Autograph Letter Signed From John E Kellerd Fort Hamilton To William Winter New Brighton
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Autograph Letter Signed from John E. Kellerd, Fort Hamilton, to William Winter, New Brighton
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Kellerd writes after reading the announcement of Winter's resignation in a recent copy of the Evening Post. Still cherishes Winter's review of Romeo and Juliet from May 1899. Written from 97th St. and Short (?) Road, Fort Hamilton, L.I. Also, the accompanying envelope, addressed to William Winter, New Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y. Borough of Richmond.
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