SCHULTZ LOVE LETTERS COULD GO FOR $350,000

Dec 04, 2012

By Michael Kramer

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The late “Peanuts” creator Charles Schulz was once so infatuated with a woman that he sent her dozens of love letters.

And many of the themes of that correspondence made it into some of his daily comic strips at the time.

Now those love notes from 1970-1971 are being sold on Dec. 14th  by Sotheby’s in New York.

They’re estimated to possibly fetch up to $350,000, and are being offered by the family of Tracey Claudius.

She and Schulz met in 1970.

She was 25.   He was married and 48.

There are 44 letters, including 22 original drawings of some of the “Peanuts” characters, primarily Charlie Brown, Snoopy and Lucy.

Sotheby’s says it’s the most significant collection of Schulz correspondence and drawings ever to come to auction.

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