SAINT-SAENS CAMILLE: (1835-1921) SAINT-SAENS CAMILLE: (1835-1921) French compose…

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SAINT-SAENS CAMILLE: (1835-1921)

SAINT-SAENS CAMILLE: (1835-1921) French composer and organist of the Romantic period. The personal printed oblong 12mo Visiting Card of Saint-Saens, unsigned, featuring his printed name to the centre, as Grand Croix de la Legion d'Honneur and Membre de l'Institut, and with his address at Rue de Courcelles (Paris) at the base, with a few French words in his hand, 'Felicitations et amities' (Translation: 'Congratulations and regards'). A very light, minor stain to the lower edge, otherwise VG

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SAINT-SAENS CAMILLE: (1835-1921)

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