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Lot 40
A silver pair cased George Disher verge fusee open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial having hourly Roman numeral markers with minute track border, pocket watch hallmarked London, date letter possibly 1800 or 1801, pair case hallmarked Birmingham 1793 or 1819, reverse pair case engraved 'Roach 1809', with accompanying hallmarked silver watch chain with attached hallmarked silver medallion.
Lot 614
Football autographs: signed letters c1970s from the management of various football clubs, on headed paper, including Arsenal, Sheffield Wednesday, Manchester City, Jack Charlton of Middlesborough Football Club, a handwritten letter from Bob Wilson of Arsenal Football Club, and a gala programme with Peter Lorimer signature
Lot 772
WWII photograph album containing 28 photographs of Egypt/North Africa/Middle East relating to the British Army's 4th Anti-Aircraft Brigade, with some scenes of engagement and some photographs of civilians, letter pasted to inside front cover addressed from Sgd L.J. Morshead/'TOBRUCH FORTRESS'/9th Australian Division and dated 20 Oct 41, to Brigadier J.S. Muirhead, thanking all ranks of the 4th Anti-Aircraft Brigade: 'We shall always associate TOBRUCH with their magnificent and sustained defence and ever remember their courageous and victorious fight against great odds.'
Lot 863
A Collection of 8 vintage books to include Callenge To Venus By Charles Morgan, London 1957, The Vicar of Wakefield, By Oliver Goldsmith, London, Woman as Letter Writers, Ada M Ingpen, London 1909, A yachtwoman's Cruises, London 1911 Allahakbarries C.C. 1899, London 1950. Mr. Weston's Good Wine By T. F. Powys London, 1928. Walks In London Vol l. By Augustus J. C. Hare, London 1901. Souvenir Of The Isle Of Wight, T. Nelson and Son's ,London, 1897 and Ramble Through France By The Special Correspondent 'The Times' Newspaper. With Maps, London
Lot 438
A Collection of odds to include Brown letter page blotter, 19th century hand painted silhouette within a fitted frame, Various antique framing, Two hand held fans and a book titled 'The Hunting of the Snark an agony in eight fits by Lewis Carroll 1942 published by Chatto & Windus London- Transatlantic Arts New York- 2nd Impression
Lot 1765
An Astrocade The Professional Arcade Expandable Computer System, manufactured under licence from Bally Manufacturing Corporation, video game console system, comprising of console, two control handles, power adaptor, TV antenna switch, a quantity of owner's and operational manuals, together with eight boxed Bally Videocade boxed games, to include Star Battle, Bally Pin, Brickyard Clowns, Amazing Maze Tictactoe, Baseball/Tennis/Hockey/Handball, Grand Prix, Black Jack Poker, and Letter Match, all games housed in the original card boxes
Lot 151
Sermons & Tracts. Robert Fleming, Apocalyptical Key ... on the Rise & Fall of the Papacy, eng. frontis., 1793; Robert Hawker, A Letter to a Barrister, 1808; H.A. Stillingfleet, The Antiquity and Advantages of Church Music, Worcester, 1803; James Stillingfleet, National Gratitude (Battle of the Nile), Worcester, 1798; Thos. Scott, A Sermon ... Death of Lady Mary Fitzgerald, 1815; Thos. Scott, Spirit & Principles of a Genuine Missionary, 1810; Claudius Buchanan (from India), The Star in the East, n.d., & 6 others, in a quarter calf vol.
Lot 152
Sermons & Tracts. Robert Fleming, Apocalyptical Key ... the Decline of Papal Power, eng. frontis., 1809; Jabez Bunting, Justification by Faith, Leeds, 1813; Lord Kenyon, Observations on the Roman Catholic Question, 1812; (Thos. Wood), A Letter addressed to The Rev John Grundy (Unitarian), Manchester, 1810; (Langridge), Letters from a Parent on the Education of Children (stained title), 1800; James Wood, The Goodness of God (opening of Wesleyan Academy at Woodhouse Grove), Leeds, n.d.; Edward Parsons, On the Sudden Death of James McQuhae (Independent Chapel, Blackburn), Leeds, 1804; Thos. Wood, On Orthodox Christianity and Socinian Error, 1813; Robert Hindmarsh, On the Unitarian and Trinitarian Doctrines, Manchester, 1812; W. West, On what is Styled Catholic Emancipation, Liverpool, 1812; Jonathan Barber, Speech, Scarborough, 1813 & Ellen Robinson, On the Death of the Rev. Thomas Spencer, Liverpool 1812. In a quarter calf vol.
Lot 159
Sermons & Tracts. Andrew Snape, A Letter to the Bishop of Bangor, 1717; bound with A Full Answer to Mr Pillonniere`s Reply to Dr Snape, 1718; another, untitled, by Henry Mills & Bishop of Bangor, A Sermon Preach`d before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal (Anniversary of death of Charles I), half title & black bordered title, 1720. 4 items in old quarter calf, marbled brds.; also John Gother, The Sinners Complaints to God, half title but lacking full title, in nice late 18th cent. dark morocco gilt bdg., a.e.g. (2)
Lot 160
Tracts & Pamphlets. William Hone. Full Annals of the Revolution in France. Eng. port. frontis., damp stng. 1830; bound with Report of ... A Dinner to Commemorate the Abolition of the Sacramental Test, 1828; A View of ... the Free Trade & Colonisation of India, 1829; The Spirit of Despotism Dedicated to Lord Castlereagh, Hone, 1821; The Claims of the Clergy to Tithes, 1823; The British Constitution Triumphant, 11 wood eng. caricature vignettes, n.d.; W.E. Channing, Remarks on the Character of Napoleon Bonaparte, 1828; Remarks on the Injurious Effects of the Duty on Printed Cottons, 1830; A View of the Intellectual Powers of Man, Liverpool, 1821; A Letter to the People of Lancashire (Reform franchise), 1831; The Present Corrupt State of the Church of England by R.M. Beverley Esquire, Beverley, 1831 & George Condy, On the Effective Right and the Rejected Bill, 1831. Poor bdg., top brd. det but present.
Lot 129
Eliot (T.S.) Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, eighth impression, signed by the author on half-title, colour plates and illustrations by Nicolas Bentley, original pictorial cloth, dust-jacket slightly chipped and browned at edges, 8vo, 1957.⁂ Signed by the author in the year of this later impression "T.S. Eliot, "Tom Possum" 30.i.57". The final letter of his surname is slightly smudged.
Lot 223
NO RESERVE Hughes (Ted) Gaudete, first English edition, light foxing to edges, original cloth, dust-jacket, spine slightly sunned, light spotting to back panel, 1977 § Graves (Robert) Lars Porsena, one of 100 copies signed by the author, original cloth, slip-case, 1972 § Occasional Poets, edited by Richard Adams, first edition, proof copy belonging to contributor Neville Braybrooke, with letter signed by Richard Adams loosely inserted, slight creasing to some pages, occasional manuscript annotations, original cloth, dust-jacket; and 16 others, poetry, all first or first English editions, v.s. (19)
Lot 336
Maugham (William Somerset) Typed Letter signed to J. G. Lyons, 1p., Villa Mauresque, St. Jean Cap Ferrat, 13th December, 1962, thanking him for a poetic tribute he received; together with the typed tribute from the sender, and a printed income tax form for 1947-48, with manuscript entries, signed by Maugham, v.s., v.d. (3)
Lot 388
NO RESERVE Piper (John) Romney Marsh, first edition, signed by the author on title with Autograph Letter signed from Piper loosely inserted, illustrations by the author, light spotting, bookplate to front free endpaper, original boards, light toning to spine, dust-jacket price-clipped, light rubbing to spine tips and corners, else fine, 8vo, 1950.
Lot 485
NO RESERVE Woolf (Virginia) The Waves, ink ownership name to endpapers, 1931; A Room of One's Own, endpapers browned, occasional scattered spots, 1929; A Letter to a Young Poet, 1932, first editions, original cloth or wrappers, lightly soiled and faded, extremities and joints rubbed and bumped; and a uniform edition of Jacob's Room, 8vo (4)
Lot 106
Mathey - Tissot - Gentleman's limited edition Lord collection stainless steel case wristwatch, 19/66, black dial with silvered baton hour markers, date aperture at 3 o'clock and subsidiary seconds dial, signed crown and case back, quartz movement, 40mm diameter (ex.crown), on a black leather strap, with tag, warranty certificate, and letter, cased
Lot 269
First World War medal group awarded to Sergeant Norman Smith of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry comprising; War Medal, Victory Medal (1359 SJT. N. SMITH. OXF. & BUCKS. L. I.) and 1914-15 Star (1359 L.CPL. N. SMITH. OXF. & BUCKS. L. I.) with box, together with Memorial Plaque with letter and envelope
Lot 2055
Ex-shop stock Matchbox Regular Wheels G3 Vacation Gift Set containing (1) 12c Land Rover - blue body with burnt Sienna luggage, white interior with transmission tunnel cast, black plastic base without rear tow hook brace; (2) 23d Trailer Caravan with 36-tread black plastic wheels & closed axles; (3) 27d Mercedes 230SL; (4) 42b Studebaker Lark Station Wagon - light blue roof slide with cast letter B (missing plastic accessories); (5) 45b Ford Corsair with bare metal base, 36-tread black plastic wheels, complete with plastic accessories attached to sprue (does have a few tiny pin size factory assembly paint chips; (6) 48b Sports Boat & Trailer - white body with red hull & brass motor, light blue trailer with raised towing eye, 18-tread black plastic wheels (motor tarnished); (7) 56b Fiat 1500 with brown luggage; (8) 68b Mercedes Coach with closed axles - Excellent to Mint in Near Mint window box with original factory shrink-wrap but this is split along 2 sides with another minor small puncture hole to the front. Old store stock direct from Uneeda Hobby, Long Beach, New York State. (8)
Lot 2094
Matchbox Regular Wheels 6d Ford Pick-up Truck factory pre-production colour trial - metallic green body with grey plastic grille, white plastic rear canopy, clear windows, ivory interior, bare metal base without cast letter A - Excellent unboxed with thin factory paint finish particularly to rear and factory paint flaws to hood & roof. Consigned for sale direct from ex-Lesney employee.
Lot 2640
Matchbox Battle Kings (1) K107 Self Propelled 155mm Howitzer - gloss dark green body with red & blue letter "A" label, metallic gold Howitzer turntable, matt black base, green plastic rollers with original & pliable black rubber tracks; (2) K108 US Army Half Track - metallic green body with burnt sienna plastic rear canopy, light tan machine gunner, metallic dark graphite grey (charcoal) base, chrome 4-spoke front wheels, black plastic rear rollers with original & pliable black rubber tracks; (3) K109 British Army M-551 Sheridan Tank - metallic dark green body with red & blue triangular number 7 label, matt black base, original & pliable grey rubber tracks & Adventure 2000 Series (1) K2002 Flight Hunter with light amber windows, matt black base (left hand rear wheels have not been correctly hot foil printed by the factory and 1 soldier has broken away from base); (2) K2003 Crusader with light amber windows, matt black base, original & pliable black rubber tracks; (3) K2004 Rocket Striker with clear windows, matt black base - condition varies from Excellent to Mint in Good to Excellent window boxes some of which have damaged perspex windows. (6)
Lot 1451
Box of Collectibles & Ephemera, comprising brass and wood compass, a porcelain drinking flask with two glass tumblers and humorous poem, brass letter openers, Ronson and Zippo lighters, collection of badges and pins, collection of pens, metal cannon, old cigarette cards, old War Time postcards, etc.
Lot 401
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated September 10th 1995, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.'I was so touched by your kindness tonight that I wanted to write immediately, & tell you!'Thanking Susie Kassem for her gift of a book on meditation ‘I know that the contents will bring comfort and courage at challenging moments’Written in the early days of the two women’s friendship ‘I am extremely happy that our paths have crossed as I feel that I have known you before….’Two very small smears measuring approximately 2mm and 3mm above the word 'touched' and below the date, fold crease, and a very faint smear above 'the' at the foot of the page on the face side.
Lot 402
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated October 10th 1995, hand written in ink on two sides, on blue Kensington Palace notepaper. Thanking Susie Kassem for a gift of jasmine oil. The letter also mentions Diana’s acupuncturist Oonagh (Shanley-Toffolo) who was a very close friend 'Thank heavens you have returned to the fold & Oonagh & I reckon you are grounded for the next few months!' and expresses her gratitude to Susie for providing a listening ear ‘You were so special to listen to all my chat, never a dull moment in this department!’A small discolouration spot at foot of the facing page, fold crease, and two faint red crayon lines one in the bottom right and one to the centre.
Lot 404
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated November 27th 1995, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper. Thanking Susie for a gift of flowers, which were received when the Princess returned from a trip to Argentina and hoping to catch up with her soon. 'I have thought of you often during my days of absence, but hope very much to catch up on all fronts this week'Note: On November 20th 1995, the BBC aired Diana's now infamous Panorama interview with Martin Bashir. Three days later she visited Argentina as a 'goodwill ambassador' for Britain. Relations between the two countries had been strained since the Falklands War in 1982 and it was expected that this would be a difficult solo engagement for the Princess. However, within hours of landing and after a visit to an infant paralysis center, she had won over the Argentine public with her caring and compassion. 'Princess Diana managed to make her way to the heart of my people' said Argentinian President Carlos Menem, he declared her visit as 'exceptional, absolutely positive.'She flew home on November 26th and this letter was written the following day.Fold crease, faint red crayon line on verso.
Lot 406
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated December 10th 1995, hand written in ink on two sides, on blue Kensington Palace notepaper. Thanking both Susie and Tarek for lunch the previous Saturday and also stating how much she values their friendship ‘I’m immensely touched by how protective you both are of me….. I’m not used to that!!’Note: As with the previous lot, this letter was written just a short time after the Princess's Panorma interview and she was still at the centre of a media storm. It would have been imperative for Diana to surround herself with people who she felt safe with and was protected by, and it is revealing that she writes that she is not used to this feeling of protection.A noticeable accretion to the right hand margin, a lighter accretion at the foot of the page under 'friendship' running across the word and a fold crease.
Lot 408
Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated December 26th 1995, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.Written on Boxing Day, Diana had obviously enjoyed a marvellous festive celebration with the Kassems and writes thanking Susie, for her ‘generosity, presents, more presents and a wonderful lunch.’ she also writes ‘I am lost for words by all the lovely things you bring into my life, when many people would have deserted this ship’Note: The Princess had been expected to spend the Christmas of 1995 with the Royal Family at Sandringham, however on the 18th December, Buckingham Palace announced that the Princess of Wales would be not be joining them. Contemporary news sources state that Diana spent Christmas alone at Kensington Palace, however this letter would appear to contradict that, in it she tellingly writes ‘I was so thrilled to be invited into a family occasion particularly as I was made to feel like one of the team.’ It is heart warming to think that she enjoyed a family celebration after all. An area of bleeding on 'Thanks', and accretion on the top left hand corner and a fold crease.
Lot 410
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated February 7th 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A letter of effusive appreciation of the Kassem's support, thanking Susie for lunch 'You are immensely kind and enormously generous to me on an hourly level - I dont know what I've done to deserve it, but having never had such love and support from a married team before, it's just magical.'Slight bleed on the word 'enormously' on the verso, fold crease.
Lot 411
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated February 17th 1996, hand written in ink three sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.'Thank you for all the lovely things you said to me on the telephone tonight...' 'You have no idea the joy & trust you and Tarik have introduced into my life & I count myself extremely fortunate to be so near to you both'Diana also goes on to offer her own advice and comfort to her friend over a family matter.Fold creases to both pages.
Lot 412
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated February 25th 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.Thanking Tarek for his advice. 'I appreciate it enormously & realise that you spend a great deal of time thinking about this particular arena & the clarity you obviously see gives me the courage and strength I need to complete the course... thank you'This letter was written during a particurlarly challenging period for the Princess. Earlier in February she had met with the Queen at Buckingham Palace and discussed the custody and care of the Princes William and Harry, and divorce negotiatons were beginning in earnest. On the 28th February she had a further meeting with Prince Charles and later that day decided to issue her own statement about the divorce without notifying the palace. It is clear from this letter that she was extremely appreciative of the advice and support she was receiving at this difficult time.Fold crease, faint ink line at the head of the page on the verso.
Lot 413
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated March 10th 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.An affectionate letter to her friend Susie showing appreciation for spending their valuable time with her and thanking Susie for a book on crystals and a 'rock'. Thank you for making my Saturday and sweetly picking me up & here is to another week!'Note: Diana was very interested in the healing powers of crystals and she and Susie regularly exchanged gifts of this sort. Also, divorce proceedings were ongoing at this time and the wording of this letter implies that just getting through each week was a goal. A very faint smear above 'special' on the face side, fold crease bleed to 'really' on the verso.
Lot 414
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated March 16th 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A warm and afffectionate letter expressing her profound gratitude for the love and support Susie and Tarek have provided and thanking them for the gift of a Chrysocolla crystal, an appropriate gift during ongoing divorce proceedings as Chrysocolla is said to promote level headedness, encouraging clarity of thought and a neutral, calm attitude during turbulence.In ancient Egypt, it was called the "wise stone" because it shielded and encouraged the mind during negotiations.'I am overwhelmed totally by your cherishing & know that without your support & understanding I'd never have made it through the last few months' Fold cease.
Lot 416
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated April 23rd 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A very moving letter in which the Princess emphatically expresses just how much the strain is affecting her. She writes apologetically to cancel a trip to the opera with her friends and explains:I am having a very difficult time and the pressure is serious and coming from all sides' She continues: 'It's too difficult sometimes to keep ones head up and today I'm on my knees and just longing for this divorce to go through as the possible cost is tremendous'Diana's handwriting is normally very open and flowing, but it deteriorates towards the end of this letter and it is clear that she is struggling as she writes these last painful sentences.Fold crease across page.
Lot 417
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated April 28th 1996, hand written in ink three sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A letter in which the Princess again emphasizes how much she values Tarek's advice and the support and validation they provide her. She also thanks Susie & Tarek for the gifts they have brought back for her from Dubai and how much she enjoyed a recent lunch with them.'I adored our lunch together on Saturday & I always depart deep in thought at what Tarik has suggested & how right he is !'She expresses her love to them both and ends 'thank you for believing in me...' Faint pink smear possibly from the printing of the paper by the comma after 'Susie', and fold creases on both pages.
Lot 418
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated May 20th 1996, hand written in ink three sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A remarkable letter. The Princess thanks her friend for flowers but goes on to express her frustration at not being able to get hold of Susie and discuss personal matters as she doesn't have a mobile phone and she believes her Kesington Palace phone is bugged: 'as my lines here are constantly recorded & passed on'This letter was written during what was clearly a very difficult phase of divorce negotiations. She writes: 'If I had known a year ago what I'd experience going through this divorce, I'd never have consented, it's desperate and ugly.'A faint mirrored ink stain from the KENSINGTON PALACE header on the foot of the first face page, both pages with fold crease.
Lot 419
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated June 10th 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.Diana thanks Susie for flowers which awaited her return from Chicago. The Princess had been on two day, fund-raising visit to Chicago, which she'd clearly enjoyed and found a welcome break.'Chicago was fascinating although an extremely busy programme, one where there was alot of love given out & received & a great deal more to learn about cancer - I'll soon be an expert at this rate! A very faint smear at the head of the facing page, fold crease and faint bleed on 'wonderful' at the foot of the verso page.
Lot 424
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated December 17th 1996, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A particularly poignant and heartfelt letter. The Princess writes to thank Susie for flowers and her gift and tells her she is going abroad to the sunshine on the 24th 'as not being a lover of Christmas, I will top myself if I remain here! I Hope1997 will be an easier year for us all 'She also writes about their mutual friend John Kaliviotis, who they met when he was a patient at the Royal Brompton Hospital, awaiting a heart and lung transplant as he suffered from Cystic Fibrosis. John sadly passed away, and Princess Diana & Susie travelled to Greece for his funeral. They subsequently became very close to John's family. In this letter, Diana writes: 'I think often of John and his family and miss them more than I could ever have imagined...'Fold crease, bleed to 'than' and 'miss' on the verso.
Lot 425
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated March 1st 1997, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.Thanking Susie for a 'terrific' lunch 'wonderful to see and catch up with Tarik too' She tells her she has been listening to the CD that Susie gave her, inbetween the shops 'I was restrained on that subject by the way!Fold crease.
Lot 426
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated March 23rd 1997, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.To Dearest Tarik – thanking him for lunch 'I was enormously touched to be invited' she continues 'It was lovely to be taken to new surroundings and perhaps a preview of a future abode!'Note: This letter was written after a lunch at the Conrad Hotel in Chelsea Harbour, now the Chelsea Harbour Hotel. The area had been recently redeveloped into a luxurious and exclusive neighbourhood. The Princess, recently divorced, was perhaps considering her options and the possiblilty of moving out of her Kensington Palace apartments.Fold crease.
Lot 427
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated March 30th 1997, hand written in ink on two sides, on blue Kensington Palace notepaper.Thanking Susie & Tarek for placing her under their 'wing' on Easter Day and an excursion to a restaurant, the French Horn, in Sonning on Thames.'The kindness that comes from the Kassem's seems to be neverending & deeply touching & I do promise that you definitely get next Sunday off!'Fold crease, slight bleed to 'touching' on the verso.
Lot 428
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed notecard, dated April 28th 1997, hand written in ink on one side, on a blue Kensington Palace notecard.'Safely returned one letter - thank you for trusting me with it - Lots of love from Diana X 'No condition issues.
Lot 429
Diana - The Private Correspondence of a Princess A collection of letters and notecards written by Diana, Princess of Wales Diana, The Princess of Wales, signed letter dated May 11th 1997, hand written in ink two sides, on her personal cream and burgundy Kensington Palace notepaper.A very affectionate letter, a 'long overdue' thank you 'for all the stunning flowers' 'Paul is naturally thrilled, but I am even more so...' 'They are a constant reminder of our special unit, that's precious & most treasured.'Fold crease.
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