Lot 101
Four Kings: George I, George II, George III and George V, Two Signatures and Two Documents Signed. Royal collection of Four Kings: 1.) Clipped signature from atop document of King George I. 2 x 7", very bold and clean on laid paper. Clip has been affixed at left edge, decades past to a very large engraving dated 1746 of George I "At Kensington Palace". Engraving is 15½ x 10" in fine condition with toning and scattered light staining. 2.) King George II signature cut from top of document laid down at top edge on card stock of some age. 3½ x 3½" with signature cut oddly angled to left corner but the signature is excellent. Signature also comes with a vintage engraving of King George 7 x 4½" mounted on paper when once framed. 3.) Document signed by George III 3pp, thread bound, 12¼ x 8" dated February 16, 1807. and recorded in the College of Arms London, signed "By His Majesty's Command Spencer". Excellent signature but is signed across flap splitting the "G" slightly with the document in fined condition comensurate with age. 4.) Signed pre-printed military appointment by George V 2pp 12½ x 8¼" dated June 3, 1918 "By the Sovereign's Command Edward P" Excellent condition in every way with King George's Signature crisp and clean. Estimated Value $800 - UP
|
| |
| Realized $504 |
