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Passports, 1924.

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Passports issued to F. Scott, Zelda, and Frances Scott (Scottie) Fitzgerald on their second trip to Europe in 1924. Passport issued jointly to Scott, Zelda, and Scottie, 29 April 1924 in Washington, D.C., bears photographs of the three with Scott's signature on his. British, French, and Italian entry stamps on reverse. Passport issued individually to Scottie Fitzgerald by the American Embassy in Paris, 23 October 1924, bears her photograph, signed by "Zelda Fitzgerald for Frances Scott Fitzgerald."

2 items : ports. ; 31 cm.

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