Stoessel (Albert)

Black and white vintage photograph of the American composer at the piano, signed and inscribed "To Miss Gertrude Tuttle, Albert Stoessel", also signed by an unidentified lady (likely the one standing next to him in the photograph), some creasing and pin holes along margins, small loss to the bottom left corner, 10 x 8"; together with: an autograph letter from Stoessel to Tuttle, expressing his regrets she was not able to sing in the chorus at the Worcester Massachusetts Festival, one page, New York, 1925; two unsigned black and white photographs of Stoessel during a rehearsal; a page removed from a programme, signed and inscribed "To Gertrude A. Tuttle, #3 of the three invincible altos. In memory of our first 4 years in the Oratorio Society, 1921-1925, Albert Stoessel"; an autograph note from Stoessel's wife to Miss Tuttle and a brief note from Stoessel agreeing to meet a Miss Boyden, one page, New York, 1923; some pieces affixed onto larger, browned album pages (7)