[trading in the Solomons] One page, on "Harbor Rest" stationery, dated by ink-stamp July 9, 1911. With London's name and address ("Glen Ellen, Calif.") in holograph, plus his signature at the end of the letter. The text of this letter (we apologize for repeating Jack's language!) is: Dear sir:- In reply to.....
![Autograph Letter Signed [regarding his son Harry] to The Rev. John M. Brackenbury. Charles Dickens](/pictures/thumb/14661.JPG?v=1612563751)
One page, on Gads Hill Place stationery, dated 21 May 1868. The text of this letter reads: I am deeply gratified by your praises of Harry; and I dearly hope that in his future career he will do us both justice. | Nothing will occur, I trust, to prevent my having.....
[inscribed by the author] London: Hurst and Blackett, 1867. 16 pp Vol III ads dated November 1866. Original blind-stamped blue-violet cloth with spines stamped in gilt. First Edition of this collection of tales: Vol I consists entirely of "Leyton Hall," Vol II consists of "Hearts are Trumps," "Mind Your Own.....
[W.B. Yeats and Rupert Brooke] London: Elkin Mathews, 1904. 4 pp undated ads. Original blue wrappers decoratively printed in black. First Published Edition, issued in wrappers by Elkin Mathews as No. 17 in the "Vigo Cabinet Series." This pair of very early Yeats tales had been privately printed in 1897.....
