König von England, hier als Prince of Wales, 1894 - 1972. E. B. m. U., In the train from Christiana to Calais, 8. 4. 1914, (gestrichen: Christian VIII Palais Amalienborg), 4 S., Bleistift, kleine Falteinrisse, kl.-8vo. Kuvert mit rotem Lacksiegel (Prince of Wales's feathers), rissig.

An Sub.-Lieut. Philipp Harlock, R. N., H. M. S. "Duke of Edinburgh" I. Cruisar Squad, Mediteranean Fleet (Malta). Ausführlich über seine Reise nach Norwegen: "I spent some time in Christiana, a fine town on a fjord, then spent some days in a small wooden house on the hills above the town, which my uncle has. There I starting skiing and its by for the best fun I know and marvellous exercise. I got into it fairly soon (...) One day I went to watch some of that ski jumping: a wonderful sight (...) Then later I spent 4 days at Finse (...) it is very wild, with no vegitation and we had 36 E of frost one day!! I made 4 long trips on ski, altogether going 130 kilometers. Two of the days were fine and two we had blizzard so that I got all weather conditions. I enclose some photos I took which may amuse you". Die genannten Photos liegen bei: 10 x 8 cm, verso beschriftet: "Ski jumping ground; View from Finse; The old guide with tame rein deer". Beilage: Programm m. e. U. des Premierministers Edward Heath (1916 - 2005).