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Visiting card signed by the astronaut Neil Armstrong
Visiting card bearing the handwritten signature of Neil Armstrong, the first man to have walked on the moon.

Pleasant autograph from the star of the space.

Visiting card signed by the Astronaut Buzz Aldrin
S.n., s.ls.d(circa 1985), 12.5 x 7.5 cm, one leaf
Visiting card bearing the handwritten signature of Buzz Aldrin, the second man to have walked on the moon.
Pleasant copy.

First edition of this invitation card to the Balthus exhibition at Gazette des Beaux-Arts which took place from February 29 to March 17, 1956.
One corner slightly folded in the lower right margin.

Invitation card to the 26th exhibition of the Surindépendants in November 1959, signed and annotated on the back by André Breton Invitation card to the 26th exhibition of the Surindépendants which took place from 7 to 29 November 1959 at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
On the front is André Breton's handwritten signature in blue ink, on the back and in red ink – still in the hand of the Pape du Surréalisme – are enigmatic calculations as well as several anagrams of his name and that of his wife: “Barnedtroen” for André Breton and “Berleitsoan” for Elisa Breton.
Card very lightly...

no printer, Colombey-les-deux-Eglises 1970, 21 x 27 cm, one leaf mounted
Ronteotyped first edition of the programme for the funeral mass in the church at Colombey-les-deux-Eglises for General De Gaulle before his burial.
Central fold mark across the document, which has been mounted on a leaf of paper.
Very rare.

Admirative lettre autographe signée et datée, d'une page et demie et à en-tête de l'Académie Française, adressée par Paul Morand, à une femme de théâtre :
"Paris 28. I. 75.
Madame,
Je vous ai admirée hier soir, en bonne fée vengeresse d'un monde disparu. Après Moreno, on croyait que le rôle était épuisé : vous l'avez renouvelé par une grandeur, une force vitale qui n'est qu'à vous. Et tant de beauté cachée sous ce masque tragique, ne se faisait jamais oublier.
Je me suis associé à la foule enthousiaste de vos admirateurs ; restant, madame, à jamais l'un deux.
Paul Morand."