NICHOLS
(Beverley, 1898-1983, Writer)
Typed Letter Signed to Harold Chipp,
of the Cheltenham Gramophone Society, regretting that he cannot accept an invitation as he has such a heavy programme for next year, 1 side 8vo., Sudbrook Cottage, Ham Common, Surrey, 7th June
neat filing holes
Item Date:
1960
Stock No:
15849
£15
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NICHOLS
(Beverley, 1899-1983, Novelist and Journalist)
Fine Vintage postcard photo by Lafayette signed & inscribed
“Sincerely Yours” showing him half length seated at a table looking serious, 5½” x 3½”, no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
43286
£75
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NICHOLS
(Beverley, 1898-1983, Writer)
Typed Letter Signed to Harold Chipp,
of the Cheltenham Gramophone Society, regretting that he cannot accept an invitation as he will be in America, 1 side 8vo., c/o Lady Duckham, High Warren, Ashtead, Surrey, 17th May
neat filing holes
Item Date:
1957
Stock No:
13010
£15
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NICHOLSON
(Norman, 1914-1987, Poet associated with the Cumbrian town of Millom)
Typed Letter Signed with autograph amendments to Michael CULLUP
(born 1934, Author) thanking him for sending him "a copy of your poems ... I've not yet read them all - though Andrew Young used to say that you should never thank anyone for a book until you'd read it! - but I've sampled enough to enjoy their precision and shapeliness, often indeed, elegance. They show, one again, Carcanet's sense for the real thing ... I've visited Norfolk a number of times - the last, five years ago, in the Buxton-North Walsham area, on what was to be the last holiday with my wife. She fell ill just after our return, and died a year later, of cancer, so that East Anglia has a poignancy ... which seems to suit its landscape ..." with a postscript about gatecrashing a party at George Macbeth's Old Vicarage with Anthony Thwaite, 2 sides oblong 8vo., 14 St George's Tce, Millon, 24th February
Item Date:
1986
Stock No:
39579
£75
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HE HAS "ABANDONED MY BOOK ON THE ROMANTICS WHICH I CANNOT MANAGE"
NICOLSON
(Sir Harold, 1886-1968, Diplomatist, Author & Critic, husband of Vita SACKVILLE-WEST)
Typed letter signed H. Nicolson to Miss Kelly
saying it was "nice to have a letter from you and I hope you will see me when you come to England. You have got such extraordinary enterprise that I feel you will be able to save enough money to return eventually. Your Spanish trip sounds lovely and I am glad you spent a weekend with Edie and her partridges and pomegranates. I am glad the school is not such a nightmare as I had expected. i am sure the way to learn is to teach, and I wish I had learnt more. I have been rather ill lately, and have abandoned my book on the Romantics which I cannot manage ...", 1 side airletter form with address on the verso, C1, Albany, Piccadilly, 8th July
Item Date:
1963
Stock No:
41509
£125
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