1904 PHOTO RPPC SIGNED HERMANN WINKELMANN ! OPERA SINGER AUSTRIA STAMP ! THEATRE

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VERY FINE REAL PHOTO POSTCARD SIGNED IN PEN BY WINKELMANN, FROM A COLLECTION SENT TO ERWIN ROBERT WEINER IN VIENNA,CHECK MY FEEDBACK & !!00 !!!SEE PHOTOS !!! NO RESERVE, SHIPPING AND HANDLING IS $2.00 IN USA, OR $4.00 FOREIGN. ITEMS NOT REGISTERED OR INSURED ARE SENT AT BUYERS RISK. ALL ITEMS OVER $40.00 IN USA MUST BE INSURED AT BUYERS COST. ALL ITEMS OVER $80.00 FOREIGN MUST BE REGISTERED AT BUYERS COST. I COMBINE SHIPPING COSTS ON MULTIPLE ITEM TO SAVE YOU MONEY. CHECK MY VERY HIGH FEEDBACK !!!!! -----------------� Hermann Winkelmann� (8 March 1849� – 18 January 1912) was a German� Heldentenor, notable for creating the title role in� Richard Wagner's� Parsifal� in 1882.� Hermann Winkelmann was born in� Braunschweig� in 1849. His father, Theodore Christian Ludewig Winkelmann, was the founder of Zeitter & Winkelmann, piano manufacturers, and he himself planned to continue his father's trade. He went to Paris to study piano construction, but while there he decided to become a singer. He had his initial training in Paris, and later with Koch in� Hanover. Winkelmann made his debut as Manrico in� Verdi's� Il trovatore� in the Court Theatre of� Sondershausen� in 1875.[1]� He then sang in such places as Altenburg, Darmstadt, and Leipzig. He joined the� Hamburg State Opera� in 1878. The first role he created was that of� Anton Rubinstein' read more