, American Song-Writer & Diarist)
Autograph postcard signed 'N.R.' to Paul Lavoie in Montserrat, West Indies,
"Thanks for your pleasant letter. THE LATER DIARIES ([published by] North Point) have been out for a year. It's snowing in New York", with his printed stamp 'Ned Rorem', 1 side card 3½" x 5½", postmarked New York, 8th January
Item Date:
1985
Stock No:
53524
£75
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ROSEGGER
(Peter, 1843-1918, Austrain Wrier and Poet from Krieglach in the province of Styria)
Postcard Photo by Hans BÖHM (1890-1950, Photographer) boldly signed
showing him head and shoulders in slight profile, looking pensive, 5½” x 3½”, no place, no date, circa
Item Date:
1912
Stock No:
42060
£250
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RUSKIN
(John, 1819-1900, Writer and Critic)
Autograph Letter Signed ‘J. Ruskin’ to S. C. HALL
(Samuel Carter, 1800-1889, Author and Editor) explaining that he is “so very unwell just now that I cannot venture to make any arrangements or promises - when the weather gets a little better & the mornings light - perhaps I shall find some heart again - but I dare not say I can or will do anything that involves thinking just now. Pray believe my sincere desire to do what will be agreeable to you and with dear love from Joan and me to Mrs Hall...”, 1 side 8vo, Denmark Hill headed paper, 9th January no year
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0
Stock No:
43229
£975
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