ABOUT THIS ITEM: Vintage 1956 still photo pictures Glenn Ford, Robert Keith, and Leslie Nielsen in promotion of Ransom (1956).
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer copyright information inside bottom border. Still numbered in negative 1685-94.
Measures approximately 8" X 10-1/8 inches.
CONDITION: Light corner and edge wear; faint soiling and light overall age toning on back as shown. Both sides of actual photo are shown in scans.
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Items ship next day after I receive notification of successful payment.
Sometimes it ships same day, depending upon the cut-off time and how busy my day is. But next day is guaranteed—you will have a shipping notification within 24 hours of placing your order, excluding Sundays.
Items are packed within hobby supplies and then protected by cardboard sheets and shipped flat. If you've ordered a lot of stuff, I might ship in a box instead. That will also have proper protection inside.
I buy a lot online, and I've always said I practice the Golden Rule when it comes to shipping—it's going out to you in the way I'd like to receive all of my packages.
