Antique Imperial Russian Signed Letter Prince Nikita Romanov to his Brother 1950

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They were the children of Prince Nikita Alexandrovich Romanov and his wife Countess Maria Vorontosova-Dashkova. I was very pleased to receive your letter and find out that everything is all right with you. It will be marvellous if you come.

I cannot take anything out of the business, as we now have to pay for our goods which we have bought. I repeat, we will be very pleased to see you. Vasya is not in a position to pay either. He says that he will try to find xxx.

Bring a chess set and our map. Xxx and greetings to Otice xxx. Telephone me in the shop, telephone on the other side, Uncle Vasya is in the City of Paris (department store), ask for the the wine department not Uncle Vasya. If there is no answer in these two places, telephone Palo Alto, Davenport 2-9173, ask for Mrs Scholl, the owner and a great friend of Uncle Vasya and Aunt Natalia, she lives next door to them. If you can speak to D.

Liri, to Mishka Kalashnikov and Prince Beloselsky about a position for Papa. Perhaps Beloselsky could give Papa and Mama an affidavit, or someone else could. Talk about this with D. Size: 26.5 x 18.5 cm approx. Photos form part of the description.

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