Resultados de búsqueda: Autograph Letter Signed de Kenneth Roberts

1938. paperback. Two pages, on the author's Kennebunk Beach letterhead dated June 19th, [1938] to Paul Dwight Moody, President of Middlebury College. Near fine with some light browning and faint creases from having been folded. In which Roberts thanks "President Moody" for "a most enjoyable visit and a highly appreciated honor." He also mentions that "the Dunsany book ought to be along in a day or two." Roberts received an honoray degree from Middlebury in 1938

1935. paperback. Two pages, on one folded sheet of plain stationery dated September 26th, 1935 to Paul Dwight Moody, President of Middlebury College. Near fine with some light browning and a faint crease caused by an additional fold. In which Roberts declaims having been accused, "even by my own countrymen, of harboring a bitter hatred of Oxford..." and informs Moody that his support "is far more soothing than any mixture in Mrs. Winslow's syrup-kettle." He continues that he has been "poring over maps of your section of the country, to say nothing of wearing out the roads, in an attempt to make sure of some of the activities of the late Major Robert Rogers." This was two years before the publication of NORTHWEST PASSAGE. Roberts received an honoray degree from Middlebury in 1938

1927. ("Ken") in black ink on his Kenneth L. Roberts, Kennebunk Beach, Maine letterhead, August 24, 1927. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 1 page (recto only). Together with the original holograph mailing envelope, postmarked August 25, 1927, Kennebunk Beach, Maine. Fine. To author Frank Condon Wiscasset, Maine In part: ". . .I thought you had died up in the dear old town of Wastebasket. . .If you come back, I will play golf with you, but by God I cannot get under 89: Life is full of bum putts & poop shots. I played against Jeff Guilford last Sun. . .". Signed by Author(s). No Binding. Fine.