shows Helge Schneider at a piano
signed in dark ink to the lower mount "Cécile Lauber"
a few small holes
Perhaps it came from the war
to an unnamed correspondent - concerning his work `Le candidat` (a play in vaudeville form by Gustave Flaubert written in 1873 and premiered on March 11
Gaston Calmette Autograph Village People shows Helge Schneider at aAutograph letter signed, one page, 5 x 7,5 inch, `Le Figaro` stationery, (Paris), 10. 05. 1906, in French, to "Cher ami" concerning bad news regarding an unnamed project, written and signed in dark ink "Gaston Calmette", with very mild signs of age wear in nearly very fine condition. In parts: "Cher ami, j`ai une mauvaise nouvelle vous donner car je n`ai pas pu mettre excution le projet que je caressais et que de bons amis avaient affirm. Quand