GORDON

comprising an Autograph Formal Letter from his brother Sir Henry William GORDON (1818-1887, Commissary-General) sending an autograph and an impression of General Gordon's Chinese seal, (both present) the signature is the end of an autograph letter with the words Believe me yours very affect and another Autograph Letter to Mrs Kettlewell, signed H. W. Gordon regretting that he is unable to comply with your request for an autograph of General Gordon but I have none at my disposal. There is no seal except the Chinese one..., each 1 side 8vo., no place and 68 Elm Park Road, Chelsea, 2nd and 9th March 1885, together with a fine original cabinet photo by the London Stereoscopic Society showing him half length in Egyptian uniform with medals and a fez, 6½ x 4¼, no place,