Price: $200.00

Mint condition
Text Box: The legendary baritone tells a friend that he has arrived in Paris to sing in this un-translated letter. We include an original Woodbury-type photograph for display.

Lassalle, Jean three page letter and original photograph, January, 1881
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Price: $65.00

Mint condition
Text Box: Autographed photograph of the French baritone of the 1950’s through the 1970’s in “La Gioconda.” Today, Laffage is an important vocal professor at the Paris Conservatoire.

Laffage, Jean-Pierre autographed photograph as Barnaba, 1963
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Price: $95.00

Fine condition
Text Box: Autographed original Edwin Townsend photograph of the American contralto to composer Edwin Stringham. Lazzari was hired for the Chicago Opera, sung one performance with the MET and sung with the Metropolitan Opera Quartet.

Lazzari, Carolina autographed photograph to composer Edwin Stringham

Price: $125.00

Near mint, slight silvering
Text Box: Autographed postcard photograph by the Italian bass as Leporello with Ezio Pinza as the Don during the Salzburg Festspiele, they later repeated the effort at the Metropolitan Opera.

Lazzari, Virgilio autographed postcard photograph with Ezio Pinza

Price: $65.00

Mint condition
Text Box: Autographed photograph of the late British tenor in “Billy Budd” at the MET. Langridge inherited Peter Pears’ mantel and was a much finer singer.

Langridge, Philip autographed photograph as Captain Vere

Price: $85.00

Near mint condition
Text Box: Completely scarce autobiography, Interrupted Melody by the Australian soprano who suffered from polio as an adult. Her triumphant story which led to her ability to carry on with her career, inspired a film of the same name starring Eleanor Parker.

Lawrence, Marjorie autographed autobiography, first edition, 1949