LUALDI
(Maner, 1912-1968, Italian Aviator, journalist and Filmmaker)
First Day Cover Signed,
the envelope shows the Italian and Norwegian flags and is captioned "Raid Artico Lualdi nel 25th Anniversario del Sacrificio di Roald Amundsen e dei Naufraghi del Dirigible 'Italia' 1953", it has two Italian stamps cancelled in Milan on the 4th March and Tromso on the 2nd May, it has the expedition stamp of a plane flying over an Arctic scene and Milan Cathedral, 6¾" x 5",
Item Date:
1953
Stock No:
39691
£125
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MARKHAM
(Sir Clements, 1830-1916, Geographer and President of the Royal Geographical Society)
Autograph Letter Signed to Dr Heaton
thanking him and apologising for having "given you so much trouble - I left Newton Kyme on Friday ..." 1 side 8vo., 21 Eccleston Square, 11th January no year
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
39694
£175
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MARKHAM
(Sir Clements, 1830-1916, Geographer and President of the Royal Geographical Society)
Autograph Letter Signed to Miss Inderwick
saying he is "extremely interested to hear from you that the remains of Gervase Shard, thhe Admiral, have been discovered. I should have very much liked to have seen the first Admiral of England but alas! it is not possible for me ...", 1 side 8vo., 21 Eccleston Square, SW, 18th May
Item Date:
1904
Stock No:
39695
£175
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MARKHAM
(Sir Clements, 1830-1916, Geographer and President of the Royal Geographical Society)
Signature and subscription from an Autograph Letter Signed
4" x 1", no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
38794
£45
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MARKHAM
(Sir Clements, 1830-1916, Geographer and President of the Royal Geographical Society)
Autograph Letter Signed to Edward A. FREEMAN
(Edward Augustus, 1823-1892, Historian), saying he was “very glad to see your two volumes at last, and the clear maps - which it is most pleasant to read by the light of; I had had to make several to read the proofs with. The vols will go with us to Sicily, and I look forward... to going over some of the ground with them. Mr Conway... to attempt a volume of about 300 pages on the arts and crafts of the inhabitants of this island from our first glimpse of them to the beginning of Norman influence; I assume that this includes buildings, roads, implements, inscriptions and things in general that were made or imported; now written about in hundreds of scattered papers and numerous books, all to be condensed and brought to bear upon the history. There will also be much travelling and examining of sites, a year or two of work - but I am not yet quite committed to it. Boyd Dawkins had undertaken to write the book, but found he had too many other things to do and got out of it. I should be much obliged it you would send me a letter of introduction to Mr Stigand at Palermo...”, 3 sides 8vo., on crested paper, 21 Eccleston Square, 23rd March
Item Date:
1891
Stock No:
43698
£245
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