Highly influential, Nobel Prize–winning German novelist and social critic (1875–1955) who penned such classics as Death in Venice and The Magic Mountain. ALS in German, both sides of a 3.5 x 5.5 personal notecard, March 12, 1919. Letter to Efraim Frisch, the publisher of the Neuen Merku in Munich. In part [translated]: “I totally agree that it takes the normal type. Even your business proposal to me to be right. That the book by Fischer appeared before the fall, is not to grow [in], because between the first edition of Mr. and dog 'and the general issue must take place a break. Hopefully, the Mercury sets with the curious concoction honor.” In fine condition, with four punch holes and a bit of scattered light soiling. The literary and political journal Der neue Merkur appeared in Germany between 1914 and 1925. Pre-certified PSA/DNA and RRAuction COA.
