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NHL Memorabilia & Sports Memorabilia. John Bucyk Clarence Campbell Milt Schmidt Signed Contract John Bucyk Clarence Campbell Milt Schmidt Signed Contract, 8.5x17", May 30, 1972, 3 signatures, JSA LOA
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Bill Eppridge was a contract photographer for LIFE magazine when he photographed the Beatles' first U.S. visit in 1964. He was on staff at LIFE from 1965 to 1972 and his photographic essays on Robert Kennedy's last campaign and heroin addicts in Needle Park earned him international acclaim. He later joined the staff of Sports Illustrated. Bill Eppridge's photographs of the Beatles have been touring internationally and are currently on view at Smithsonian's Museum of American History.
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Most items available are in mint condition. We describe any imperfections to products and if there are any flaws, we will contact you before shipping.
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IMAGINE THIS CHECK IS YOURS!!!... This John Lennon Signed Cancelled Check is written to Robert An-drews Limited in the amount of "one pound, fifteen shillings only". This check is a RARE MINT 9 and is con-sidered one of the rarest Beatles check in the entire industry. Comes encased Authentic by PSA/DNA.
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John Romano Jr Official Autographed / Signed Players Contract
John Romano Jr Official Autographed / Signed Players Contract This 1967 official contract is the ACTUAL players contract and along with John Romano Jr, two additional signatures include the General Manager, Stan Musial as well as the National League President, Warren Giles. This memorabilia piece has been hand signed and a Certificate of Authenticity by Hollywood Collectibles is included.
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Yoko Ono's 1970 book of poetry entitled "GRAPEFRUIT", signed on the first inside page in black and blue marker by both John Lennon, and Yoko One. This page could easily be framed with a photo of Lennon or a Beatles album. Yoko Ono's signature could easily be matted over when framing.
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Bill Eppridge was a contract photographer for LIFE magazine when he photographed the Beatles' first U.S. visit in 1964. He was on staff at LIFE from 1965 to 1972 and his photographic essays on Robert Kennedy's last campaign and heroin addicts in Needle Park earned him international acclaim. He later joined the staff of Sports Illustrated. Bill Eppridge's photographs of the Beatles have been touring internationally and are currently on view at Smithsonian's Museum of American History.
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In the mid 1990s, the music memorabilia community responded with excitement to the release of a most impressive series of a strictly limited quantity, museum-quality lithographs, featuring works of the worlds' best known graphic artists, such as Giger, Van Hamersveld, Volmer, Dean, Warhol and others. Combined, they produced rocks' most memorable album art for the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Yes, Eagles, Genesis, The Who, ELP and many more. Available for a limited time only, these fully authorized...
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Legendary Beatle John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono have signed this 8 X 11 photographic color print of Paul McCartney on the verso, "Yoko Ono Lennon, John Lennon," in blue ink. Framed. Shipping for this item is free within the United States. Comes with a GOTTA HAVE IT!® Certificate that unconditionally guarantees the authenticity of this item. For more information please contact Gotta Have It! at 1-800-950-1202 or 1-212-750-7900.
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Bill Eppridge was a contract photographer for LIFE magazine when he photographed the Beatles' first U.S. visit in 1964. He was on staff at LIFE from 1965 to 1972 and his photographic essays on Robert Kennedy's last campaign and heroin addicts in Needle Park earned him international acclaim. He later joined the staff of Sports Illustrated. Bill Eppridge's photographs of the Beatles have been touring internationally and are currently on view at Smithsonian's Museum of American History.
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Most items available are in mint condition. We describe any imperfections to products and if there are any flaws, we will contact you before shipping.
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One sheet of copy paper dated "December 4th 1947" outlining an agreement that the 21 year-old starlet had with John Carroll; reading in part "...One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) to be paid you weekly, you hereby agree that you shall engage your professional services as an actress only through me...I agree to use my best efforts to guide and counsel you...;" signed in blue fountain pen ink in lower left corner by MM while Carroll signed above. Interestingly, MM's signature is very concise as she had...
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Bill Eppridge was a contract photographer for LIFE magazine when he photographed the Beatles' first U.S. visit in 1964. He was on staff at LIFE from 1965 to 1972 and his photographic essays on Robert Kennedy's last campaign and heroin addicts in Needle Park earned him international acclaim. He later joined the staff of Sports Illustrated. Bill Eppridge's photographs of the Beatles have been touring internationally and are currently on view at Smithsonian's Museum of American History.
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John Wayne Signed Movie Contract Relating to "North to Alaska" & "The Alamo" (1959) We called him Duke, and he was every bit the giant off screen he was on. Everything about him - his stature, his style, his convictions-conveyed enduring strength, and no one who observed, his struggle in those final days could doubt that strength was real. To many he was the consummate symbol of America. To others his onscreen presence will forever be unsurpassed. Whatever, you think of the Duke, we have since not...
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John Lennon didn't invent rock and roll, nor did he embody it as toweringly as figures like Elvis Presley and Little Richard, but he did more than anyone else to shake it up, move it forward and instill it with a conscience. As the most daring and outspoken of the four Beatles, he helped shape the agenda of the Sixties - socially and politically, no less than musically. As a solo artist, he made music that alternately disturbed and soothed, provoked and sought community. As a human being, he served...
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JOHN-LENNON - LENNON,JOHN - NYC
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JOHN-LENNON - LENNON,JOHN - LENNON-HELP STICKER
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As half of The Beatles, John Lennon and Paul McCartney were one of the most successful songwriting teams of the century. Together they wrote dozens of hit tunes, ranging from "Help!" and "Ticket to Ride" to "Penny Lane" and "Let It Be." Lennon's romance with Yoko Ono was a major influence on his post-Beatles career, and he collaborated with her on everything from the modern pop hymn "Imagine" to avant-garde noise and poetry. The Beatles broke up in 1970, and Lennon followed with a solo career marked...
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