Personal correspondence

Title

Personal correspondence

Shelfmark

MS. Marconi 18

Summary

Includes:

Letters from A Slaby, with a signed photograph, 1898-9

Letters from Reginald Fessenden, one with draft reply, inviting Marconi to give a lecture at the Academy of Science of Pittsburgh, 1899

Letters from Josephine Holman, to whom Marconi was briefly engaged, 1900-1, n.d.

Letter from John Henniker Heaton about a meeting between Austen Chamberlain and the fishermen of Great Britain, 1901

Letters from and about Righi and Dessau, 1903-11

Letters from Bernard and Agnes Baden-Powell, 1904, n.d.

Draft letters to Mr. and Mrs. Clover, the parents of a godchild, 1911

Letters from Ettore Bellini, 1912, 1926

Letter from Beerbohm Tree about seats for Pygmalion at His Majesty's Theatre, 1914

Draft letter from Marconi to Winston Churchill expressing appreciation (on behalf of Italians) of Churchill's remarks on Italy, and commenting on the international situation, c. 1915-16

Letters from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1921, n.d.

Personal correspondence with G.A. Mathieu, who worked with Marconi on microwave experiments in Italy, 1923, 1933

Personal correspondence with Godfrey Isaacs and his widow Léa Isaacs, 1924-5

Letter from 'Tuff', 1925

Letter from J.A. Fleming introducing the sculptor A.B. Sava, 1926

Letters from individuals suggesting eccentric or unusual uses or effects of electromagnetic waves, 1934-5

Draft passages of a letter to an unidentified lover, n.d. [early 20th cent.]

Date

1897-1937

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box