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Eigenhändiger Brief (in 3. Person, 1 S. 8°, mit Namenszug am Kopf) in Tinte
Autograph Letter in the third person, explaining that an attack of gout prevents him from accepting the invitation of 'Mr Mackinnon'. 'Palace Hotel | 1 July – [no year]'. 1p, 12mo. In good condition, lightly aged. Tipped-in onto a piece of paper cut from an album owned by the Cullum baronets of Hardwick House, with whom - other papers reveal - Mackinnon was associated, possibly as land agent. The letter, in Peabody's shaky hand, reads: 'Mr Peabody presents his Compliments to Mr Mackinon [sic] and regrets that owing to an attack of gout he was unable to avail himself of Mr: Mackinnon's [sic] kind invitation for the evening of the 29th. Ulto. - - Mr Peabody returns to Scotland in a few days to be absent for the season. -' From 1837 Peabody was resident in England.
(dito zum gleichen Preis : E.Widmungsblatt (1 S. kl. 8°) mit Datum Jan. 7 th 1860, voller Unterschrift signiert/ Autograph Note Signed "George Peabody", addressing the members of the Philanthropic Club. No place, 7 Jan. 1860 One page, 12 x 13cm, tipped on to part of an album leaf (blue). Text: "To the Members of the | Philanthropic Club. | In Grateful Rememberance | From Their Obliged | and Grateful Servant, | George Peabody | Jan. 7th. 1860." Perhaps it accompanied a gift, probably a book)