SIAM

[Hugh Low, colonial administrator and naturalist; Edwin W. Streeter, Goldsmiths and Jewellers of 18 New Bond Street] Substantial Autograph Letter Signed by Low, about gold/jewels in Perak with 4 related ANs signed by eminent Jeweller, Streeter,.

Author: 
Hugh Low, sometime colonial administrator and naturalist [Edwin W. Streeter, Goldsmiths and Jewellers of 18 New Bond Street]
Publication details: 
[Embossed: 23 De Vere Gardens, Kensington, 22 Jan. 1891; [Streeter]18 New Bond Street, W., 1890-1891.
£250.00

Hugh Low (see Note below), Autograph Letter Signed (draft), four pages,12mo, bifolium, dated 22 January [1891] to a Mr Torry, employee of Streeter. Text: I am glad to hear that you have arrived safely [in Perak presumably] and hope soon to hear that you have [??] to make progress in our business.

[R.L. Morant, administrator and educationalist; Siam; Thailand; Perak] Typed Letter Signed to Hugh Low, colonial administrator and naturalist, about action threatened by Jewellers, Streeter and Benson both of New Bond Street. WITH Low's reply.

Author: 
R.L. Morant [Sir Robert Laurie Morant, KCB (1863 – 11920) administrator and educationalist; Siam].
Publication details: 
Headed: 20 King Street, Portman Square, London, W., 6 Feb.1892.
£180.00

Four pages, 12mo, bifolium, dusted but text clear and complete. He says that Streeter and Benson (presumably the Goldsmith's and Jewellers who have (or seek) jewel and mineral concessions in the East) are taking some action or other which he fails to understand. He trusts his lawyer to deal with if but asks Low's opinion on a letter he proposes to send for strong personal and political reasons.

[Frederick Verney; Siam; Thailand] Autograph Letter Signed Frederick Verney praising Morant for his [educational] work in Siam (see Note below]. to Hugh Low, colonial administrator and naturalist .

Author: 
Frederick Verney [Frederick William Verney (1846 – 1913), sometime Siamese diplomat, politican etc (Wikip[edia)]
Publication details: 
Printed heading: The Siamese Legation, 23 Ashburn Place, London, S.W., 19 Sept. 1891
£120.00

ALS, 3pp. in a generous hand, good condition. I am very glad to hear that you have asked Morant to lunch with you. I merely wish to tell you what probably you know already, that he is one of thebest Englishmen that ever set foot in Siam. He is thoroughly straight, and yet has tact & infinite patience. His position in Siam, gained entirely by his own merits, is very influential, and his influence is invariably exercised in the right direction. I am very glad indeed that you & he sh[ou]d meet.

[Chula of Siam; motor-racing] Signature only Chula of Siam.

Author: 
Chula of Siam [Chula Chakrabongse (1908 – 1963), member of the family of the Chakri Dynasty of Thailand]
Siam
Publication details: 
No place or date.
£25.00
Siam

Paper 7.5 x 2.5, laid down on larger paper (page from a small album), very top of the f of of carelessly trimmed, good condition. See image.

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