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[Prince Herbert von Bismarck] Autograph Signature ('H. Bismark') on fragment of letter in English.
Published by Date and place not stated
Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United Kingdom
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
On piece of paper roughly 6.5 x 13 cm. Good, on creased and lightly aged paper. Reads ' | yours very sincerely | H. Bismark'. On reverse ' looking forward immensely to my visit to you. I have just been asked to lunch with a very old lady '.
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Fürst Bismark - Briefe an seine Braut "Gattin"
Language: German
Published by Cottassche, Stuttgart, 1900
Einbanddeckel löst sich leicht (siehe Bilder).
