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Charles Dickens' Rare Handwritten Letter

Discover a unique piece of literary history with this 1857 handwritten and signed letter from the renowned author Charles Dickens. This remarkable document, featuring Dickens' distinctive handwriting and bold signature, is a testament to his personal and professional life. Measuring approximately 25.5cm x 20.5cm, this letter is a cherished artifact for any fan of Dickens or history.

Letter Details and Authenticity

This letter, dated June 19, 1857, is addressed to Scottish poet Charles MacKay and discusses a benefit performance arranged by Dickens for the widow of his friend, Douglas Jerrold. The performance, featuring the play "The Frozen Deep," was a significant event in Dickens' life, as it also marked the beginning of his affair with Ellen Ternan. The letter is in very good condition, showing slight wear and folds, but remains a remarkable example of Dickens' personal correspondence.

• Original Handwriting: Experience the beauty and clarity of Dickens' handwriting.
• Historical Significance: Gain insight into the personal and professional life of one of literature's greats.

Collectible and Collectable

This letter is not just a historical document; it is also a valuable collectible. Its provenance from Stanley Gibbons adds to its authenticity and appeal. With free global shipping, a 28-day returns policy, and a Certificate of Authenticity included, this letter is an investment that promises to grow in value over time. Ideal for collectors, historians, and Dickens enthusiasts, this letter is a must-have addition to any collection.

• Unique Historical Piece: A rare glimpse into the life of Charles Dickens.
• Investment Value: A collectible that will retain and potentially increase in value.

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