Sawrey: , 1933. "He is a Thoroughly Reliable Man" - A Beatrix Potter Autograph Letter Recommending Benjamin Dawson, Long-Time Gardener to William Heelis POTTER, Beatrix. Autograph Letter Signed ("Beatrix Potter"), Castle Cottage, Sawrey, March 25, 1933. Autograph letter, four pages on a single folded sheet (written on both sides), measuring 6 1/8..... More
Sawrey: , 1943. An Unpublished Beatrix Potter Letter Written Six Weeks Before Her Death Concerning Her Declining Health, Nurse Edwards, Hill Top Farm, Wartime Labor Shortages, and the Management of Her Lake District Estate POTTER, Beatrix (1866-1943). Autograph Letter Signed ("Beatrix Heelis") to Mrs. Edwards. Sawrey, 10 November 1943. Four pages on..... More
Sawrey: , 1937. An Unpublished Beatrix Potter Letter Concerning a Local Public Controversy in the Lake District Discussing the Westmorland Gazette, the Queen's Institute, and Potter's Active Role in Local Affairs at Near Sawrey POTTER, Beatrix (1866-1943). Autograph Letter Signed ("Beatrix Heelis") to Mrs. Brodie. Castle Cottage, Sawrey, 9 October 1937. Two-page autograph..... More
Lodsworth: , 1960. An Ernest H. Shepard Autograph Letter Discussing the Illustration and Jacket Design of The Christopher Robin Story Book Written to Frank Herrmann, Methuen's Publisher of the Winnie-the-Pooh Books SHEPARD, Ernest H. Autograph Letter Signed ("Ernest Shepard"), Woodmancote, Lodsworth, Near Petworth, 8 November 1960. Autograph letter signed, one..... More
Chelsea, London: , 1936. "I Don't Seem to Have Said Thank You. Thank You." - A Delightful Autograph Letter Signed by A. A. Milne Discussing Literary Adaptations, Cricket, and Social Invitations MILNE, A. A. Autograph Letter Signed ("A. A. Milne"), 13 Mallord Street, Chelsea, 19 October 1936. Autograph letter signed, one..... More
Burwash, Sussex: , 1920. A Framed Portrait of Rudyard Kipling Together with an Autograph Letter to "The Bath Railway Poet" KIPLING, Rudyard, English poet and novelist, Nobel laureate (1865-1936). Portrait photograph of Rudyard Kipling. Together with a two-page autograph letter signed and dated "Feb. 7. 1920." and the original post..... More
