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Charles Dickens 1847 Handwritten and Signed Letter South Africa stamps Most attractive and rare

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Most attractive and rare

China 1912 (14 Dec) "Commemorating the Republic" Yuan Shi-kai set of 12 to $5 slate

which appears on only 2% of stamps according to Col

A fine example with large part original gum

Great Britain 1878 10s Greenish grey Plate 1

Charles Dickens 1847 Handwritten and Signed Letter South Africa stamps Most attractive and rareA Charles Dickens 1847 handwritten and signed letter addressed to prominent Reading bookseller George Lovejoy (1808 1883), declining an invitation. Sent on 26 June, 1847 from Dickens' London club, the Athenaeum. Dickens was in the midst of writing Dombey and Son when he sent this letter. Dickens writes that: "I have delayed answering your kind invitation in the hope that I could so arrange my engagements to have the pleasure and honour of accepting

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