LONDON, JACK. Portrait photograph inscribed and signed to [Charles William] Goddard, author of "The Perils of Pauline," n.p., n.d.. One page, 150 x 175mm. (6 1/8 x 6 7/8 in.). A well-known sepia print of the portrait by Arnold Genthe (a facsimile of Genthe's signature is part of the print), showing a youthful London in white shirt and tie, at a desk, leaning upon his right elbow. Inscrined in very dark ink at bottom left on white portion: "Dear Goddard:- In happy recollection Jack London."

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LONDON, JACK. Portrait photograph inscribed and signed to [Charles William] Goddard, author of "The Perils of Pauline," n.p., n.d.. One page, 150 x 175mm. (6 1/8 x 6 7/8 in.). A well-known sepia print of the portrait by Arnold Genthe (a facsimile of Genthe's signature is part of the print), showing a youthful London in white shirt and tie, at a desk, leaning upon his right elbow. Inscrined in very dark ink at bottom left on white portion: "Dear Goddard:- In happy recollection Jack London."

Goddard is best remembered as the author of the play "The Perils of Pauline," a melodrama, which became one of the early successes of the cinema when filmed in 1915.