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Copy of Southern Cross to Pole Star inscribed to "Don
Roberto" in 1933. It's signed "A. F. Tschiffely (Aimé) y los pingos
'Mancha' y 'Gato'." |
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Copy of Bridle Paths inscribed to Jean Cunninghame
Graham's parents. "To Capt. & Mrs. Angus Cunninghame Graham.
with all best wishes, A. F. Tschiffely - Aimé, London, May 9th 1936." |
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Letter from his fellow Long Rider, Charles Furlong, to Aimé Tschiffely,
dated May 15th, 1948, in which Furlong expresses sorrow at Mancha's
death. |
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Letter from Carlotta Frahm to Aimé Tschiffely, dated 9th
June 1952, expressing an interest in publishing his book in Norwegian. |
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Letter from E. Grahame Paul dated July 16th, 1952 in which
he claims he was in possession of Tschiffely's saddle. |
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Second page of Paul's letter, on which Aimé Tschiffely has
written, "The saddle I used is in the Museum of Luján." |
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Handwritten list of Aimé Tschiffely's publications on the
stationery of the Solanet Ranch. |
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Page two of handwritten list. Here Aimé has added more
titles in red ink. |
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Royalty document from Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. - Tschiffely's
books had brought in the princely sum of £2.16.4! (That's two pounds,
sixteen shillings and fourpence in Britain's pre-decimal currency.) |
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Aimé Tschiffely was a Freemason! This is one of his
Masonic certificates.... |
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... and this is the other. |
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Thanks to Oscar Solanet, we have a copy of the letter Aimé
wrote to his father to enquire about using Criollo horses for his journey.
Interestingly, when he wrote the letter in November 1924 he had a slightly
different itinerary in mind. |
