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Letter. Very Good. Three HOLOGRAPH notes from this Connecticut poet which, in her small hand, amount to several hundred words.
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ARCHIVE of 3 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS SIGNED
by CARRIER, Constance
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AT SUNDOWN
by WHITTIER, John Greenleaf
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Cambridge: Privately Printed: The Riverside Press, 1890. First Edition. Hardcover. A couple of pages with offsetting from previously laid in news clippings. Near Fine in a Fine chemise and close to Fine slipcase with a sunned spine. Publisher's olive cloth. BAL 22137: 277 copies printed. As with many copies this has the slip of paper tipped in at the front with Whittier's facsimile signature and presentation, but in addition this copy is INSCRIBED but not signed by Whittier at the top of the front blank: "To my dear friends/Caroline A. Bulla,/and Mary W. Bulla." Housed in a green cloth chemise lettered in gilt "First Edition/Douglas Young Jr. Collection" and a green morocco-backed cloth slipcase with four raised bands and gilt lettering on the spine.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS) to William Winters
by BURROUGHS, John
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West Park, NY, 15 November [1915]. Letter. Creases from mailing; slight fading of ink at the end. Near Fine. A two-page handwritten letter to drama critic and author William Winters on one side of two sheets of 5-1/2" x 8-1/4" "Riverby" stationery, SIGNED in full by Burroughs at the conclusion. In full: "I have had one letter from you during my long life, but you have had none from me. So I am writing you a line to tell you how much I enjoyed those days with you at the Rowlands. Like all good fruit-- you have grown sweeter as you have grown riper, & I am sure that, unlike some fruit-- you will always be sound at heart. I regret that we did not meet earlier in our lives. Much of your literary output is outside of the field of my interests, which is a narrow one, but I know your English books well & have enjoyed them. It was a delight to hear you recall the old 'Saturday Press' days & the generation of writers to which we both belong. When men reach our age they begin to enjoy the leisure of the…
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS) to his wife
by GREY, Zane
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New York, March 1908. Letter. Folds from mailing, still about Fine, with envelope. A three-page AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED as "Pearl" (Grey was born Pearl Zane Gray) to his wife "Dolly" on three sheets of illustrated New Grand Hotel stationery with envelope postmarked March 1908. Grey discusses his rotten position: "I'm afraid I can't have Outing publish my book until everybody's got good and ready to let me.... And I, like an idiot signed that paper, which legally gives them the right to my photographs. Why didn't you or Murphy see that? If they don't choose to use the story & pictures I can't get the book published at all. It's most damnably sickening. I don't know what to do.... For a measly little hundred dollars I have about queered my chances.... Murphy says it will work out allright [sic]. I hope so, but tonight I can't see anything but black. Will be on the mountain tomorrow." Zane Grey decided to become a writer just five years before this letter when he wrote a fishing story that appeared in…
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS) to his wife
by GREY, Zane
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Long Key, FL, 29 Jan. 1912. Letter. Folds from mailing, still about Fine, with envelope. A one-page AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED as "Doc" to his wife "Dolly" with fine content on Florida East Coast Hotel Co./Long Key Fishing Camp stationery with envelope. In full: "It sure is hunting my forgotten birthday! Let's see. I'll be 38. Gee! I feel old. But maybe its this damned languorous climate. I've been eating too much, also. There isn't any news. The sun shines, the winds blow, and time flies. I'll be home soon again. I have not been fishing yet. This matter of work begins to drag on me. If I don't work I'm unhappy. Yesterday I wrote some of the scenario of the play. I've somehow lost confidence since I read that play book. But things will come to a head soon. I'm glad for this past week. I seem to be my old self again. Aren't you glad? I'd appreciate a letter from you occasionally. You'll be mad when you see that all this fat [?] letter is not a love letter to you. With love to all, Doc." Superb letter…
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS) to his son
by GREY, Zane
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Roseburg, OR, 25 June 1935. Letter. Folds from mailing, still about Fine, with envelope. A fine two-page AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED as "Dad" to his son Romer on colorful Zane Grey Camp stationery with envelope. In part: "I've been gone 10 days, and have received only one wire from home. No letters! Pyramid Lake was the bunk. It's all right for big shots who are dumb, but not for me. There were some peachy divorcees there.... We trolled for hours - for nothing.... You should always be sure of your ground before you steer anyone up against anything.... We are here in camp, and it's lovely.... No fish yet. The river is about 18 inches high, and sure is hell. There are a few steelhead coming up, so we hear. But I haven't seen any.... By July 15 fishing should be good."
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)
by VERLAINE, Paul
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Paris, 1 August 1895. Framed Letter. About Fine and a handsome presentation. One-page SIGNED handwritten letter in French on 4-1/2" x 6-3/4" sheet to an unnamed politician regarding placement of an article about his book in REVUE ENCYCLOPÉDIQUE. Roughly translated: "I received your check for 4 guineas today and I thank you. The article on your book is at the REVUE ENCYCLOPÉDIQUE, a very important magazine which comes out about the 15th. As soon as the magazine will be printed, I'll send it to you myself. Let me congratulate you on your electoral victory although I take hardly any interest in politics." Matted and framed along with a reproduced image of Georges Rouault’s portrait of Verlaine. Associated with the Symbolist and Decadent movements, Verlaine's poetry was admired and recognized as ground-breaking, serving as a source of inspiration to composers including Gabriel Fauré and Claude Debussy. He died in 1896 at the age of 51 after being ravaged by drug dependence and alcoholism.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)
by LEVINE, Philip
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[Boston], 23 October 1986. Letter. Fine. A one-page AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED on 8-1/2" x 11" lined paper to a Southern autograph dealer sending items for sale. In part: "Here are the little gimmicks signed.... Plus a [?] of a revision I'm working on. I'm not sure I have it right yet. I have no idea what it's worth. Probably way too much. I've been told by an expert advisor to save all such things for the Big Sale, but this was on the floor for whatever you think it's worth."
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)
by BURROUGHS, John
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West Park, NY, 24 August 1893. Letter. Paperclip rust stain at top margin. Near Fine. A two-page handwritten letter to Robert Underwood Johnson ("Dear Johnson"), Associate Editor of CENTURY MAGAZINE, on two panels of a 10" x 8" sheet folded in half, SIGNED in full by Burroughs at the conclusion. In part: "I have not written an outdoor article for a long time, except some short papers for YOUTHÂ’S COMPANION. If I ever again write anything suitable for THE CENTURY, you shall have it. I am just now opening the grape campaign [grape harvest?]. This rain to-day is very much needed.... I climbed Slide Mountain [peak in Catskill Mountains, NY] alone & slept on its summit."
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THE TENT ON THE BEACH And Other Poems with an AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS) and an AUTOGRAPH QUOTATION SIGNED (AQS)
by WHITTIER, John Greenleaf
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Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1867. First Edition. Hardcover. Letter has creases from mailing, the ink a bit faded; stain over a few letters of the quote and the facing page; light wear to spine tips. At least Very Good with interesting additions and a superb provenance. Publisher's brick cloth. BAL 21866: Binding B; mostly B points in text. Likely the Second Printing, as usual. Pasted to the front endpaper is an envelope containing a three-page handwritten letter on three sides of a 10" x 8" sheet of paper folded into fours SIGNED by Whittier with his initials and dated 1867, regarding the "The Palatine," a poem which appears on page 90 of the book, giving background to the legend of "The Palatine Light," an apparition reported near Block Island said to be the ghost ship of a lost 18th-century vessel named the Palatine. The folklore account is based on the historical wreck of the Princess Augusta in 1738, which became known as the Palatine in 19th-century accounts. Whittier immortalized the legend in…
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