Stratton, Charles (General Tom Thumb) and Wife - Unsigned CDVs Autographs Singers U-Z Italian tenor (1878-1936) considered the

Italian tenor (1878-1936) considered the leading Italian Wagnerian tenor of his day and sang at La Scala

signed by 2 singers plus one unidentified signature

who learned to sing while imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp

Signed by several of the artists performing in the festival

one folded color map at the end of volume 1

Stratton, Charles (General Tom Thumb) and Wife - Unsigned CDVs Autographs Singers U-Z Italian tenor (1878-1936) considered theAmerican showman (1838 1883) noted for his small stature, he was the first major attraction promoted by the circus of impresario P. T. Barnum. Set of 2 unsigned carte de visites (CDVs), one of him and one of his wife Lavinia Warren (1841 1919), also of short stature and performer with Barnums circus. There is a printed (not real) signature of Stratton on verso of his CDV, a photo by Brady, New York, 2. 3 x 4 inches, trimmed corners, in very good