Letter signed by P C Redwood, alias Amy Bock

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Title

Letter signed by P C Redwood, alias Amy Bock

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Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

Photograph of a letter signed by P C Redwood (alias Amy Bock) on the 17 April 1909, written to A Sligo, requesting: `Will you forward me per mail immediately on receipt of this, 1 large family Bible to above address? Enclose a/c of same, & I will [illegible] your account.' Published in "The adventures of Amy Bock" (Dunedin, 1909) with the caption: `A letter, Dated "Nuggets, April 17, 1909," which explains itself.'. Other - This is a copy negative of a photograph published in "The adventures ...

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Format

Image

Date created

1909

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23167011

Related subjects

Bock, Amy Maud, 1859-1943 / Ottaway, Agnes, active 1909 / Sligo, A, active 1909 / Letters

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