Famed Irish poet and songwriter (1779–1852) best known for such verses as “The Last Rose of Summer” and “Believe Me If All These Endearing Young Charms.” ALS, one page, 4.5 x 7.25, June 14, 1833. Moore writes to artist G. S. Newton. In part: “Thanks, my dear Newton, to Mrs. N. and yourself for the pretty waltz, which I play over often to remind me of that … evening, and those sweet Transatlantic tones, in which ‘Like a wizard, by a spell/Of my own teaching, I was caught….’” Accompanied by the original mailing panel (detached) addressed In Moore’s hand. In good condition, with intersecting folds (horizontal fold just touching top of “M” in “Moore”; a few small separations), a few chips and tears (early reinforcements to reverse), and light soiling and wrinkling. The signature is clear and otherwise unaffected. R&R COA.
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