Sentence examples for autographed manuscript from inspiring English sources

"As far as an autographed manuscript goes," Massey said the other day, "this is about as good as you get".

A woman from New York was asking Gila Flam, who runs the music section of Israel's national library, about a century-old autographed manuscript of a Swiss composer.

The auction house confirmed that the family was disputing the ownership of the autographed manuscript, presumed lost since its completion in 1908.

The record for an autographed manuscript was set the last time the Codex was sold, in 1980, for the sterling equivalent of five million six hundred thousand dollars.

(In the foyer Barber's autographed manuscript of "Essay for Strings" was on display, a recent gift from the collector Robert Owen Lehman).

At the Morgan you can see an autographed manuscript of Pope's "Epistle to the Earl of Burlington," which coined an excellent phrase for tasteful landscaping: respecting the "genius of place".

Then in the late 1930's Thomas Mann was prevailed upon by Joseph Warner Angell, a Yale graduate student, to donate 38 autographed manuscripts, establishing a Mann collection.

An autograph manuscript of the tale, with extensive revisions.

No autograph manuscript of "Ory" has been found.

The centrepiece was the majestic G minor suite by Handel, played from an autograph manuscript.

Last spring, I spent a few hours looking at the autograph manuscript of "Dorian Gray," at the Morgan Library.