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Lord Nelson (1758-1805) - Victor over the French at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. This stunning item comprises the close of a letter signed on 'HM Ship Victory, Madalena Island, 14 Feb 1804 (some 20 months before the engagement at Trafalgar).

Denis Glover (1912-1980) is one of New Zealand's outstanding literary figures. A celebrated poet, typographer and publisher, he played a key role in the golden age of New Zealand literature. Glover was also a brilliant wit, versatile sportsman, war hero and public celebrity.

The second man on the moon, Buzz Aldrin (1930 -  ) has signed this NASA Johnson Space Centre Inspection99 guest badge issued to a Tim Cavley USACFA. (USA Chartered Financial Analyst).

Note on the back of a school enrolment form (23cm x 15cm) entirely in the hand of Eva (Evita) Peron in blue pencil.

Translated reads: ' I want more musical groups to go for the children at the Workers Home'

Notes on a sheet of paper 23cm x 15cm entirely in the hand of Eva (Evita) Peron (1919 - 1952) in fountain pen.

Translated the notes read: ' 'Fatty' Coocke will look after the group in Congress but I will go tomorrow'

Entirely in the hand of Evita Peron (1919-1952), second wife of Argentinian President Juan Peron.

An A4 form letter on Air New Zealand letterhead from the Chief Executive, M.R. Davis, dated 5 February, 1980 responding to a correspondent in relation to the Mt Erebus air disaster.

John Middleton Murry, husband of New Zealand author Katherine Mansfield writes to a correspondent on April 6, 1927 in his trademark tiny hand -'In response to your request I send you herewith a set of indices to the Adelphi. Will you kindly send me the price (1/11/2) to the above address.

A4 typed letter dated 6 September, 1990 on Minister for the Environment letterhead, signed by Palmer.

Sir Geoffrey Palmer KCMG QC (born 1942) was New Zealand's 33rd Prime Minister from 1989 to 1990.

A4 typed letter on Prime Ministerial letterhead dated 4 December, 1975 signed by Prime Minister Bill Rowling.

Contents relate to Labour's loss at the 1975 election.