Historic and Military Autographs, & Militaria

(1811 - 1886) Hungarian composer and piano virtuoso, inventor of the symphonic poem and composer of dozens of works including symphonies, piano compos

(1926 - 1967) Innovative American jazz saxophone player, his first recording was with Dizzy Gillespie, with later extensive work with Johnny Hodges, M

(1897 - 1959) American musician, an early jazz innovator who started as a clarinestist with Clarence Williams, and later turned to the soprano saxopho

(1902 - 1997) Austrian-born opera impresario who managed the Metropolitan Opera from 1950 to 1972. T.L.S. 1p. 4to. on Metropolitan Opera letterhead, N

(1873 - 1921) Italian tenor, very possibly the greatest of all time. His repertoire included over 40 operas such as I Pagliacci and La Boheme. Postcar

(1900 - 1990) American composer and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for his works, including "Billy the Kid" and "Appalachian Spring&quo...

(1898 - 1937) American composer and songwriter in collaboration with his brother Ira, his works include "Porgy and Bess", "Rhapsody i...

(1887-1982) Czech opera singer who achieved international fame as a prima donna soprano, especially in Tosca. S.P. 7" x 12" sepia by Setze...

(1842 - 1912) French composer of operas, concertos and ballets whose works include Manon, Sapho, and Don Quichotte. A.D.S. 1p. 12mo., [n.p., n.d.], in

(1889 - 1945) American composer best known for his scores for musical comedies (Showboat), and songs such as "Old Man River" and "Smo...