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Match book signed by composer Irving Berlin. Berlin, a significant figure in American music, wrote over 900 songs, including "God Bless America" and "White Christmas". The match book includes ink notes on the verso.

Plate block of four 4-cent U.S. stamps celebrating the 150th anniversary of Louisiana statehood, signed: "Irving Berlin". The stamps commemorate the musical Louisiana Purchase, which opened in 1940 and later became a motion picture.

Sheet of music signed by C. Whitney Coombs, with the inscription "Yours truly/C. Whitney Coombs" in black ink. An attached photograph of the composer is present. Coombs was known for his religious and popular music, including The Vision of St John.

Advertisement signed by Jane Gurnett in red ink for her production of Masterpieces: The Words and Music of Noel Coward at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. The verso includes performance schedule and prices. Gurnett is known for her roles in television series.

Advertisement for the play Me and Marlene signed by Patricia Hartshorne in black ink with the inscription, "Patricia/Hartshorne". This advertisement is associated with her performances at Jermyn Street Theatre, London, on May 22nd.

Book page signed by Stoddard King, listing some of his works in black ink. King, an American author and songwriter, is known for pieces such as What the Queen Said and The Raspberry Tree, and for writing the song There's a Long Long Trail A-Winding.

CD cover art from Radical Optimism signed by Dua Lipa. It includes her autograph, “Dua Lipa,” and comes with PSA/DNA certification (#85467735). Lipa is a British-Albanian pop singer known for her dance-pop and disco-influenced music.

Collection of songs signed by both Lulu Belle and Scotty on the front cover. Signed names are "Lulu Belle", "Scotty". This is the front cover of the songbook Mountain Melodies from 1947, highlighting their musical legacy.

Signature from Victoria Monks, a British music hall star, expressing her pleasure in signing and wishing luck to the recipient, along with Tom Edwards's signature. Both signatures are dated July 27, 1917, at the Empire Theatre in Leeds.

Volume of Ethel Smith's 78 rpm organ solos for Decca Records, inscribed on the front cover with "To Eddy McDuff/Best wishes/Ethel Smith". Album titled Ethel Smith: Souvenir Album, containing three records, signed by her image.

Album cover signed by John Ashton on the verso with the inscription, John Ashton. This is a 7-inch album cover for Dumb Waiters (1981), featuring songs like "Pretty in Pink" and "No Tears," and includes a clear-coated record sleeve.

CD signed by Eleuterio "Inti Runa" Torres B., featuring an autograph reading Eleuterio B/INT I in black felt tip. The CD is titled Condor Pasa and represents Torres B.'s dedication to modern Andean folklore music.