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Lot 48
Dickens, Charles. The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, first edition, London: Chapman and Hall, 1839, half-calf with morocco title label lettered in gilt. Contents generally good and clean, plates discoloured/toned; binding tight and solid with discolouration

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 49
Manuscript. Education. Specimens of Penmanship, by John Farrer, copied from Mr Richard Kemplay's select and original pieces at his Academy, Leeds, 1809. Handwritten essays on various subjects (Commerce; Newspapers; The Rein-Deer; Royal Duties and Privileges, and others), executed in classical penmanship style, the titles in varying fonts/decoration, each essay signed 'John Farrer' and 'W. W.'. The final page (following the Conclusion), signed and inscribed, 'John Farrer, W. W. Midsummer Vacation

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- Estimate£300 - £500
- StatusUnsold
Lot 50
Rowling, J. K. The Harry Potter Gift Set, deluxe editions of the first four novels in the series, each one signed by the author in bold blue ink on the title page (four signed books), housed in a cloth-covered slipcase featuring another signature by Rowling in silver ink. Comprising: Philosopher's Stone, seventh impression; Chamber of secrets, seventh impression; Prisoner of Azkaban, eighth impression; Goblet of Fire, first edition. In fine, unread condition; some very minor rubbing and faint we

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- Estimate£2,000 - £3,000
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 51
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter deluxe editions: Philosopher's Stone, fourth impression; Chamber of Secrets, sealed/unopened with price sticker (£18); Prisoner of Azkaban, partially sealed, fifth impression (3)

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- Estimate£80 - £100
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 52
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, first edition, print line on copyright page reads '10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1', second state with no dropped line of text error, London: Bloomsbury, 1999, bearing Bloomsbury bookplate signed by the author to front pastedown. Binding tight and solid; boards good and vibrant; dust-jacket well-preserved with bold colours; contents good, clean, bright; gift inscription on pastedown

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- Estimate£200 - £300
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 53
Rowling, J. K. The Casual Vacancy, first edition, London: Little, Brown, 2012, hardback, complete with dust-jacket, signed by the author in bold black ink on title page, hologram sticker, loosely-inserted note on compliments slip from Bath Festivals. Binding tight and solid; dust-jacket well-preserved with minimal knocks to extreme edges; contents good, clean, bright Provenance: Purchased by the vendor at a charity auction for Julian House in Bath

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- Estimate£150 - £200
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 54
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, paperback, London: Bloomsbury, 1997, 23rd issue, signed by the author in bold black ink on dedication page. Binding tight and solid; covers good and bright with very faint discolouration to spine and very light creasing/knocks to corners/edges Provenance: Vendor attended a signing at Waterstones, Birmingham in 1998, which was held to promote the release of the second book in the series, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Vendor att

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- Estimate£1,500 - £2,000
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 55
Davidson, John. Notes Taken During Travels in Africa, printed for private circulation only, London: J. L. Cox, 1839, association copy with loosely-inserted manuscript letter and inscription to verso of front free endpaper recording the provenance and history of the book, 'This book belonged to Mrs Henry Chamberlain, nee Agnes Davidson, sister of the author' (with subsequent owners/history recorded). Owner inscription (author's sister) in black ink on title page, 'Mrs Chamberlain, Belmont House,

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- Estimate£200 - £300
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 56
Heron-Allen, Edward. The Great War: Journal of a Visit to the Front, October 1918. Typewritten draft bearing presentation inscription from the author (presumably to the typist) in black ink on front free endpaper, 'To Iris (who copied it) from EHA (who wrote it) 1919'. The hole-punched pages are bound in dark blue buckram, the spine lettered in gilt, top edge gilt. 163 numbered pages, 12 October 1918 to 26 October 1918, with occasional ink corrections by hand. 'The train left at 12.35, and as my

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- Estimate£300 - £500
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 57
Taylor, Agnes. Shakespeare's Plays, 1868, manuscript book of illustrations depicting characters/scenes from the plays with relevant quotations. Pictorial title page followed by 27 pages of ink drawings (remaining pages blank/unused). Bound in full crushed morocco with marbled endpapers, worn with upper board detached but housed in an Arts & Crafts style embroidered jacket

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- Estimate£100 - £150
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 58
A mid-nineteenth century Native American beadwork purse or pouch, c.1850-75. It is expertly-made on a white ground, possibly by Northeastern Woodlands or Northern Plains, Cree. 15.5 cm wide. (1) Condition: In good overall condition.

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- Estimate£100 - £150
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 58A
Shropshire. Two vellum documents (deed of purchase, counterpart lease), Chares II period, relating to William Scott the Elder of Gifford Grange, Cosford, Shropshire, dated 1682. Together with an undated vellum indenture, in Latin, relating to William Scott the Elder and John Gifford, and part of a loose wax seal.

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- Estimate£100 - £150
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 59
Robert Tyndall (20th Century), collection of six original illustrations of Noddy (Enid Blyton), greeting card designs, ink & watercolour, framed & glazed (6)

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- Estimate£1,000 - £1,500
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 60
Field Marshall Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, "Monty" (1887-1976). Two autograph letters in blue ink on headed paper (London Echelon, Whitehall S.W.1), dated 19 February 1949 and 21 September 1949, addressed to Headmaster of Maidstone Grammar School in Kent, confirming that he is happy to present prizes at the school's Speech Day, signed boldly 'Montgomery of Alamein, F.M.', complete with envelopes (the earlier letter posted from Park Hotel in Switzerland). Together

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- Estimate£100 - £150
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 61
Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), founder of modern nursing, known as "The Lady with the Lamp". Original autograph letter in bold pencil, signed and dated 17 August 1892, headed '10, South Street, Park Lane. W.' The letter, which is addressed to Mrs Walker, expresses concern for the welfare of 'Sister Hannah Allen'. 'Thank you for your very kind note about a woman to wash & clean for Sister Hannah Allen. But you do not tell me the name of the woman...The main thing, of course, is to have a perso

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- Estimate£600 - £800
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 62
Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), founder of modern nursing, known as "The Lady with the Lamp". Original autograph letter in bold pencil, signed and dated 20 August 1892, headed '10, South St. W.' The letter, which is addressed to Mrs Walker, seeks to ensure the welfare of 'our old friend, Hannah Allen'. 'I am very glad that there is a woman whom Miss Allen can trust, & that she has white washed & cleaned her house so nicely. I should like her (Mary Ann Laking) to wash for Miss Allen once a week

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- Estimate£600 - £800
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 63
Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), founder of modern nursing, known as "The Lady with the Lamp". Original autograph letter in pencil, signed and dated 7 January 1894, on headed paper (10, South Street, Park Lane. W.). The letter, which is addressed to Mrs Walker, seeks to ensure the welfare of 'Hannah Allen'; Nightingale lists some flannel she has sent, and requests that it be made up for Allen to wear. 'I am told that her house & clothes are now always clean. But I should be glad if you could ki

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- Estimate£600 - £800
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 64
Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), founder of modern nursing, known as "The Lady with the Lamp". Original autograph letter in pencil, signed and dated 28 March 1894, on headed paper (10, South Street, Park Lane. W.). The letter, which is addressed to Mrs Walker, seeks to ensure the continued welfare of 'Hannah Allen'. 'I am much obliged to you for your care of Miss Hannah Allen. I hope you will kindly see that she does wear the flannel I sent her. You do not tell me how long the money you receive

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- Estimate£600 - £800
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 65
Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), founder of modern nursing, known as "The Lady with the Lamp". Original autograph letter in black ink, signed and dated 7 April 1894, on headed paper (10, South Street, Park Lane. W.). The letter, which is addressed to Mrs Walker, requests confirmation that her instructions are being carried out regarding the welfare of 'poor old Miss Hannah Allen'. 'Though you have not answered my letters, I am sure you are very much interested in poor old Miss Hannah Allen - yo

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- Estimate£600 - £800
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 66
Manuscript. Latin. 1583. Religious letter-book or administrative record. Italian. 96 numbered pages with text on both sides (192 pages of handwritten text), laid/chain-lined paper bearing manufacturer's watermarks, untrimmed page edges, paper covers (upper cover only) bearing date of 1583, remnants of wax seal to final page. Well-preserved, clean and bright throughout; some wear and slight loss to final couple of leaves; pale dampstaining in places; blue paper covers present at front only

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- Estimate£200 - £300
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 67
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, first edition, first issue [one of only 500], London: Bloomsbury, 1997, hardback, publisher's laminated pictorial boards, print line on copyright page reads '10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1'; '1 wand' appears twice on p.53; 'Philosopher's' is misspelled 'Philospher's' to rear cover; 'Wizardry and Witchcraft' [rather than 'Witchcraft and Wizardry'] to rear cover. Contents very good, clean, bright; usual very faint toning to page edges; tiny dent/nick

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- Estimate£20,000 - £30,000
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 68
Thatcher, Margaret. Statecraft, first edition, signed by the author in bold blue ink on title page, London: Harper Collins, 2002, hardback with dust-jacket. A well-preserved, bright copy with its original Hatchards invoice, bookmark and envelope

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- Estimate£100 - £150
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 69
Photographs. Japan. Kusakabe Kimbei studio or similar, 34 hand-tinted albumen prints (arranged on 17 mount cards), most bearing manuscript titles, depicting people, customs/culture, shops/markets, street scenes, architecture/temples. To include 'Riding in a Kuruma'; 'Making Ceremonial Tea'; 'Water Coolie'; 'Buddhist Priest; 'Girls Showing Obi', and others. Albumen prints generally well-preserved, some of the mount cards with marks and wear

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- Estimate£200 - £300
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 70
Durham History Interest. Collection of indentures, comprising: paper lease, dated 30 January 1767, for George Frankland, Durham; paper lease, dated 19 March 1728, for Ladock Smith, Durham; vellum mortgage, dated 24 October 1866, for the Trustees of the "Monarch" Permanent Building Society, Durham; vellum lease, dated 13 March 1840, for George Wilkinson, Durham; a series of four vellum indentures relating to dwellings in Church Street, Durham, 1840-41

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- Estimate£50 - £80
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 71
Collection of three miniature books: [Landon, Letitia Elizabeth] (Illus.). Schloss's English Bijou Almanac for 1839, Poetically Illustrated by L. E. L., six engraved plates/portraits (including frontispiece), London: Published by the Proprietors, 1839, blue gilt covers (lacking upper board), all edges gilt; Petit Paroissien de la Jeunesse, Paris: Marcilly, no date, gilt decorated red paper covered boards, all edges gilt, illustrated with engraved plates, housed in red card slipcase (faint wear t

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- Estimate£70 - £100
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 72
Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, first edition, London: Bloomsbury, 1999, hardback, print line on copyright page reads '10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1', second state without the dropped line of text error. Contents good and clean with light toning around page edges; boards bold and vibrant with shelf-lean and slight bumping to extremities; dust-jacket bold and unclipped with some light creasing and cockling

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- Estimate£100 - £150
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 73
Autograph letter from Beryl Formby, typed on Beryldene headed paper and signed in black ink, addressed to Victor Murray of Lozells, Birmingham, no date [c.1937-38]. In the letter, Beryl politely informs Mr Murray that George Formby is unable to grant him permission to perform his songs in public because 'the Associated Copyright people...would come down on you like a ton of hot bricks'. Shortly before the Second World War, Victor Murray was entertaining punters at the Crompton Arms in Handsworth

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- Estimate£50 - £100
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 74
Political History. Manuscript. 19th century. Black ink on lined paper bound in black quarter-calf with marbled page edges. 35 numbered pages of writing, titled, 'a Political Journal kept by Sir Edward Knatchbull Bart. Beginning with the Dissolution of the Whig Govt. 1834'. Entries from 1834 to 1848. Some entries are brief, but many are detailed, for instance this one near the beginning of the journal: 'Sun. Jan 25. Went to church at St. Margarets. Paid three or four visits, and called on and saw

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- Estimate£200 - £300
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 75
Illuminated manuscript address to John Denby Esq. of Wycliffe House, Shipley, West Yorkshire, from Members of the Saltaire Wesleyan Church and Congregation, marking the 20th anniversary of the opening of the chapel, and thanking Mr & Mrs Denby for their hard work and 'substantial help in the building of our beautiful sanctuary', dated 7 February 1888. Watercolour and gilt design with black calligraphic script, illuminated by William Lister, Bradford, bound in full calf lettered in gilt

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- Estimate£50 - £70
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 76
Shakespeare, William. The Works of Shakespere, Imperial Edition, in two volumes, London: J. S. Virtue & Co. Ltd., [c.1876]. Folio, half crushed morocco lettered in gilt, marbled endpapers/page edges, steel-engraved plates, including frontispiece portrait of Shakespeare. Contents generally clean and bright, but with dampstaining to edges/corners throughout; bindings tight and solid, wear to extremities, lower boards with some wear and dampstaining (2)

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- Estimate£50 - £70
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 77
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1970. Inscribed and signed in bold blue ink, 'Marjorie...and with love from Charles.' Mounted colour print depicting Prince Charles. Folding cream card bearing Prince of Wales's feathers to upper board. Complete with original envelope inscribed in blue ink, 'Miss Dawson', with a 'C' in black ink at lower-left Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 78
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1971. Inscribed and signed in bold blue ink, 'Marjorie...with love Charles.' Mounted colour print depicting Prince Charles. Folding cream card bearing Prince of Wales's feathers to upper board Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 79
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1973. Inscribed and signed in bold blue ink, 'Marjorie...and love from Charles.' Black & white printed portrait of Prince Charles wearing a kilt. Folding white card bearing blue embossed crest to upper board Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 80
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1975. Inscribed and signed in bold blue ink, 'Marjorie...and love from Charles.' Mounted colour print depicting Prince Charles in uniform. Folding pale blue card bearing blue crest to upper board Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 81
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1977. Inscribed and signed in bold blue ink, 'Marjorie...and with my love (and apologies for a late arrival!) from Charles.' Mounted colour photograph of Prince Charles, inscribed below, 'Canada 1977'. Heavy white card bearing gilt crest to upper board. Complete with original envelope, inscribed in black ink, 'Miss Marjorie Dawson, Windsor Castle', with 'C' at lower-left Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Pri

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 82
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1978. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink, 'Marjorie...and with love from Charles.' Mounted black & white photograph of Prince Charles wearing a kilt outside Balmoral Castle. Heavy white card bearing gilt crest to upper board. Complete with original envelope, inscribed in black ink, 'Miss Marjorie Dawson', with 'C' at lower-left Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 83
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales. Autograph Christmas card, 1980. Inscribed and signed in black ink, 'Marjorie...and love from Charles.' Mounted colour photograph of Prince Charles with Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. Heavy white card bearing gilt crest to upper board Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£80 - £120
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 84
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and love from Charles'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'and Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting Charles and Diana on their wedding day. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Surrey; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 18 December 1981 Provenance: Marjorie Daw

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- Estimate£300 - £500
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 85
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and much love from us both - Charles and'; signed in blue ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with an infant Prince William. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Surrey; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 20 December 1982 Provenan

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 86
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and love from Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with a young Prince William. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Surrey; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 17 December 1983 Provenance: Marjorie Daw

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 87
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and love from us both Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with a young Prince William and infant Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Surrey; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 17 December

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 88
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and lots of love from Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Surrey; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 20 December 198

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 89
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and lots of love from Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Surrey; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 16 December 198

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 90
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'Marjorie...and love from Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. [1987] Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 91
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'from Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Friary Court, St. James's Palace; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 20 December 1988

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 92
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Autograph Christmas card. Inscribed and signed in bold black ink by Prince Charles, 'and much love from Charles and'; signed in black ink by Princess Diana, 'Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Friary Court, St. James's Palace; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 23

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- Estimate£300 - £400
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 93
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Christmas card, [autopen] signed in black ink, 'from Charles and Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Friary Court, St. James's Palace. [1990] Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£150 - £200
- Winning BidN/A
- StatusCLOSED!
Lot 94
TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. Christmas card, [autopen] signed in black ink, 'from Charles and Diana.' Mounted colour photograph depicting the couple with their sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Heavy white card bearing gilt crests to upper board. Complete with original envelope addressed to Miss Marjorie Dawson, RVM, Bolton; postmarked/stamped Buckingham Palace, 17 December 1991 Provenance: Marjorie Dawson RVM (1915-2019), dresser and maid to Princess Alexandra

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- Estimate£150 - £200
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- StatusCLOSED!

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