Romy Schneider autographed postcard, 1955
Record status
Individual type · partial
Period
27.08.1955
This collectible is an In-8° postcard featuring an image of the actress Romy Schneider from the film 'Die Deutschmeister', directed by Ernst Marischka. The card is published by F.J.
Rüdel, Filmpostkartenverlag, Hamburg-Bergedorf, marked as No. 1361, and features photography by Erma / Herzog-Film / Czerwonski. The item is significant for its handwritten inscriptions in blue ink. On the front margin, it bears a personal dedication and signature: 'My dear Ingrid, with warm wishes, your Romy.' The reverse contains a longer autograph inscription dated August 27, 1955, expressing regret about being unable to meet the recipient, noting a visit with 'Aunt Mariandl', and remarking on the pleasure of their recent encounter.
The postcard measures 14 x 9 cm. This artifact dates to August 1955, coinciding with the start of the filming for the 'Sissi' film series. The card combines film memorabilia with personal correspondence from a notable actress prior to her major international breakthrough.
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Physical characteristics
- Format
- In-8
- Dimensions
- 14 x 9 cm
Technical characteristics
- Publisher
- F.J. Rüdel, Filmpostkartenverlag, Hamburg-Bergedorf
- Catalog number
- 1361
Design
- Obverse
- Portrait of Romy Schneider in Die Deutschmeister
- Reverse
- Handwritten dedication, signature, and inscription dated 27.08.1955
Identification
- Source note
- Described from a single auction-house listing published on Invaluable (reproduced with Invaluable's permission). Details apply to that one example; other examples of the type may differ, and the listing is supplementary evidence, not authentication.
- Maker named in listing
- F.J. Rüdel
Catalogue references
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