Two autograph letters signed by Queen Victoria's Uncle, Prince Adolphus 1842

PRINCE ADOLPHUS, Duke of Cambridge (1774-1850). Two autograph letters signed to Count von Kielmansegg.
 
Cambridge House, 28 November 1842.

Two separate leaves, each approx. 150 × 110 mm, written one side only in the Prince’s hand. Light old mounting traces to one, otherwise clean and well preserved. Very good. 
 
The letters concern a communication received from the Prince of Schwarzburg, identified as Friedrich Günther, Prince of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt (1793–1867). Both letters serve as a formal covering note transmitting the original enclosure and requesting that Kielmansegg reply on the prince’s behalf. One letter is in German and the other English.  A clear example of Anglo-Hanoverian royal administrative practice, issued for the same purpose on the same day .  Both written and signed by Queen Victoria's uncle / George III's seventh son.