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            GB 235 HJH/3/5/7 · Item · 1972
            Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

            Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Signed by Betty Sherriff.


            TRANSCRIPTION

            printed text in bold

            [INSIDE LEFT]

            "HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"

            Primula whitei

            [HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]

            I know you will be sorry to hear that poor Ludlow has been having trouble with his back and has had to lie up for some months. He says a slipped disc? His is longing to get back to the B.M. [British Museum]

            [INSIDE RIGHT]

            A Happy Christmas to you all and
            and *a with BEST WISHES for 1972 FROM
            [signed] Betty Sherriff

            Sherriff, Betty
            GB 235 HJH/3/5/12 · Item · n.d.
            Part of Mr. John Herbert Hicks Collection

            Bi-fold Christmas card. Pre-printed card, featuring artwork by Margaret Stone. Handwritten message from Frank Ludlow.


            TRANSCRIPTION

            printed text in bold

            [INSIDE LEFT]

            "HIMALAYAN BLUE PRIMULA"

            Primula whitei

            This Card, drawn by Margaret Stones, takes with it the wish to help
            TIBETAN REFUGEE CHILDREN
            to find education & happiness in Dr. Graham's Homes at Kalimpong, Bengal, India

            [INSIDE RIGHT]

            WITH
            BEST WISHES
            FROM

            [signed] F. Ludlow

            [HANDWRITTEN MESSAGE]

            One of the loveliest of primulas which you must have
            come across in E. Bhutan through possibly not in flower.
            Betty Sherriff grows it to perfection in Scotland!
            Trust you and the family are well.

            Ludlow, Frank