THACKERAY, William Makepeace. Autograph letter signed to 'My dear Edward' (possibly Thackeray's childhood friend , the writer and poet Edward Fitzgerald). Creation dates: [Circa 1850]
KIPLING, Rudyard. Autograph letter signed to 'Dear Madam' (an unidentified correspondent), replying to her following an enquiry concerning the nature of 'The Law of the Jungle' as represented in 'The Jungle Book'. Creation dates: [Circa 1896]
DICKENS, Charles. First separate edition of 'Barnaby Rudge' , published by Chapman and Hall, London, 1841, inscribed on the titlepage 'Mrs Burnett from her brother Charles Dickens'. Creation dates: Oct 1842
DICKENS, Charles. Autograph letter signed to Wilkie Collins, regarding collaboration on the Extra Christmas Number of 'All the Year Round', which became 'A House to Let', and other topics. Creation dates: September 1858
DICKENS, Charles. 2 Autograph letters signed, one to the actor and stage-manager John Pritt Harley, [June 1837], and the other to Charles Beard, Dec 1848. Creation dates: [June 1837] - Dec 1848
PUSEY, Edward Bouverie. Autograph letter signed to an unnamed correspondent on aspects of Catholic doctrine including baptism. Bonhams, 07 June 2011, Lot 121. Creation dates: [May] 1843
WORDSWORTH, William. Printed copy of 'The poetical Works of Mr William Collins', London, 1781, containing a transcription by Mary Hutchinson, Wordsworth's future wife, of his poem 'Translation of a celebrated Greek Song', here entitled 'From the Greek'. Creation dates: [Circa 1797]
CHURCHILL, Winston Spencer. Portrait photograph depicting Churchill seated at the Cabinet Office table, signed and inscribed on the mount to Joseph Stalin 'From his Friend Winston S. Churchill ...'. Christie's, 8002, 23 Nov 2011, Lot 17. Creation dates: September 1944
BRISSOT, Jacques Pierre. SLAVERY. Autograph Letter Signed from Brissot, founder of the Société des amis des Noirs, to James Phillips, a founding member of the Society for Effecting the Abolition of Slavery. Creation dates: 08 April 1789
CLARKSON, Thomas. SLAVERY. Autograph letter signed to James Phillips, a fellow founding member of the Society for Effecting the Abolition of Slavery, 21 Feb 1796, along with a separate piece of paper with manuscript 'to free Wilberforce', extracted from another document and possibly in Wilberfor...