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WELLS, H. G. Group of letters and agreements (manuscript and typescript) between Wells and the publishers J.M. Dent & Sons regarding the terms of publication for The Wonderful Visit and The Wheels of Chance. Creation dates: 1895-1913.
SHAW, George Bernard. Printed postcard (signed 'GBS') with autograph message to Nicholas Bentley, declining to contribute to an unidentified appeal. Creation date: 12 January 1949.
ELISABETH of AUSTRIA (1837-1898). Autograph telegram message, signed ('Elisabeth'), to Countess Trani [her sister Mathilde], sending her wishes for recovery and a pleasant visit. Creation date: [c.1895 or later].
CONGREVE, William. Signed document acknowledging receipt of £125 from Thomas Snow & John Paltock. Four lines written on a narrow slip of paper. Creation date: 14 October 1723.
DARWIN, Charles. Fragment of an autograph letter (signed 'Ch. Darwin') laid down on an album leaf. The fragment reads: 'Would you have the kindness to add to next page the name of Humming Bird & tear off sheet & post it in enclosed envelope.' Creation date: [c.1850].
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM. Autograph letter signed, to Mr H. Lowry of Cornwall. Appears to refer to the death of Robert Southey. Creation date: April 1843 (postmark).
1. CHARLES I. Letter signed, possibly to his brother-in-law, Frederick of Bohemia, announcing the birth of a son and heir, the future Charles II. Dated 29 May 1630. 2. CHARLES I. Document signed ('Charles R' at head) dismissing Prince Rupert from his service after the fall of Bristol, and revok...