AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED. February 8, 1909 by Barton, Clara [1821 - 1912]. BINCKLEY, LT. O. H. - Recipient - 1909
by Barton, Clara [1821 - 1912]. BINCKLEY, LT. O. H. - Recipient
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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED. February 8, 1909
by Barton, Clara [1821 - 1912]. BINCKLEY, LT. O. H. - Recipient
- Used
Glen Echo, 1909. SIGNED by Barton. Dual horizontal fold-lines, with paper splitting along each. Fragile. Good.. 4 pages. 7" x 4-3/8". Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve.
Clara Barton perhaps the best known nurse in American History, primarily remembered today for organizing the American Red Cross. Nice letter by Barton to Lt Binckley, responding to a letter from him, and recalling their initial meeting years ago during the Galveston hurricane of 1900.... "I shall be glad to hear of your family and learn what occupies you as a business. ... With warm thanks for your letter and expecting to hear again I remain / Very Sincerely Yours, Clara Barton.
Clara Barton perhaps the best known nurse in American History, primarily remembered today for organizing the American Red Cross. Nice letter by Barton to Lt Binckley, responding to a letter from him, and recalling their initial meeting years ago during the Galveston hurricane of 1900.... "I shall be glad to hear of your family and learn what occupies you as a business. ... With warm thanks for your letter and expecting to hear again I remain / Very Sincerely Yours, Clara Barton.
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Bookseller
Tavistock Books, ABAA
(US)
- Book Condition Used - Dual horizontal fold-lines, with paper splitting along each. Fragile. Good.
- Edition SIGNED by Barton
- Place of Publication Glen Echo
- Date Published 1909