Autograph letter signed, dated : Dresden Oct. 25 1924, to an unidentified friend, 1924 Oct. 25.

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Autograph letter signed, dated : Dresden Oct. 25 1924, to an unidentified friend, 1924 Oct. 25.

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Accepting an invitation, asking that the [Johann?] Strauss evening and the Handel be switched and moved to the 29th, and requesting a fee of 1,000 dollars (4,200 Marks).

1 item (1 p.) ; (8vo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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