A very large collection of clipped ink autographs of promine...

A very large collection of clipped ink autographs of prominent people, circa 1910-20:- Amigo, Peter Emmanuel (1864–1949) — Roman Catholic Bishop of Southwark from 1904 to 1949; Babington Smith, Sir Henry (1863–1923) — Civil servant and Treasury administrator; Balfour, Arthur James, 1st Earl of Balfour (1848–1930) — Conservative statesman and former Prime Minister; de Salis, Count J. — Vatican diplomat or papal representative; precise identification uncertain; de Soveral, Luís Maria Augusto Pinto, Marquis de Soveral(1851–1922) — Portuguese diplomat and ambassador in London; Grierson, Major-General Sir James Moncrieff (1859–1914) — Senior British Army officer and military strategist; Sadler, Sir Michael Ernest (1861–1943) — Educational reformer and later Vice-Chancellor of Leeds University; Salisbury, Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury (1830–1903) — Conservative Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary; Sanderson, Thomas Sanderson, 1st Baron Sanderson (1841–1923) — British diplomat and Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office; Satow, Sir Ernest Mason (1843–1929) — Distinguished British diplomat and authority on Japan and diplomacy; Schuster, Sir Felix (1854–1936) — Banker and financial adviser; Scott, Charles Prestwich “C. P.” (1846–1932) — Influential editor of the Manchester Guardian; Scott, A. MacCallum (1874–1927) — Liberal politician and MP for Bridgeton; Scott, James Arthur “J. A.” — Journalist associated with the Westminster Gazette; Seeley, Colonel John Edward Bernard “J. E. B.” (1868–1947) — Soldier, historian and Liberal politician; later 1st Baron Mottistone; Selborne, William Waldegrave Palmer, 2nd Earl of Selborne(1859–1942) — Conservative politician and colonial administrator; Selby, W. H. M., M.V.O. — Private secretary to Lord Grey; further identification uncertain; Selous, Frederick Courteney (1851–1917) — Explorer, hunter and naturalist famed for African expeditions; Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 9th Earl of Shaftesbury (1869–1961) — British peer and philanthropist; Short, W. M. — Secretary to Lord Balfour; Shorter, Clement King (1857–1926) — Journalist, editor and literary collector; Sidgwick, Henry (1838–1900) — Philosopher and economist associated with Cambridge University; Simon, Sir John Allsebrook (1873–1954) — Statesman, Foreign Secretary and Chancellor of the Exchequer; Sinclair, George — Chief office keeper at the Foreign Office; Sinclair, Sir John (1858–1938) — Liberal politician and Scottish MP; Smith, Frederick Edwin “F. E.”, 1st Earl of Birkenhead (1872–1930) — Barrister, politician and Lord Chancellor; Smuts, Jan Christiaan (1870–1950) — South African soldier, statesman and later Prime Minister; Sobanski, Count Severyn (1854–1917) — Polish aristocrat and diplomat; Soulsby, Sir William Jameson (1862–1937) — Librarian, literary adviser and civil servant; Speyer, Sir Edgar (1862–1932) — Financier, philanthropist and patron of music; Spender, Harold (1864–1926) — Journalist, editor and Liberal biographer; Spicer, Sir Albert (1847–1934) — Paper manufacturer, Liberal politician and MP; Spottiswoode, William Hugh (1868–1935) — Printer and publisher; Spooner, William Archibald (1844–1930) — Warden of New College, Oxford, famed for “Spoonerisms”; Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur (1859–1918) — British diplomat and ambassador to the United States; Stamfordham, Arthur Bigge, 1st Baron Stamfordham (1847–1931) — Royal courtier and private secretary to King George V; Stancioff, Dimiter (1863–1940) — Bulgarian diplomat and politician; minister in London and Paris; Stead, Alfred Charles William Harmsworth (1876–1915) — Journalist and editor of the Review of Reviews.; Stead, William Thomas (1849–1912) — Influential journalist and pioneer of investigative reporting; died on the Titanic; Stead, Wickham (1879–1920) — Journalist with The Times and editor of the Review of Reviews; Stanford, Colonel Charles Villiers — Identification uncertain; possibly connected with military or colonial service; Storr, Colonel Lancelot (1849–1917) — British Army officer and Conservative politician; Strachey, John St Loe (1860–1927) — Journalist and editor of The Spectator; Strathcona, Donald Alexander Smith, 1st Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal (1820–1914) — Canadian businessman, diplomat and philanthropist; Strong, Sir Thomas Banks (1861–1944) — Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, and theologian; Strong, Sir Thomas Vezey (1857–1944) — Lord Mayor of London, 1910–1911; Stumm, Hugo, Freiherr von (1859–1922) — German diplomat and embassy official in London; Swaythling, Samuel Montagu, 1st Baron Swaythling (1832–1911) — Banker and Liberal politician and Syme, Sir Ronald Ferguson “R. F.” (1862–1938) — Marshal of Ceremonies to the British royal household.

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