STREET SCENE
Original photo of a building with the name Blanchard above the door, and "The Burlington Restaurant", 6" x 4", London, c.
Item Date:
1885
Stock No:
26508
£175
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STUART
(Edward Alexander, 1853-1917, from 1907 Canon of Canterbury)
Signed postcard photo,
inscribed '2 Cor. V. 14', postmarked 10th August
Item Date:
1908
Stock No:
50342
£35
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SULLIVAN
(Henry Francis, 1892-1955, American Marathon Swimmer)
Autograph Note Signed to "Colonel John Brown"
sending a photo, the note says "with best wishes from Henry F. Sullivan, Swan Channel Aug. 5 & 6, 1923", together with the photograph showing him smiling and shaking hands with Colonel Brown, the photo 8½" x 6½", the card 5" x 4", with monogram at the head of the Northamptonshire Regiment, Dover Camp, 15th August
Item Date:
1923
Stock No:
41473
£175
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SUMNER
(Mary Elizabeth, 1828-1921, Founder of the Mothers' Union, a worldwide Anglican women's organisation)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Suckling
(Florence Horatia Nelson, 1848-1923, Writer, wife, 1876, of Thomas Suckling, 1844-1922, of Highwood Lodge near Romsey) saying that she little knows "the great disappointment it is to me that I am not allowed to come to the meeting this Aftn - but I am under Doctor's orders after an attack of laryngitis - & just now I am overwhelmed with Mother's Union work which is mainly done in the house, but I am getting better!... The day is lovely & I feel sure you will have a Good Gathering for many of my friends are going to hear you & I have done my best to make them feel what they will miss if they do not go! ..", 3 sides 8vo., on mourning paper, The Close, Winchester, 22nd February no year
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
41270
£200
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SUMNER
(Mary, 1828-1921, Founder of the Mothers' Union, a worldwide Anglican women's organisation)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to Mrs Suckling
(Florence Horatia Nelson, 1848-1923, Writer, wife, 1876, of Thomas Suckling, 1844-1922, of Highwood Lodge near Romsey) telling her "how immensely your address was appreciated for I had a capital account from one who was present & others were there - all were deeply interested & several were sorely disappointed they could not go to the Meeting in St John's rooms. The Dean was away in London ... of course I coundn't go to anything but I felt that some friends who wanted to be at your gathering could not be there & many of the ladies at Wolvesey wished to be with you... your address & beautiful Limelight pictures in Lantern slide were Greatly enjoyed - & admired. I do trust you are not overtired? I so wish I could have seen the pictures & heard you above all! ..."ending with news of an upcoming meeting, 4 sides 8vo., on mourning paper, The Close, 22nd February no year
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
39069
£225
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