[Spanish Monarchy]. Collection of autographs by (mostly) Spanish political and military leaders of the 1920s, including several figures of science and culture.

$1,675.00

Fine collection assembled by the teenage Uruguayan nobleman Alejandro Zorrilla de San Martin (1909-87; Foreign Affairs Minister from 1963 to 1965 and grandson of José Luis Zorrilla de San Martín, the National Poet of Uruguay) by direct application. Includes specimens by generals Miguel López-Bravo Giraldo (with ALS), José Marina Vega, Fernando Moltó y Ocampo, Enrique Maro Balaguer, Pio Fernandez Mulero, Felipe Navarro y Ceballos-Escalera, Miguel Nunez de Prado (2), Miguel Primo de Rivera, Aguilera, Soriano, José Sanjurjo (2), Juan Picasso González, José Marvá y Mayer, Leopoldo Saro Marín, Joaquín Milans del Bosch, Alberto Castro Girona, Ángel Dolla Lahoz, Francisco Echagüe, Valeriano Weyler, Francisco Gonzalez de Uzqueta, Luis Hermosa, Diego Muñoz Cobo y Serrano, Fernández Pérez; colonels Ricardo Serrador Santes, Santiago González Tablas, Silverio Araujo Torres, Manuel Barreiro, Fernando Capaz Montes, Guillermo Delgado-Brackenbury, Carlos Tovar, José Riquelme; "Interventor Militar de Beni Said - Melilla" Pablo Ferrer (in Arabic), Bernardo Lazcano Rengifo, Justiniano Martín; admirals Antonio de Magaz y Pers, Julio Guillén y Tato, Honorio Cornejo, Antonio Eulate, Manuel Garcia Velazquez; navy captains Angel Cervera Jácome, Gabriel Ferrer, José María Gámez, José Laez; cavalry captain Joaquín Cebollino von Lindeman; Foreign Legion captain Fernando Lizcano de la Rosa; Carlos Munoz Rocatallada, governors José Maria Alcazar, Severiano Martinez Anido, José Cruz Conde, Alfonso Sala, Carlos de Lossada y Canterac, Vicente Mora, Rodrigo Soriano, Francesc Xavier de Franch (with ALS), Fernando Vauqzez Ramos; ministers Francisco Cambó, Francos Rodriguez, Milán de Priego, Joé de Yanguas Messía, Abilio Calderón, Nicolás Díaz Molero, Joaquín Fernández Prida (with TLS), Prime Minister Antonio Maura; diplomats Silvio F. Vallin, Alfonso Danvila, Alfonso Merry del Val; as well as Andrés de Tornos (Justice of the Spanish Supreme Court), Leonardo Torres Quevedo (engineer), Francesc Macià i Llussà (Catalonian statesman), Pablo Iglesias (socialist), writers Torcuato Luca de Tena, Teresa de Escoriaza, María Natividad Domínguez Atalaya, etc.