Snowdon (Tony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of)

Group of autograph letters signed ('Snowdon' or 'Tony') to various recipients, including: one letter to Mr Major, marked 'personal', reading "Will you please convey my thanks to Mr Croucher for his book 'High Hopes' which I look forward to reading with great interest?", 19 May 1976; another letter, to Hunter, says "I am so glad that you were pleased with the Nile pictures but extremely sad that it is your last visit as I have greatly enjoyed working for you over the last two years, especially being given the opportunity to do 'Children Behind Bars' which led on to my last film (which I know Michael didn't like but still!), n.d. [1977?]; in another letter he writes to a fan he says the other books he has published are 'Personal View', 'A View of Venice', 'Sittings', 'Tasmania' 'Assignments', with another one on the way, 25 June 1985; two letters are written to Mr Martinez, one saying "I am delighted that you enjoed Olivier Messel exhibition. I think he would have approved- anyway I pray so", 12 September 1981; and other letters of similar contents, 22 pages in total, v.s. Kensington Palace and 22 Lauceston Place, 21 January 1972 - 9 June 1992 (12)