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Auction archive: Lot number 82

EINSTEIN, Albert (1879-1955). Two autograph postcards signed ('A. Einstein' and 'Albert') to his wife, Mileva, [postmarked Berlin, 27 January 1915 and 17 March 1918], the first coldly settling financial matters in the early stages of their separation...

Auction 07.06.2006
7 Jun 2006
Estimate
£700 - £900
ca. US$1,289 - US$1,658
Price realised:
£1,440
ca. US$2,652
Auction archive: Lot number 82

EINSTEIN, Albert (1879-1955). Two autograph postcards signed ('A. Einstein' and 'Albert') to his wife, Mileva, [postmarked Berlin, 27 January 1915 and 17 March 1918], the first coldly settling financial matters in the early stages of their separation...

Auction 07.06.2006
7 Jun 2006
Estimate
£700 - £900
ca. US$1,289 - US$1,658
Price realised:
£1,440
ca. US$2,652
Beschreibung:

EINSTEIN, Albert (1879-1955). Two autograph postcards signed ('A. Einstein' and 'Albert') to his wife, Mileva, [postmarked Berlin, 27 January 1915 and 17 March 1918], the first coldly settling financial matters in the early stages of their separation, acceding to her arguments that she should have control of some money deposited in Zurich, although it will be more difficult for him to get access to the money deposited in Prague; in the second card, in much more friendly tones, he discusses arrangements for her acknowledgement of her quarterly allowance of 2000 francs, expresses his pleasure at news of the improvement in her health, and asks that she take great care of Eduard's health, adding 'I think that he should perhaps permanently be kept out of the city'; together 2 pages, 8vo . (2)

Auction archive: Lot number 82
Auction:
Datum:
7 Jun 2006
Auction house:
Christie's
7 June 2006, London, King Street
Beschreibung:

EINSTEIN, Albert (1879-1955). Two autograph postcards signed ('A. Einstein' and 'Albert') to his wife, Mileva, [postmarked Berlin, 27 January 1915 and 17 March 1918], the first coldly settling financial matters in the early stages of their separation, acceding to her arguments that she should have control of some money deposited in Zurich, although it will be more difficult for him to get access to the money deposited in Prague; in the second card, in much more friendly tones, he discusses arrangements for her acknowledgement of her quarterly allowance of 2000 francs, expresses his pleasure at news of the improvement in her health, and asks that she take great care of Eduard's health, adding 'I think that he should perhaps permanently be kept out of the city'; together 2 pages, 8vo . (2)

Auction archive: Lot number 82
Auction:
Datum:
7 Jun 2006
Auction house:
Christie's
7 June 2006, London, King Street
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