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Keith Moon (2) British Post Office Telegrams to His Wife, Kim Kerrigan (February 1966) Two original British Post Office telegrams sent by Keith Moon to his wife, Kim Kerrigan, on February 8 and 10, 1966, each measuring 7.5 x 4.75. Both were sent from Wembley to Kerrigan at 17 Mitchelgrove Road in Bournemouth. The first, dated February 8th, bears the brief message, “PLEASE PHONE = KEITH +.” The second, dated February 10th, reads: “DEAR KIM PLEASE PHONE URGENT = LOVE KEITH +.” In overall fine condition, with expected folds, handling wear, and edgewear. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Tracks. Originates from the collection of Lee McLagan, son of Kim Kerrigan and Ian McLagan, founding member and keyboardist of the Small Faces.
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