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Condition: As New. CHAU2105 Two hand signed souvenirs from Arne Larsson (26 May 1915 28 December 2001) who was the first patient to receive an artificial cardiac pacemaker. One item is from a Xerox copy of the article about him so please be aware - but he has hand signed his photo and made a comment in German which I cant translate about the Doctor shown at the top of the page (graded vg+ - centrally folded) - But the main item is from a 6" x 4" Stockholm RHL organization signed by Arne Larsson (which with their title including Swedish words Hjart and Lungsjuka?has to be related to the operation) and with a long message in German again which I cant translate and this item is mint condition.? Two specialist autographs from the first person in history to receive a pacemaker where further research could reap great rewards.
