DICKENS, Charles (1812-1870). Autograph letter signed ('Charles Dickens') to John Taylor Sinnett, Office of All the Year Round, Strand, London, 2 September 1864, 'Mr Sala is in America, and ... I know nothing of his arrangements or requirements in reference to a French translation of his story', suggesting that his correspondent contact the publishers Chapman and Hall, one page, 8vo, envelope; and a letter to Sinnett by Louis Blanc; [with] four watercolour drawings signed by Paul Braddon depicting Dickensian locations including 'Bleak House, St Alban's', 'The Barber's Shop in Kingsgate, Holborn', 'The last home of Little Nell, Tong, Shropshire' and High Street, Barnet, framed and glazed, with four related letters, 1945-46.
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DICKENS, Charles (1812-1870). Autograph letter signed ('Charles Dickens') to John Taylor Sinnett, Office of All the Year Round, Strand, London, 2 September 1864, 'Mr Sala is in America, and ... I know nothing of his arrangements or requirements in reference to a French translation of his story', suggesting that his correspondent contact the publishers Chapman and Hall, one page, 8vo, envelope; and a letter to Sinnett by Louis Blanc; [with] four watercolour drawings signed by Paul Braddon depicting Dickensian locations including 'Bleak House, St Alban's', 'The Barber's Shop in Kingsgate, Holborn', 'The last home of Little Nell, Tong, Shropshire' and High Street, Barnet, framed and glazed, with four related letters, 1945-46.

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DICKENS, Charles (1812-1870). Autograph letter signed ('Charles Dickens') to John Taylor Sinnett, Office of All the Year Round, Strand, London, 2 September 1864, 'Mr Sala is in America, and ... I know nothing of his arrangements or requirements in reference to a French translation of his story', suggesting that his correspondent contact the publishers Chapman and Hall, one page, 8vo, envelope; and a letter to Sinnett by Louis Blanc; [with] four watercolour drawings signed by Paul Braddon depicting Dickensian locations including 'Bleak House, St Alban's', 'The Barber's Shop in Kingsgate, Holborn', 'The last home of Little Nell, Tong, Shropshire' and High Street, Barnet, framed and glazed, with four related letters, 1945-46.