Charles Dickens handwritten signed David Copperfield quotation

Charles Dickens handwritten signed David Copperfield quotationA highly rare handwritten passage from Charles Dickens' masterpiece. A signed, handwritten quotation by author Charles Dickens (1812 1870), the greatest English novelist of the Victorian age. Dated January 24, 1859. The manuscript features the final sentence from the first chapter of David Copperfield, one of Dickens' most celebrated and autobiographical works. It reads in full: "No, I lay in my basket, and my mother lay in her bed; but Betsey

exceptionally showing the R6/7 re-entry at the foot of the stamp

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A scarce King George V specialised printing proof

resulting in three stamps with a 2mm right band and three stamps with a 2mm left band

when Northern Rhodesia gained independence from the United Kingdom

Letter reads in full:

being the first such example we have handled for many years

otherwise very fine

but an attractive example of this classic rarity

Crying out for a double-sided display frame and a prominent place on your wall

London on January 6

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