Antique Signed Letters By Princess Caroline - Mathilde Denmark To Count Bodenhoff
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1404819 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Denmark |
| Sub-Type: Royalty | Type: Historical |
| Object: Signed Letters & Cards |
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Fine antique collection of eight letters/cards written and signed in Danish, various dates and places by Princess Caroline-Mathilde (1912-1995) of Denmark, she was the daughter of Prince Harald of Denmark, Calma was her family nickname, accompanying the letters./cards is a signed Christmas card but am unsure of the signature and another cut signature, all are addressed to Count Bodenhoff.
From the collection of Count Bodenhoff
Photographs form part of the Description
Largest Size: 16 x 19 cm approx
Fine antique collection of eight letters/cards written and signed in Danish, various dates and places by Princess Caroline-Mathilde (1912-1995) of Denmark, she was the daughter of Prince Harald of Denmark, Calma was her family nickname, accompanying the letters./cards is a signed Christmas card but am unsure of the signature and another cut signature, all are addressed to Count Bodenhoff.
From the collection of Count Bodenhoff
Photographs form part of the Description
Largest Size: 16 x 19 cm approx
