Unique Mozart Gift

**vmishka** · Nov-28-2006, 00:43

My wife has published an electronic Mozart biography on CD in Adobe Acrobat format:

"The Life and Work of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: A Philatelic Journey"

The unique aspect of this 383 page book is that it is illustrated with 791 color figures of Mozart stamps, cancellations and special envelopes from around the world. There is an appendix with Mozart coins, telephone cards and collector cards.

The book won a silver-bronze medal at the world stamp exhibition in Washington, DC in June.

The cost is $29 plus $5 postage/handling in the USA, $8 postage/handling international by regular air mail, and $16 postage/handling international if you prefer registered mail.

Anyone interested in this unique Mozart gift can get sample pages by e-mail and more information from me by sending me a PM or e-mail.

Lawrence

**Topaz** · Nov-29-2006, 23:29

VMISHKA

I trust you have seen the thread disputing the authenticity of many Mozart works. Have a quick look. It should keep you busy for a few fun hours (if not days). The saga will continue. If you can think of any questions, don't feel shy will you? I'm just drawing breath before re-entering the fray. It takes it out of one a bit.

You might want to have a word with your wife and suggest she starts hedging her bets. Thought about Beethoven perhaps?

If she does an album on Pink Floyd I might be interested.

Topaz

Andante · Dec-03-2006, 05:16

Yes Beethoven would be much more interesting, much better music!!!

[quick exit stage right, before H...... gets here]

**vmishka** · Aug-26-2016, 18:46

This book has been recently reprinted as a Kindle e-book at a greatly reduced price. Available worldwide on Amazon for only US$5.99 or the equivalent in other currencies.

**Pugg** · Aug-27-2016, 06:35

Originally Posted by vmishka

This book has been recently reprinted as a Kindle e-book at a greatly reduced price. Available worldwide on Amazon for only US$5.99 or the equivalent in other currencies.

I rather have the real book .

**Johnnie Burgess** · Aug-27-2016, 06:40

Originally Posted by Pugg

I rather have the real book .

Would not want to risk one good shock to whatever device you have it on losing it. A real book is better and you do not need to have it charged up to read it.

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