Normal Postal Stationnery With Famous Sender , Help Pricing .

hey I was sorting a very huge collection of postal stationery card and by curiosity I try to search who is the sender and who is the reciever , and by chance I discoverd a well known belgian doctor, could that give it more value ?
thankks

what I found on wikipedia about the sender .

created the Royal Belgian Society of Gastroenterology (SRBGE) (1928)

instigator of the World Society of Gastroenterology (founded in Washington a year after his death)

organized the first international congress of gastroenterology (Brussels, 1935)

Professor at the Free University of Brussels

founder, then president, of the Association of Belgian Medical Scientific Societies

and a prize bear his name.

Famous = Known about by many people. I don't think this qualifies.

It's also a preprinted or stamped card - i.e. it could have come from anyone working in the office.

yes rogdcam , I may be wrong by not mentioning that it s famous in medical field

based on what I was lucky to found that its written by him , I think its preprinted

You would need to show the hard proof that that the person in question himself wrote the message. Once you can do that the next question is, "So?" It would also help if you translated the message into English to see if the message itself has any added interest.

This item, if it has any value, will have value to a very, very narrow selection of collectors. Your work is to find them.

As to value, even to the narrow group of collectors, not much. Perhaps slightly more with good verification it was written by him and the subject of the note was interesting.

Jackpot? No.

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