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S. L. CLEMENS [MARK TWAIN]. Three autograph letters signed (1900-1902). Also, two autograph letters signed (1909) from CYRIL CLEMENS to ARTHUR DUNN (photographer), and a typed letter signed (1908) from the EARL OF ABERDEEN, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to Dunn referring to a photograph of himself...
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM. Autograph quotation signed. 'For Me the humblest Flower that blows can give / Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears.' 'Written for his dear Friend Hannah Cookson'. Creation date: 2 February 1850.
SLAYTER, JOHN. Autograph and printed document of appointment on vellum, signed by three British Government Customs Commissioners. Appointing Slayter as Officer of the Customs at the port of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Creation date: 30 September 1775.
MANUSCRIPT PETITION sent by the Mayor and Merchants of Bristol to GEORGE CAREW (1555-1629) requesting that they might be permitted to obtain their ordnance closer to their own port. Oblong folio. Creation date: [c. 1612].
Dr THOMAS PEMBERTON (d 1780). Autograph letter signed to JOHN BLACKBURNE (1754-1833), offering advice on travelling in Holland. Creation date: 24 May 1778.
Verbatim report of Proceedings (Court of King's Bench) against John Edwards and Robert Passingham for Conspiracy to Blackmail George Townshend Forrester (for alleged homosexual acts). 21 images (selected) from 408 folio pages. Creation date: 1805.
BLUE COAT HOSPITAL, MANCHESTER. Draft of an announcement stating that 'the winding of cotton will be the most easy and most suitable work for children of ten to fourteen years'. Signed, J. Cooke, Salford. Creation date: 4 December 1787.
FRANCIS WILLUGHBY. Autograph note and diagram on the fact that fishes always swim fat end first, as demonstrated by Sir William Petty with a triangular piece of wood. Creation date: [c. 1660].