Jessica Dragonette - With Love Jessica Dragonette - Signed Record

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Jessica Dragonette LP Signed & Inscribed to Harry Warner Jr. Association Copy Totem 1029 VG+/VG

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A wonderful association copy from the Golden Age of American radio.

This is Jessica Dragonette on Totem Records (Totem 1029), signed and warmly inscribed on the back cover by legendary radio soprano Jessica Dragonette to Harry Warner Jr., the very same Harry Warner Jr. who authored the liner notes printed on the back of this release.

The inscription reads in part:

"To Harry Warner, Jr., with admiration and warm salutations for all you have done..."

and concludes with her signature:

"Sincerely Yours, Jessica Dragonette."

Unlike most signed records, this is not simply a fan autograph—it is an association copy connecting the performer directly to the writer who documented her career in the album's liner notes. Pieces with this type of provenance are seldom encountered.

Please note that the red "With Love, Jessica Dragonette" on the front cover is part of the original printed cover artwork and is not an autograph.

Condition

• Vinyl: VG+

• Jacket: VG with general shelf wear, edge wear, and age toning. The inscription is clean and highly legible. Please review all photos for the best representation of condition.

Jessica Dragonette was one of America's best-known radio sopranos during the Golden Age of broadcasting, appearing regularly on national radio throughout the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. Authentic signed material from Dragonette is uncommon, and presentation copies with a direct historical association such as this are especially desirable.

Authentication Guarantee

This autograph is guaranteed authentic for life. If it fails authentication by a recognized third-party authentication service (such as PSA, JSA, or Beckett), simply return it with the written opinion from the authenticator for a full refund of the purchase price.

A scarce and historically significant piece for collectors of Golden Age radio, vocal music, broadcasting history, or association-copy memorabilia.