Charles Dickens
Autograph Letter Signed
Third-person ALS signed
in the text "Mr. Charles Dickens" and "Mr. Dickens," one page, 4.25
x 7, Gad's Hill letterhead, December 22, 1866.
In full:
"Mr.
Charles Dickens presents his compliments to Mr. Bell, and begs his
kind acceptance of the enclosed cheque in aid of the objects of the
Glasgow Bazaar. Absence prevented Mr. Dickens from receiving
Miss Hingston's circular letter in time to forward one of his books
for the sale there, as requested." The same letter is fully
documented and excerpted in The Letters of Charles Dickens (Oxford
University Press, 2002, p 286). The event Dickens alludes to,
the Fever Convalescent Home and Children's Bazaar, was a charitable
effort that raised some 5,300.
Matted with an antique
portrait engraving to an overall size of 18 x 13.25. A touch
of mild soling, and a few small stains to blank lower portion,
otherwise fine condition
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Autograph: |
Charles Dickens |
Document Type: |
Autograph Letter Signed |
Unframed Dimensions: |
18" l x 13.25" h |
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