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Letter from Peter A. Larkin to William Lyon Mackenzie King

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Date:

17 May 1923.

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

4868362

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Laurier House collection

Letter from Peter A. Larkin to William Lyon Mackenzie King
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Date(s):

17 May 1923.

Place of creation:

Canada

Language of material:

English

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Rectangular, flat, paper, off white; sheet of 9 x 7 paper folded in half to form card; top left has seal of "Office of the High Commissioner for Canada" and on the right printed in black in "19, Victoria Street,/ London, S.W.I" Handwritten in black ink is the following: "Wednesday, May 17th 1923/ My dear Mr. MacKenzie King I am enclosing with this/ a little keepsake in the shape/ of a pearl pin. I trust/ you will accept & wear it, as my very best wishes/ go with it sincerely./ Peter A Larkin/ The Rt. Hon/ W.L. MacKenzie King, I.C.M.P./ Ottawa"
Condition: Discoloured, soiled, creased.

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Custodial history:

This item is part of the collection of items associated with William Lyon Mackenzie King that is on display at Laurier House in Ottawa, Ontario.

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Private
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