Letter from The Hogarth Press to W. H. Hammond (03/01/1935)

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[[MS 2750/567/49]]

 

W. H. Hammond Esq.,

22, Bayham Road,

Sevenoaks,

KENT.

 

January 3rd. 1935.

 

Dear Mr. Hammond,

 

ORLANDO - (9/- Edition).

 

In reply to your letter of January 2nd, the negative you ask for has probably been destroyed. I think I told you when you originally rang me up that we had not the photograph and that we thought it had been returned to Miss Sackville West, but it is a very long time ago and I do not really know where the photograph or negative are. There seems to me no difference from the point of view of copyright, whether you have a photograph from the negative, or a pull from the block. I should have thought that a letter to the Worthing Museum would have settled the question of copyright infringement. We will return the 5/- to you if you decide not to proceed.

 

Yours faithfully, | THE HOGARTH PRESS. | MANAGER.

 

 

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Source: MS 2750/567/49

Letter from The Hogarth Press to W. H. Hammond (03/01/1935)

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The Hogarth Press expresses that they are unsure of the location of both photograph and negative for an image printed in Orlando: A Biography. They think the negative may have been destroyed

Typescript letter unsigned