Weingartner, Felix - Signed Album Page 1911 [SCIENCE & EXPLORATION] ink-stamped on verso by photographer
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ink-stamped on verso by photographer Bruno of Hollywood
Bell Telephone Hour program signed by Rabin (1936-1972)
Note is one page
30 November 1904
photo is 5 x 6
Weingartner, Felix - Signed Album Page 1911 [SCIENCE & EXPLORATION] ink-stamped on verso by photographerFamous Austrian conductor (1863 1942), composer, and pianist; who was the first conductor to make commercial recordings of all nine Beethoven symphonies. Album page signed by him and by his third wife American soprano Lucile Marcel, dated in Hamburg, on November 7th, 1911, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a sepia photo postcard of him. Size is 3. 4 x 5. 6 inches, in excellent condition.
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