ABOUT THIS ITEM: Vintage 1944 still photo picturing J. Carrol Naish and Alan Dinehart in The Whistler (1944).
Still numbered D-787-7 at bottom left in negative.
Measures approximately 8" X 10-1/8 inches.
CONDITION: Light corner and edge wear; light surface wrinkling at right side; Some toning and faint soiling on back with handwritten notation. See details in scans.
The Immortal Ephemera Store currently ships anywhere in the United States plus Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia. Shipping rates are as follows:
United States* U.S. shipping is calculated by how much you spend and where you live. Rates will automatically calculate, just be sure to select the rate and class of mail you'd like during checkout. The current rates are as follows:
USPS First Class Shipping $0.00-$28.99 subtotal = $3.79 to $4.19 shipping fee, depending upon your location. $29.00 and up subtotal = FREE shipping (select at checkout).
USPS Priority Shipping = $7.75 flat rate fee
*State sales tax is automatically calculated and added to orders shipping within my home state of New York.
International shipping is calculated by weight of package. Rates will automatically calculate, just be sure to select the rate and class of mail you'd like during checkout. The current rates are as follows:
Canada USPS First Class International Shipping starts at $12.25 Priority Mail International available starting at $26.90
United Kingdom, France, Germany USPS First Class International Shipping starts at $14.50 Priority Mail International available starting at $37.45
Australia USPS First Class International Shipping starts at $17.25 Priority Mail International available starting at $37.45
General Shipping Notes: I ship six days per week.
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.
