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Italian soprano Eva Tetrazzini Autograph (1862–1938) is featured in this beautiful vintage photo postcard signed with a short personal sentiment. She is shown in the title role of Puccini’s Tosca, one of opera’s most dramatic and celebrated heroines. A genuine Eva Tetrazzini autograph is a highly desirable collectible for enthusiasts of classical music and operatic history. The postcard measures approximately 3.4 x 5.3 inches and remains in excellent condition. The photograph retains fine clarity and tonal balance, while the signature and inscription are clearly legible. The added sentiment enhances the uniqueness and historical value of this Eva Tetrazzini autograph, making it an exceptional piece for collectors. Tetrazzini was renowned for her expressive voice and theatrical stage presence, captivating audiences across Europe and internationally. Owning an Eva Tetrazzini autograph provides collectors with a direct connection to her artistry and the golden era of Italian opera. Signed postcards featuring performers in iconic operatic roles are increasingly rare, particularly when accompanied by a personal inscription. This Eva Tetrazzini autograph offers both display appeal and historical significance, making it suitable for framing, archival storage, or inclusion in a curated collection of opera memorabilia. A well-preserved Eva Tetrazzini autograph such as this represents a meaningful addition to any serious collector’s holdings, combining artistic legacy, historical importance, and tangible connection to early 20th-century opera.

Italian soprano Eva Tetrazzini Autograph(1862–1938) is featured in this fine black-and-white photo postcard, signed and inscribed with a short sentiment on the front and a longer handwritten note on the back. She is shown next to her husband, conductor Cleofonte Campanini, capturing a unique moment in operatic history. This rare Eva Tetrazzini autograph is a prized collectible for enthusiasts of classical music and vintage opera memorabilia. The postcard measures approximately 3.3 x 5.3 inches and is in excellent condition. The signatures and inscriptions are clearly legible, providing authenticity and historical value. The combined front and back inscriptions make this Eva Tetrazzini autograph particularly distinctive and desirable for collectors seeking personal and signed materials from iconic performers. Tetrazzini was renowned for her brilliant soprano voice and dramatic stage presence. Owning an Eva Tetrazzini autograph allows collectors to connect with her artistry and the era of early 20th-century Italian opera. The presence of Cleofonte Campanini adds additional context, highlighting the collaboration of two important figures in music history. Signed postcards featuring both the performer and a spouse or collaborator are increasingly rare. This Eva Tetrazzini autograph offers both visual appeal and collectible significance, making it suitable for display, archival storage, or inclusion in a curated opera collection. Whether framed or preserved as part of an autograph archive, this well-preserved Eva Tetrazzini autograph represents a meaningful addition to any serious collection of opera memorabilia, combining historical importance, aesthetic value, and personal connection to one of Italy’s greatest sopranos.

American bass Clarence Whitehill (1871–1932). Signed black-and-white photo postcard signed in 1909 with a short personal sentiment. Postcard measures approximately 3.5 x 5.3 inches and is in good condition, with slight silvering around the border.

Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo is a rare collectible featuring the celebrated German baritone (1863–1947). This fine black-and-white photo postcard, signed by Hoffmann in 1905, is a true treasure for collectors of classical music memorabilia. Measuring 3.4 x 5.5 inches, this postcard is in excellent condition, preserving both the artistry of the photograph and the authenticity of Hoffmann’s signature. Opera enthusiasts and historians will greatly value the historical significance of this Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo. The postcard showcases the distinguished baritone at the height of his career, capturing his character and stage presence in a way that transcends time. Its signature adds an extra layer of uniqueness, making it a must-have for collectors seeking original autographs of iconic opera performers. Whether displayed in a collection, archived for research, or gifted to a classical music lover, this Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo represents a tangible connection to the golden era of German opera. With excellent preservation, it remains a striking example of early 20th-century photographic portraiture and autograph memorabilia. Adding this Baptist Hoffmann Signed Photo to your collection ensures ownership of a historical artifact with both visual and autograph appeal, celebrating one of Germany’s most respected baritones.

Signed postcard photograph of the distinguished German tenor (1878–1936). Shown as himself and inscribed, size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, is in very good condition.

Rare signed postcard photograph of the German soprano, shown as Elisabeth in Wagner’s opera Tannhäuser, dated Berlin, 1919. This postcard captures Zimmermann in one of the most iconic soprano roles of the German operatic repertoire. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, small creases to the edges and minor silvering consistent with age, in overall excellent condition.

Signed photo postcard of the German soprano portrayed as Brünnhilde in Wagner’s monumental cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen, dated Berlin, 1919. Photo postcard is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, shows some silvering consistent with age, but remains otherwise in excellent condition.

Exceptional 1911 cabinet photograph of the distinguished French tenor (1850–1925), signed and inscribed by the artist with a long sentiment dated in Paris. This beautiful cabinet photo was produced by Fricam Fils & Hauser of Geneva and features Codou in Massenet’s opera Le Jongleur de Notre-Dame. Measuring 4.25 x 6.5 inches, this photograph is in very good condition.

French bass, signed postcard photograph, shown as himself,. inscribed at the Paris Opera Comique, dated in 1916. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, some silvering and paper loss on edges, otherwise in very good condition. 

Hungarian soprano (b. 1954) and Hungarian baritone, double signed photograph, shown as themselves. Size is 3.5 x 5 inches, in excellent condition. 

Hungarian soprano (1953-2017), a member of Hungarian State Opera from 1978 to her death, she also sang major roles in Berlin, Vienna, Dresden, Frankfurt, Leipzig, Paris, Wiesbanden and Zurich. Signed photograph, shown in costume backstage. Size is 3.5 x 5 inches, in excellent condition. 

German tenor (1863-?), signed postcard photograph, shown in role, dated in 1920. Size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in very good condition.

German tenor (1863-?), signed postcard photograph, shown as Don Jose in Bizet's Carmen, inscribed in Berlin. Size is 3.25 x 5.25 inches, in very good condition.

American soprano of Swedish-Hungarian descent (1918-2006), and legendary Austrian dramatic soprano (1926-1998) both celebrated for many decades in the operas of Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss as well for major Italian roles and later became  celebrated interpreters of character mezzo parts. Double signed photograph of a scene from Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, in excellent condition

Italian tenor (b.1930), signed and inscribed photograph, shown as Orestes in world premiere production of Idlebrando Pizzetti's opera Clitennestra at La Scala, Milan. Photo by Piccagliani, Milan. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in excellent condition.

German character tenor (b. 1939), signed photograph, shown in role in Albert Lortzing's Die Wildschutz. Stamped on verso by photographer Harri Irmler, Berlin. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in excellent condition. 

American dramatic soprano (b. 1959), known especially for Wagnerian roles. Since 2021, also serves as Associate Artistic Director at the Detroit Opera. Signed photograph, shown as herself. Size is 4 x 6 inches, in excellent condition. 

French mezzo-soprano (1821-1910), composer, and pedagogue of Spanish descent, who had a long and illustious career as a star performer. Autograph music quote on a card signed and inscribed by her with seven bars with lyrics. Size is 5.1 x 4.7 inches, mounting traces on verso, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a clip about her.

Italian baritone (1800-1876) who became one of the finest singers of his age with a beautiful, smooth, and flexible voice. Documentation related to the famous operatic disturbance in London, 1840, when the popular Tamburini was omitted of the performing cast at the Haymarked Theater, making people erupting in protest. Original re-engaging contract after the riot signed by Tamburini in the last page; plus an autograph letter signed by Count d'Orsay with an account of the riot addressed to Laporte (director of the theatre), and a 3-page autograph letter addressed to Laporte from Louise Viardot about the riot. Translations are INCLUDED.

French tenor (1802-1839), one of the most esteemed singers of the 1820s and 1830s, particularly associated with the works of Rossini and Meyerbeer. Short autograph note in French (sold untranslated) signed by him, no year, where he mentions the Paris Opera. Size is 5.25 x 7.9 inches, 1 written page, minor stains, in overall very good condition.

German soprano (1911-1990), signed postcard photograph, shown in role, signed and inscribed on verso, dated in Berlin in 1957. Stamped on verso by photographer W. Saeger, Berlin. Size is 3.5 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition.

Austrian Soprano (1872-1947), later known as Anna Bar Mildenburg following her 1907 marriage. Signed photo postcard, shown as Brunnhilde in Wagner's Die Walkure. Size is 3.5 x 5.5 inches, some wear and paper loss on edges, otherwise in good condition. 

German dramatic soprano (1872-1947). Signed black-and-white photo postcard shown as Kundry in Wagner's Parsifal. Size is 3.4 x 5.4 inches, in very good condition.

German baritone (1849-1903), who achieved great recognition for his Wagner roles in Berlin, the Metropolitan Opera in New York, and the Bayreuth Festival. An original vintage cabinet photo of the tenor in costume by photographer Krziwanek (Vienna) signed and inscribed by Reichmann 1884 on the verso. Size is 4.4 x 6.5 inches, minor stains, repaired cracks on both lower corners, otherwise in excellent condition.

German baritone (1849-1903), who achieved great recognition for his Wagner roles in Berlin, the Metropolitan Opera in New York, and the Bayreuth Festival. An original vintage cabinet photo of the tenor in costume by photographer Krziwanek (Vienna) signed by Reichmann 1887 on the verso. Size is 4.4 x 6.6 inches, in excellent condition.

German mezzo-soprano. Beautiful vintage cabinet photo of her as Selika in Meyerbeer's opera L'Africaine by photographer E. Bieber (Milan) signed by Hauser on verso. Sie is 4.25 x 6.6 inches, in very good condition.

Famous Swedish soprano (1861-1943) who enjoyed an active international career at the end of the 19th century and into the 20th, dubbed as the successor of Jenny Lind.  An original vintage cabinet photo of the soprano in role by photographer Alex Eichenwald (Moscow) signed by Arnoldson in 1887. Size is 4.25 x 6.4 inches, minor damage over borders, mounting traces on verso, otherwise in very good condition.

German soprano (1874-1935).  An original gorgeous cabinet photo of the soprano as Mignon by Atelier Herter (Weimar) signed by Gutheil-Schoder in 1898. Size is 4.25 x 6.5 inches, in excellent condition.

Belgian dramatic tenor (1861-1923), who was closely identified with the Wagnerian repertoire, his career developed mostly during the last quarter of the 19th century.   An original cabinet photograph of him as Siegfried by photographer Benque (Paris) signed  and inscribed by Van Dyck in 1895. Size is 4.2 x 6.4 inches, in very good condition.

American soprano (1865-1935). Beautiful original vintage cabinet photo of the soprano by photographer Victor Angerer (Vienna) signed by Saville. Size is 4.25 x 6.5 inches, in excellent condition.

Portuguese baritone (1856-1921), who sang leading roles in opera houses throughout Europe. An original beautiful vintage cabinet photo of the baritone by photographer Hermann Tietz (Hamburg) signed and inscribed by D'Andrade in December 1908. Size is 4.1 x 6.5 inches, in excellent condition.

Portuguese baritone (1856-1921), who sang leading roles in opera houses throughout Europe. An original beautiful vintage cabinet photo of the baritone by photographer J.C. Schaalwächter (Berlin) signed by D'Andrade with a short sentiment in 1901. Size is 4.25 x 6.25 inches, trimmed at the top, some stains, in overall very good condition.  

French soprano (1864-1954), An original vintage cabinet photo of the soprano by photographer Aimé Dupont (New York) signed and inscribed by De Vere Sapio in 1900. Size is 4.25 x 6.5 inches, minor loss over the lower-left border, otherwise in excellent condition.

Italian baritone (1831-1918) of the first magnitude, regarded internationally as one of the greatest male opera singers of the 19th century.  An original vintage cabinet photo of the tenor by photographer Bergamasco (St. Petersburg) signed and inscribed in Italian by the tenor in 1873. Size is 4.25 x 6.5 inches, storage holes, some stains, in overall good condition.

Austrian tenor (1858-1937), who performed in the world-premieres of several operettas by Lehar, Johann Strauss and other composers. An original vintage cabinet photo of the tenor by Zekely (Vienna) signed by the tenor with a short sentiment dated 1899. Size is 4.25 x 6.4 inches, in excellent condition.

German tenor (1870-1953), particularly known for Wagnerian repertoire. Beautiful vintage cabinet photograph of him by Friedrich Muller (Munich) signed by the tenor with a short sentiment in Budapest, 1909. Size is 4.25 x 6.5 inches, storage holes at the bottom, otherwise in excellent condition.

German soprano (1903-1959) particularly associated with the German repertory. Signed photograph, shown as Eva in Wagner's Die Meistersinger, dated in Dusseldorf in 1948. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in very good condition. 

French baritone (1918-2004), regarded as one of the very finest interpreters of French art song. Signed photograph, shown as himself, inscribed and dated in 1974. Size is 4.25 x 6 inches, slight paper loss on edges, otherwise in very good condition. 

American tenor (1938-2026), signed publicity photograph, shown as himself, young. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in very good condition. 

French soprano (1923-1986), signed photograph, shown as herself, signed on verso. Photo by Harcourt, Paris. Size is 4 x 5.75 inches, in excellent condition.

American tenor (b.1956), signed photograph, shown as himself. Size is 4.25 x 6.25 inches, in excellent condition.