Autograph Letter Signed ('Leslie Rundle') to 'My dear General'.

12mo, 3 pp. Good on lightly-aged paper. He has 'written to the necessary authorities' about his correspondent's son. 'Of course it will largely depend on which Slade [Lt-Gen. Frederick George Slade (b.1851), C.B.] says about him, as I do not know your son personally - though his record reads an exceptionally good one.' He is sorry to hear about his correspondent's brother's death: 'he was always very kind' to Rundle. According to the Oxford DNB, In November 1903 Rundle was appointed major-general in command of the north-eastern district and acting general officer commanding-in-chief northern command.