Box 17
Contains 105 Results:
GBS : Autograph Letter Signed: to I. William Prior [initialed], July 17, 1950
Ayot St. Lawrence; this letter is an answer to a letter from Prior to Shaw dated July 15, 1950, and appears on the same sheet with it; begins "I have not changed my registered"
GBS : Typed Letter: to Blanche Patch, Sept. 9, 1950
Ayot St. Lawrence; literary advice on the writing of her autobiography Thirty Years With G.B.S.; with copy of letter, apparently made by Blanche Patch; begins "My dear Blanche / Make a very sparing use of the"
GBS : Autograph Letter Signed: to Bertha Newcombe, Dec. 18, 1944
Ayot St. Lawrence; purchased from Swann Galleries, February 2, 1995; includes one 10 shillings note and 1 photo of Mrs. Shaw; begins "My dear Bertha / the ten shillings is for / Ann, if she still exists."
GBS : Autograph Letter Signed & Typed Letter Signed: to Lawrence Smith, 1944-1950
Includes 3 Autograph Letters Signed and 7 Typed Letters Signed; Quaritch, 8/03
GBS : Autograph Letter Signed: to Theodora Winsten [initialed], Dec. 20, 1944
Ayot St. Lawrence; begins "...for the Shavian News design / This is the fee I mentioned to your mother"
GBS : Autograph Letter Signed: to Theodora Winsten, Jan. 21, 1945
Ayot St. Lawrence; begins "Dear Theodora / The enclosed draft of the letter which should accompany your design"
GBS : Autograph Note Signed: to British Broadcasting Company, Jan. 22, 1945
Ayot St. Lawrence; this letter is on the same sheet as a letter to Shaw from S. McGrath[?] for the B.B.C.; begins "O.K. No charge"
GBS : Typed & Autograph Letter: to John Wardrop, Feb. 1945
Includes handwritten and typed copies; both copies appear to be transcripts, made perhaps by Blanche Patch; begins "Your letter is an alarming one: I perceive that I am ruining you,"
GBS : Autograph Letter Signed: to Blanche Patch [initialed], Feb. 12, 1945
Ayot St. Lawrence; begins "At Wardrop's earnest request I / sent him a few"
GBS : Typed Letter: to Eleanor O'Connell, Feb. 17, 1945?
Shaw apparently sent this copy to Miss Patch with his letter to her of the same day, for her information. The letter is to an older woman with whom young John Wardrop was consorting and whom he had passed off as his wife to Shaw, according to Dan H. Laurence; begins "He proved impossible. He was too young, too excitable."