JEAN HARLOW MGM 1930's PUBLICITY PORTRAIT PHOTO with Facsimile Autograph

Description

Original, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1930’s lithographic 8x10 color publicity photo of Jean Harlow (the James Cagney “The Public Enemy”; “Platinum Blonde”; the Clark Gable “Red Dust”; “Dinner at Eight”; “Bombshell”; “Libeled Lady”) with a facsimile (printed) autograph of the type sent out by MGM in response to fan letters requesting an autograph. Very good condition. In another of our auctions we also have up a Paramount lithographic 8x10 publicity photo of Mae West with a facsimile (printed) autograph along with a variety of additional celebrity / movie photos and memorabilia
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