Autograph letter signed (ºldwin of Bewdley') to "My dear Lloyd George", reading "A telegram seems a mean form of message on such an occasion, hence I grasp my pen to send you my warm good wishes and congratulations for this milestone of a birthday. Don't dream of replying, but if Megan were to call on me when I am in London - and she has been kind enough to come and see me- and if she could tell me that this note has given you half the pleasure to read that it has given me to write, I shall be happy. I have forgotten the Welsh Ted taught me when I went to ..fifteen years ago, as I would have added a word to mark the occasion", two pages, mailing folds, minor creasing, 8vo , Astley Hall, Stourport on Severn, 16 January 1943. Together with an autograph letter signed by William Max Aitken ('Max'), reading "You have been given the best birthday celebration in history. My attachment to you is constant. My devotion is fixed and immovable in my life. I would grieve deeply if you doubted my loyalty. The newspapers have never wavered in your support. My restraint of late is due to my support of Winston. He rides high, wide and handsome", one page, mid-horizontal fold, light creasing, 8vo ,Cherkley, Leatherhead, Surrey, 27 January 1943. (2)