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World Painting Competition for Deaf Children
Book Description
A hand signed letter by Prince Philip on Buckingham Palace note paper, dated 7th Sept 1961.
Letter size 240 x 185 mm approx in original glazed frame.
Slight crease vertically across the letter.
Dealer Notes
The letter states
' I am delighted to hear about the World Painting Competition for Deaf Children and the wide interest which it has aroused.
I congratulate the winners upon their success and all competitors on their enterprise in taking part.'
Hand signed 'Philip'.
On the back is a small owners sticker 'Mrs. Olga Noble-Mathews, 247, Park West, London, W2.
Olga Noble-Mathews was a publisher of pocket directories.
' I am delighted to hear about the World Painting Competition for Deaf Children and the wide interest which it has aroused.
I congratulate the winners upon their success and all competitors on their enterprise in taking part.'
Hand signed 'Philip'.
On the back is a small owners sticker 'Mrs. Olga Noble-Mathews, 247, Park West, London, W2.
Olga Noble-Mathews was a publisher of pocket directories.
Author
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Date
1961
Binding
Framed
Publisher
Buckingham Palace
Illustrator
n/a
Condition
Good
Pages
1
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