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Lot 136 · Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts Including Americana

Thomas Moore, 1813

The Irish poet writes to his publisher

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Estimate
$400–$600 hammer
Result
Performance
Sale
Christie's — Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts Including Americana, New York · 25 October 2019
Record ID
TB-2026-3684493
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first seen 28 Jul 2026 · updated 28 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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The Irish poet writes to his publisher, Thomas Moore, 1813. Christie's, 25 Oct 2019, lot 136. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-3684493.

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The Irish poet writes to his publisher, Thomas Moore, 1813. Christie's, 25 Oct 2019, lot 136. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-3684493.

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From the same sale Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts Including Americana · Oct 2019

LotArtistEstimateResult
Lewis & Clark, 1904 "The most elaborate work on this expedition" $4,000–$6,000
Miles Davis, 1959 Love letters to Beverly Bentley $8,000–$12,000
Steve Reich, 1971 The manuscript for a minimalist masterpiece $12,000–$18,000
Reinhard Selten, 1994 For refining Nash's work $200,000–$300,000
beginning with Where the Wild Things Are, 1963 Maurice Sendak's 'Night' Trilogy—Signed $6,000–$8,000
Amos Stoddard, 1804 Transferring control of upper Louisiana to the U.S. $1,000–$1,500

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