Vintage Original Beatles 35 MM Photo Slide Transparency Paul McCartney 8C

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Vintage Original Beatles 35 MM Photo Slide Transparency Paul McCartney        8C.  You will receive the slide in the photos.  Please use the pictures to guide your bidding decisions.  This slide comes from the estate of Ken Galente who was the owner of the Silver Screen Gallery in Manhattan.  Many of the more important and rare Beatle photographs and slides have been discovered at Galente's shops in Manhattan.  The slide is back stamped with the Silver Screen Manhattan address at 35 East 28th Street New York City 10016 along with a catalog date.  We will be listing a large amount of Beatles slides and negatives that were acquired from the Ken Galente estate.  Please see our other Beatles listings.  Please see our other auctions for rare, unusual, and hard to find items.  We do combine shipping for multiple purchases so please wait for an invoice.  Good Luck.
The Beatles Muhammad Ali Historic image Iconic Photo Agency Stamped Vintage 8x10 with snipe, printed by photo agency circa 1980's, this is a truly classic image of the legendary boxing champion having fun with the Fab Four in 1960's at a photo shoot in Miami Florida at his training camp. Near Mint Condition
This item is an ORIGINAL 8x10 photo from the historic archives of Silver Screen Mementos. This original photograph was made in the actual year the film, television show or event was produced. The movie studios produced publicity photographs for distribution to the press, photo agencies and publicity departments to advertise the film/tv show or event. Very often original photos have press release information on the reverse of the photo - movie credits, description of the scene, event and people involved. This is a historic piece of cinema art and is being offered from one collector to another, no rights given or implied. Silver Screen are gradually releasing thousands of Original Photographs, Transparencies, Negatives, Lobby Cards, Posters, Magazines and other memorabilia from our historic archive.
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