SAYERS, Dorothy L. 60 autograph and typed letters to Victor Gollancz, relating to 'Ghost Stories of Detection, Mystery and Horror Vols. 1, 2 and 3'; 'Lord Peter Views the Body'; 'Strong Poison'; 'Five Red Herrings'; 'Have His Carcase'; 'Murder Must Advertise'; 'Hangman's Holiday'; 'The Nine Tail...
SALE, Lady Florentia. Autograph letter signed to her husband Major General Sir Robert Sale, written while she was in the surrounded city of Cabul (Kabul) in Afghanistan, and while her husband was himself besieged in Jellalabad. Creation dates: 10 Dec 1841
1) CLIVE, Robert. Autograph letter signed to Sir George Colebrooke, Chairman of the East India Company, recommending the appointment of named Officers and Cadets to the service of the Company, 27 Oct 1769; along with a similar letter to Colebrooke written by Clive on behalf of his wife, signed M...
1) MILNE, Christopher. Autograph letter (signed 'Moon') from the 10-year-old 'Christopher Robin' to his father A. A. Milne (whom he addresses as 'Dear Blue'), 21 Sept [circa 1930]; together with an autograph letter (signed 'Hen Puffin') to A. A. Milne from his wife Dorothy ('Daphne'), written wh...
ISHERWOOD, Christopher. Autograph letters signed to his nanny (Annie Avis) and to his 'Grannie Emmie' (Emily Machell Smith), [circa 1912] - 1921; together with a diary written by his brother Richard (copy of titlepage only included, with note 'Hoping that the Diary will have many Happy Events to...
CRUIKSHANK, George. A collection of letters to the graphic artist from various correspondents, including Temperance campaigners and people negotiating over pictures. Creation dates: [Circa 1850 - 1860]
CLEMENS, Samuel Langhorne (Mark Twain). 3 Autograph letters signed ('S. L. Clemens') to the local bandmaster W. T. Roberts, dated 15 and 19 January 1910 and undated, and Twain's annotated visiting card, all written in Hamilton, Bermuda. Christie's, 1160, 20 Nov 2013, Lot 0074. Creation dates: ...
YONGE, Charlotte M. [COLERIDGE, John Duke]. 3 Autograph letters signed from the novelist Yonge to John Duke Coleridge, relating to her dealings with the publisher Mozley for 2 of her school history books. Creation dates: 13 March - 18 May [?1854]