Puccini autographed music notation from Madam Butterfly Burma stamps Her ideological support of free-market

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issued to mark the opening of the 1924 British Empire Exhibition

Small imperfections (shortish perforations at top and traces of thinning) although of fine appearance and above average for this

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Abstract (Cranborne Chase) type

Puccini autographed music notation from Madam Butterfly Burma stamps Her ideological support of free-marketA Puccini handwritten music notation of his 1904 opera Madam Butterfly Signed by the composer in March 1908 in his home town of Torre Del Lago, where he wrote many of his finest operas. Large 9. 5 x 6. 75 inch size. Puccini handwritten notations are rare and highly desirable Giacomo Puccini (1858 1924), is regarded as one of operas finest composers. La Bohme (1896), Tosca (1900) and Madam Butterfly (1904) are his most celebrated works. Beyond operatic