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Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939; Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis), envelope addressed in his hand to "Edward Bernays/ Publicity Director/ 19 East 48th Street/ New York USA" and postmarked Wien 16.I.20, Fine (Image)
Jones, Ernest (1879-1958; British psychoanalyst, biographer of Sigmund Freud), TLS "Ernest Jones", 1 page and a bit on the back, on his engraved stationery and addressed to Dr Saul, mentions "...Personally I do not think that anything called "consciousness" really exists.", Fine; Jones was an early disciple of Freud and was responsible for promoting the practice of psychoanalysis throughout Britain, the US and Canada. It was due to his efforts in the late 1930s that allowed Freud and his family, along with other Austrian and German analysts, to Emigrate to England and the United States. His 3-volume biography of Freud is still the definitive work.rn(Image)
Jones, Ernest (1879-1958; British psychoanalyst, biographer of Sigmund Freud), ALS "Ernest Jones" on his engraved letterhead and addressed to "My dear Horder" (Thomas, 1st Baron Horder), discusses his disdain for honors and a nomination as a Fellow in the Royal Society, Fine; he was generally considered the outstanding clinician of his time and one of the best personalities known to the British public; Horder, though controversial, gained respect and listed among his patients Kings George V and George VI, Queen Elizabeth II and Ramsay MacDonald (Image)
Nash, Ogden (1902-71; American poet) ALS "Ogden Nash" on his letterhead to a Mrs Trost (envelope addressed in his hand accompanies) dated June 16 1970, note concerning loss of mutual friends and their New England inn and suggestion of another inn of similar qualities, Fine (Image)
Reik, Theodor (1888-1969, Austrian-born American psychoanalyst and author), ALS "Theodor Reik" on letterhead for "Theodor Reik Clinic for Mental Health and Research" dated Jan 13 1960, to a Mrs Scult thanking her for her favorable opinion on his work "Listening with the Third Ear" and hopes that her work as a social worker is satisfying, relaying the thought that a social worker that he had "...treated called it 'the lowest form of existence'...", letter folds not affecting signature, Fine; Reik was a student and colleague of Freud's and came to the US in 1938 but lacked acceptance in the New York analytical scene due to his lack of a medial degree but became successful nonetheless, treating patients who could not afford the high-priced analysts. (Image)
CV. 75
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Lot No: 1566
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Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von (1836-95, Austrian nobleman, writer and journalist; the term masochism is derived from his name), signature "Sacher Masoch" docketing on an 1869 letter to him datelined "London 24 Sept 1869", Very Fine (Image)
CV. 75
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Lot No: 1567
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Schirra, Jr., Walter M (US Astronaut), signature on framed 8x10 photo of Schirra in a flight suit, accompanied by an Apollo VII patch, Fine (Image)
Shaw, George Bernard (1856-1960, Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist), autographed picture postcard (photo of Shaw) signed "G. Bernard Shaw" and datelined "4 Whitehall Ct, London S.W.1 22/10/27", addressed to Katharine Tynan Hinkson (Irish writer, 1859-1931 and a close associate of William Butler Yates) in Dublin, message "No Katharine: damme if I will. I never do; and don't you do it either or you won't have a book or a penny left in the world. I came through the war saying no; and I will not break my word in peace, which hath her victories no less renowned etc etc etc", Fine; accompanied by his calling card (Image)
Tynan, Katharine (1859-1931; Irish novelist and poet), selection of 6 ALS written from Ireland or London between 1917 and 1928 all concerning sale of various autographs in her possession incl Shaw and Kipling, Fine group (Image)
CV. 50
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Lot No: 1570
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Whittier, John Greenleaf (1807-92, American poet and abolitionist), "John G Whittier" cut-out affixed below a portrait photo, Very Fine (Image)
Yeats, William Butler (1865-1939, Irish poet, won Nobel Prize for literature in 1923; served two terms as a Senator of the Irish Free State. ALS "WB Yeats" on engraved stationery dated "July 27" (1923; envelope addressed in his hand accompanies), to American author Louise Collier Wilcox (1865-1929, author and women's suffrage advocate) advising "If you write to my publishers 'The Macmillan Company' New York, they will grant you leave to quote in your anthology the poems of mine, which you name, upon the usual terms.", Fine; the book probably refers to an anthology of verse edited by Wilcox and published as The Torch: A Book of Poems for Boys in 1924 that was reissued three years later with the title The Torch: A Book of Poems for Boys and Girls. (Image)
CV. 200
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Lot No: 1571A
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Cat No: Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919; American statesman, politician, conservationist, naturalist, and writer; 26th president of the United States from 1901-09); Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924; American statesman, lawyer, and academic, 28th president of the United States from 1913-21),rnsignatures on a legal-sized envelope with «National Aerial Coast Patrol Commission» cc with added comment from Roosevelt «Hearty congratulations on the great achievement!», additionally signed «Peary» (Robert Edwin Peary Sr., 1856-1920, American explorer and United States Navy officer) and «A.S. Burleson» (Albert S. Burleson, 1863-1937, a Democrat politician), the envelope is addressed to Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske (1854-1942, United States Navy officer) as a member of the Board of Governors of the Aero Club of America, envelope with 16c airmail issue (Scott C2) tied by a lightly struck Aug 12 1918 air mail service cancel, envelope with some uneven aging and some small faults on back side but still an extraordinary cover signed by two US Presidents.rnRobert Peary made several expeditions to the Arctic in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is best known for claiming to have reached the geographic North Pole with his expedition on April 6, 1909.rnAlbert S Burleson, a conservative Democrat who previously served Texas in the House of Representatives, was appointed Postmaster General in 1913 by Woodrow Wilson. To his credit, he initiated the parcel post and airmail services, increasing mail service to rural areas. However, Burleson was one of the most reactionary politicians to have served as Postmaster General, which he demonstrated in ways that adversely affected national mail service and the government's civil service system, based on merit. His term is often seen as one of the worst in the history of the post. He is known for gaining cabinet support for instituting racial segregation in the US Post Office, which President Woodrow Wilson applied to other federal agenciesrnRear Admiral Bradley Allen Fiske, during his long career, invented more than a hundred and thirty electrical and mechanical devices including the rangefinder, with both naval and civilian uses, and wrote extensively on technical and professional issues; The New Yorker called him "one of the notable naval inventors of all time." One of the earliest to understand the revolutionary possibilities of naval aviation, he wrote a number of books of important effect in gaining a wider understanding of the modern Navy by the public.
CV. 750
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Transatlantic Covers by Origin
Sale No: 3027
Lot No: 1572
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"Per G. Washington", manuscript notation on folded letter datelined "Liverpool 18 March 1837" and addressed to Richmond, Va., red "New York Ship Apr 24" transit cds, ms "20" rate, some aging along a horiz file fold, Fine use (Image)
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Forwarding Agents
Sale No: 3027
Lot No: 1573
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"Forwarded By Bayley & Traub Matanzas," black oval handstamp (Rowe rarity 3) on back side of folded letter sheet addressed to Wilmington Del, address side with Charleston S.C. March 25 10 integral rate cds, ms "pr Crescent City via New York", sheet with some tape sealed internal breaks incl one though forwarder handstamp, otherwise Fine (Image)
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Local and Private Posts
Sale No: 3027
Lot No: 1574
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Cat No: 5L1
5L1, American Letter Mail Co., 5c Black on thin paper, nicely margined single tied on folded letter sheet addressed to NY City by red oval of stars cancel, May 1 (1844) docketing, Very Fine; ex-Geisler (Scott $750) (Image)
CV. 150
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Lot No: 1575
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"Forwarded by American Mail Co. from No. 101 Chestnut Street, Philada." red circular handstamp (ALM-PHL-F10) on folded letter to Philadelphia datelined "Boston Sept 3 1844", barely legible red framed "Collect 6 1/2 cents/ Boston/ Office" at upper right (ALM-BOS-C01), some light aging along a couple of vetical file folds, one of them through the American Mail Co marking, Fine; 2000 PF certificate; ex-Morris (Image)
CV. 120
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Lot No: 1576
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"American Letter Mail Company./Office No. 12 State Street Boston." crisp red handstamp (ALM-BOS-F03) on folded letter addressed to Boston datelined "New York August 17th 1844", couple light vertical file folds with one through the marking, Fine (Image)
CV. 100
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Lot No: 1577
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"Forwarded by American Mail Co. from No. 101 Chestnut Street, Philada." red circular handstamp (ALM-PHL-F12) on undated folded letter addressed to NY City, additional boxed "Collect/ 6-1/4 cts./ New York/ Office" handstamp (ALM-NYC-C05) partially overlapped by an ms "6" rating, central vertical fold and bit of light aging at lower right, Fine use; ex-Hahn (Image)
CV. 120
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Lot No: 1578
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"Forwarded by the American Letter Mail Company Office 56 Wall St., N.Y." red oval handstamp (ALM-NYC-F09) on folded letter addressed to NY City datelined "Phila Oct 30 1844", blurred framed "Collect/ 6-1/4 cts./ New York/ Office" handstamp, vrtical file fold well away from markings, Very Fine (Image)
CV. 75
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Lot No: 1579
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"Forwarded by American Mail Co. from No. 109 Chestnut Street, Philada." lightly struck red handstamp (ALM-PHL-F10) on folded letter to Albany NY datelined "Philada Aug 9th 1844", additional red "PAID" handstamp (ALM-PHL-P01), Fine; ex-Hahn (Image)
