[Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish] Autograph Note Signed ('F. Cavendish') to unnamed female correspondent.
Published by 16 August 187; on embossed letterhead 'Holker Hall Carke-in-Cartmel Carnforth.'
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Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United KingdomRichard M. Ford Ltd
AbeBooks seller since November 20, 1997
Condition: Used
US$ 69.59
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- [Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish] Autograph Note Signed ('F. Cavendish') to unnamed female correspondent.
- Author
- Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish (1836-82), murdered by the Irish National Invincibles in Phoenix Park, Dublin
- Publisher
- 16 August 187; on embossed letterhead 'Holker Hall Carke-in-Cartmel Carnforth.'
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Richard M. Ford Ltd
London, United Kingdom
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| Item | 14 to 45 business days | 5 to 10 business days |
|---|---|---|
| First item | US$ 6.08 | US$ 11.96 |
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Store description
Specialty
Bookselling History, Publishing History, Autographs And ManuscriptsAssociation member
Seller's business information
Richard M. Ford Ltd
7 The Close
Norwich, United Kingdom NR1 4DJ
Terms of sale
All carriage costs, including insurance, are extra. Please request tracking/signed for if deemed necessary.
Payment on receipt of item if customer known or institution. Otherwise, cash
with order.
Payment in British Pounds or IMO (pounds) or PayPal.
If item considered unsatisfactory or description inaccurate, it may be returned
within two weeks of receipt. No dealer discount.
Photocopies or scans of part only of a letter will be supplied on request for
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Return policy as per EU regulations on my website.
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My normal charge for post is £1.50 (U.K.) and £4.50 (U.S. and Continent). Anything heavier than a letter (archive or book) will lead to an increase in my normal charges.