The Mugnone, Leopoldo – Signed Baton 1910 + Autograph Note Signed products are designed with a traditional look, with a rugged and sometimes a little low profile. The front and back both feature the team’s familiar logo, and the Mugnone, Leopoldo – Signed Baton 1910 + Autograph Note Signed is made of a polyester and cotton material.
Famous Italian conductor and composer (1858-1941), very active conducting opera between 1890 and 1920 in both Europe and South America. Mugnone conducted the world premiere of Tosca (Puccini), Mese Mariano (Giordano) and others, plus many Italian premieres of operas.
Signed wooden baton, dated in Buenos Aires in 1910, where he conducted at the Teatro de la Opera. Baton is 17 inches long, approx. 0.5 inches thick on one end and narrows to just 0.2 inches in the other end. In excellent condition, signature is faint but visible, date is more clear.
ALSO INCLUDED is a very nice note handwritten and signed by Mugnone (Item # M3127-R5-9), with indications for the chorus master on the score for the opera Ugonotti (Italian version of Les Huguenots by Meyerbeer). Two pages, with signature at the bottom of the 2nd page, in Italian, sold untranslated. Mugnone points 19 cuts in the score to the chorus master. Size is 8 x 10 inches, has folds, otherwise in excellent condition. See scans.
This is the perfect way to show your team pride in an authentic way with this officially licensed Mugnone, Leopoldo – Signed Baton 1910 + Autograph Note Signed. This Mugnone, Leopoldo – Signed Baton 1910 + Autograph Note Signed is designed for a comfortable fit for everyday wear and has a great price that won’t break the bank.
