Lot 682
Cooper, Gary. Strengthened with clear tape in three places at top edge, not affecting text or signature, otherwise fine. (1901-1961) Film Actor, known for roles in which he represented the viability of quiet virtue and small-town values.
Typed Letter Signed. One page, Quarto, on imprinted personal letterhead, Beverly Hills, California, May 12, 1960. To a "Mr. Sindler." Warm letter of thanks for a recent expression of sympathy for the actor, who is recovering from an illness. Cooper writes:
"Dear Mr. Sindler: Now that I am home again, and have a chance to go through my mail, I want to say how wonderful and kind it was for you to write me and send me all those good wishes which I know helped me to recovery. We never know how many good friends we have in the world 'till some adversity gives us a slap and we realize that friends are one of God's greatest gifts. Thank you so much. Sincerely, Gary Cooper." .
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
From the Gerald Burg collection.
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| Realized $92 |
