CHAMBERLAIN
(Joseph, 1836-1914, M.P. for Birmingham, from 1891 Leader of the Liberal Unionists, Secretary for the Colonies 1895-1903)
Small signature
with what appear to be cancellation lines, 4" x ¾", no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
38613
£15
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CHAMBERLAIN
(Sir Austen, 1863-1937, Foreign Secretary 1924-1929 and Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize)
Printed Autograph Letter Signed with the details (in italics) filled in by hand to Sir James AGG-GARDNER
(1846-1928 Brewery owner and Conservative MP for Cheltenham, an early supporter of Women's Suffrage), answering his letter and assuring him "that in making a new appointment to the High Street, Cheltenham, Sub Post Office, I will give careful consideration to the application of Mr Harry Wrathall in whose favour you write ...", 2 sides 8vo., 'His Majesty's Post Master General' headed paper, 1st December
Item Date:
1902
Stock No:
39252
£250
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CHAMBERLAIN
(Joseph, 1836-1914, M.P. for Birmingham, from 1891 Leader of the Liberal Unionists, Secretary for the Colonies 1895-1903)
Autograph envelope signed
addressed to J. Little Esq in Blackheath, 5½" x 4", postmarked Bedford Street, Official Paid, 2nd December
Item Date:
1896
Stock No:
38735
£26
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CHAMBERLAIN
(Sir Austen, 1863-1937, Foreign Secretary 1924-1929 and Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize )
Secretarial Letter Signed with autograph subscription to J. T. AGG-GARDNER
(Sir James Tynte, 1846-1928, Brewery Owner and Conservative Politician) saying that he has “sent to the Postmaster General your letter about the scale of pay of the Cheltenham postmen, and an answer shall be sent to you as soon as possible...”, 1 side 8vo, Treasury Chambers, Whitehall headed paper, 20th April
Item Date:
1901
Stock No:
43498
£225
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[CHAMBERLAIN
(Sir Austen, 1863-1937, Foreign Secretary, Nobel Peace Prize Winner)]
Autograph Letter Signed by his secretary J. Wilson to G. E. Arrowsmith
saying that "Mr Chamberlain receives so many applications that he has been obliged to make a rule to decline to give his autograph. He has however made an exception in your case on the understanding that you do not show it to the other boys. If you did, he would have the whole school asking ...", 2 sides 8vo., Highbury, Moor Green, Birmingham headed paper, 14th August
Item Date:
1902
Stock No:
32678
£35
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