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PARIS, Éditions Mondiales / Del Duca - 1965, 1966, 1967, 1971, 1972 - FA.27x21 - ENSEMBLE DE 13 NUMÉROS + 12 doublons; fascicules en un cahier agrafé au dos; couvertures aux premiers plats illustrés en couleurs ; 20 pages; bandes dessinées couleurs. (Collection Hurrah! - Dicky le fantastic - Tout en couleurs - N° 11, 16, 17, 19, 20, 24, 45, 49, 50, 52, 56, 57, 58). L'ENSEMBLE DES 25 NUMÉROS en parfait état: N° 11 [1965], N° 16, N° 17[1966], N° 19 [2 exemplaires], N° 20, N° 24 [1967], N° 45 [1970], N° 49 [1971 - 6 exemplaires], N° 50 [2 exemplaires], N° 54 [1972 - 2 exemplaires], N° 56 [4 exemplaires], N° 57, N° 58 [2 exemplaires] POUR 40 EURO ou 3 Euro le numéro. Français Livres.…

The five items in good condition, on lightly-aged paper. Item One: Autograph Letter Signed (with a crude drawing of Buckle sitting on a rope slung between the printed names of the two magazines). 1p., 4to. On Fleet Street letterhead of 'Ballet Publications Ltd.' Dated by Alport 14 February 1950. The letter concerns an article on the conductor Karl Rankl, and begins: 'Dear Erich | I have just spoken to Harewood [the Earl of Harewood, co-founder with Buckle of 'Opera' magazine]. He would like you to do it, but thinks the Rankl's [sic] friend had better have the job as they seem to have chosen him. What a pity! I was looking forward to your mellow cadences.' He 'adored being blown about at Brighton', and has 'returned full of youthful vigour but absolutely penniless'. Item Two: Autograph Letter Signed ('D'). 2pp., 4to. 'Overstrand, Saturday' [dated by Alport 27 May 1950]. 2pp., 4to. He begins: 'My dear Erich | Thank you so much for your nice letter. I hope indeed we shall often stay in lovelier and greater palazzi together, if not in wind-blown, flowery ditches.' It appears 'that the June number may well be the last. There is just one little plan, which occurred to me on the golf course this afternoon (Fore! Mr. Dorré!), but we shall see in the next few days what comes of it.' He has 'had luncheon with Ursula', who is 'just back from Teneriffe, and seems quite serene and buoyant'; and saw 'five tarry dead seagulls on the beach today, and one huge bird - a cormorant maybe', which brings forth a quotation from Milton. Item Three: Autograph Note Signed ('D.'). On Frith Street letterhead of 'Ballet' magazine. Undated. 1p., landscape 12mo. 'Dearest Erich | Do you want to stay the night on Thursday? Let me know. | Love | D.' Item Four: Typed Circular Signed by Buckle ('Richard Buckle'). On Fleet Street letterhead of 'Ballet and Opera'; February 1949. The first paragraph reads: 'People are always complaining to me - verbally and by post from all over the world - that they can never get BALLET and OPERA. (I must say I was always too lazy to take out an annual subscription to anything until I had a secretary of my own.) Now, thank goodness, there is a little more paper to be had, and we can print a few more copies every month.' Item Five: Typed Letter Signed by 'K. P. Newman | Secretary'. On Frith Street letterhead of 'Ballet' magazine; 31 May 1946. 1p., 4to. Regarding the renewal of his subscription.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Book description The biggest challenge a person might face while battling serious illness is maintaining mental health. Some adversities of life can impact in such a magnitude that they can break a person. Often recovery has been meant to be physical but actual recovery also means maintaining a mental well-being.This short book is an attempt by the author to document the ups and downs that he faced when he had a retinal detachment and had to undergo three eye surgeries. The book uncovers the mental state of a patient who already had preexisting eye complications and had to face a new threatening event of Retinal Detachment. The book portrays the journey of the author from being a glaucoma patient to Retinal Detachment and how he tried to handle his mental sanity, understand life's harsh reality, and adapt to the change to handle life's circumstances practically.The book highlights the reasons behind a retinal detachment and how the recovery process may take place. While recovering, what to expect and how to handle an unexpected change in normal routine life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…