LUNDASPEXET “GERDA”, SCRIPT FROM 1909.

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LUNDASPEXET “GERDA”, SCRIPT FROM 1909.
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4225954. LUNDASPEXET “GERDA”, SCRIPT FROM 1909.

Description

Stenciled script 31 sheets with text on the recto pages, cardboard cover with clamps. Title and owner signature in ink.
“Gerda” is considered to be the first lunatic text, authored in 1886 by Otto Sylwan and Ewert Wrnagel with contributions by Arthur Stille and Hans Cavallin.
This script by Torsten Thage is undoubtedly derived from the performance in 1909.
36.5 X 23cm.

Condition

The cardboard of the cover with rupture, stains.

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4225954. LUNDASPEXET “GERDA”, SCRIPT FROM 1909.

Description

Stenciled script 31 sheets with text on the recto pages, cardboard cover with clamps. Title and owner signature in ink.
“Gerda” is considered to be the first lunatic text, authored in 1886 by Otto Sylwan and Ewert Wrnagel with contributions by Arthur Stille and Hans Cavallin.
This script by Torsten Thage is undoubtedly derived from the performance in 1909.
36.5 X 23cm.

Condition

The cardboard of the cover with rupture, stains.

The item details are approximate automatic translations. Auctionet.com is not responsible for any translation errors. Show the original Swedish texts.

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Crafoord Auktioner Lund
Address

Clemenstorget 7
222 21 Lund
Sweden

Placement
Grafikfack 4
Visits: 30

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