Elke Ritschel - Wedding Guest - "AVTAK"

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A vintage 1984 magazine page (size A4) signed by Elke Ritschel.

She appeared briefly on the wedding boat as one of the guests and can be seen wearing a black dress to the left of James Bond in “A View To A Kill”.

An extremely rare James Bond related signature and one of the very few items that has ever been seen!!

Minor fold marks.

Please note: The pink post-it note is not part of the picture!!

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Elke Ritschel – Wedding Guest – “AVTAK”

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