Four Typed Letters from Sparse Grey Hackle

A three, two and (2) one page typed letters with the usual corrections in Sparse's hand addressed to Fred Utz, a close friend and former President of The Angler's Club of New York . Topics include dif

Totaling four and a half typed pages, with three signed "Sparse" and one signed "Sparse Grey Hackle". Topics mentioned are opening day on the Beaverkill, Club members of the DeBruce club, Antrim lodge

Six typed letters, with four signed "Sparse", two unsigned but with excellent content, 10 pages in total. The two unsigned letters are to Rancocas, (antiquarian bookseller, Aldridge Williams, who live

Typed letter on his stationery and which is signed by two seldom seen sign offs "Louise & Alfred Miller" and "Sparse Grey Hackle". His usual signing is simply "Sparse". The letter contains a thank you

Two typed letters of two and a half pages in length, to Rancocas (Antiquarian Bookseller, Aldridge Williams, who lived in Rancocas, New Jersey) discussing match fishing, angling literature, the first

A lengthy 6 page letter to Rancocas (antiquarian bookseller, Aldridge Williams, who lived in Rancocas, New Jersey) discussing topics such as: book selling business; cars, especially the Model-T Ford;

Heading: Author: Grey, Zane Title: Four typed letters, signed, from Grey to Fred Feldkamp, editor of "For Men" magazine Place Published: [Altadena, CA] Publisher: Date Published: September-D

HAMMERSTEIN, OSCAR II Four typed letters signed to Celeste Holm, 1952-56. [New York:] 20 March 1952; 27 October 1953; 15 February 1954; and 19 December 1956. Single page typed letters signed "Oscar",

This early string bound Philadelphia sporting tackle company price list holds 12 pages within it's covers. Sparse Grey Hackle called Krider the "undisputed king of the sportsmen's outfitting business

Four typed and handwritten letters of congratulations on the fine production of the 1952 Payne catalog including one from "Pick", sporting author, Harold Pickering.; Five typed letters mostly from law

NOEL COWARD (1899-1973) Four signed correspondence items. Comprising: a Typed letter signed Mr. C. with excellent content. Las Vegas: 10 June, no year [likely 1955]. One page letter on Desert Inn stat

TLS in French, four onionskin pages, 8.25 x 11.75, personal letterhead, May 21, 1980. Letter to Stanley Hochman, his American translator, discussing several films along with the work of French critic

TLS, one page, 8.5 x 11, October 6, 1992. Addressed from Vineyard Haven on Martha's Vineyard, a letter to school teacher Steve Yoken, answering four questions, in full: "1. Leo Tolstoi, Joseph Co

Three typed letters on his personal stationery and one handwritten replying to Helen Shaw's typed and signed letter, all signed "Eric". Four of the correspondence is with Helen Shaw and the remaining

The first handwritten letter of four parts on one sheet of paper has "5/16/05" written in green ink at the top of the letter. It is unsigned but is definitely in Grey's hand had possesses great conten

VIEWS OF KANT, SCHILLER, AND SPINOZA ON ETHICS AND SUPERSTITION (SCIENTISTS.) EINSTEIN, ALBERT. Two Typed Letters Signed, "A. Einstein," to aphorist Hans Margolius, in German. The first, encouraging h

A SET OF FOUR GREY PAINTED WOOD WALL BRACKETS OR MOUNTSAFTER A DESIGN BY GEORGE SMITH, 19TH CENTURYeach 34cm high, 32cm wide

SHARING THOUGHTS ON EUGENICS WITH AUTHOR OF BOOK ON CONSANGUINE MARRIAGE BELL, ALEXANDER GRAHAM. Three Typed Letters Signed, to George Byron Louis Arner, encouraging his research into consanguine marr

Significant typed manuscript by George S. Patton, signed “G. S. Patton, Jr.,” two pages, 8 x 10.5, sent by General Patton to Colonel F. D. Fitzgerald, chief of the Public Relations Divisio

TLS signed “John,” with added self-portrait sketch, one page, 8.5 x 11, August 1, 1974. Letter sent to Native American guitarist Jesse Ed Davis, in full (spelling and grammar retained): &l

Autographs Theodore Roosevelt The Conservation President Promotes a Conference for “Conservation of our Natural Resources” THEODORE ROOSEVELT (1858-1919). Twenty-Sixth President of the United Stat

[African-Americana] King, Martin Luther, Jr. Typed letter, signed Martin Luther King, Jr.'s poignant letter to a Pennsylvania-based poet and supporter, sent at a critical moment leading up to the pass

TLS signed “Margaret Mitchell Marsh,” one page, 7.25 x 11, personal letterhead, February 16, 1939. Letter to Harry Haggas in England, in part: "Thank you so much for your letter and the ma

TLS signed “A. Einstein,” one page, 8.5 x 11, The Institute for Advanced Study letterhead, October 1, 1952. Letter to mathematical physicist Daniel M. Lipkin, in full: "The possibility of