Description - Original photo from the Teen of two ladies in Edwardian swimsuits and the other sitting on a stone wall in white gown. Nothing written on back. Photo came from Glassboro NJ estate.
Condition - Excellent condition, no flaws seen.
#PHOTO-5- Photo postcard of bright eyed baby - $5.00
Measurements - 5-1/2 x 3-3/8 inches
Description - Original real photo postcard of Edwardian baby in white dress and button up shoes, setting on a wooden table. One eye looks a little blurry. Back has writing - 'Mrs. Josephine Harrison, Clayton NJ' - but it is unmailed. From a Glassboro New Jersey estate.
Condition - Photo is in excellent condition.
#PHOTO-8- Edwardian baby photo postcard - $3.00
Measurements - 5-1/2 x 3-3/8 inches
Description - Original real photo postcard of Edwardian baby in long white gown. It's set on a tapestry or rug thrown over a chair. No writing on the back and it is unmailed. made by Rolla Studio Camden NJ. From a Glassboro New Jersey estate.
Condition - Photo is in excellent condition.
#PHOTO-9- Edwardian lady in fancy hat - $2.00
Measurements - 2-7/8 inches x 4-1/2 inches
Description - Original photo on pressed cardboard, of an Edwardian woman named Addie Harrison (mother of Florence Kline) in a fancy hat. Dated February 16th, 1907 on the back.
Condition - Very good condition, has a few little spots in the border and some wear in the two bottom
corners. Image intself is excellent.
#PHOTO-10- Edwardian lady w/upswept hair - $2.00
Measurements - 5-1/2 inches x 3-3/8 inches, photo itself is 2-1/2 inches long
Description - Original photo portait of an Edwardian with upswept hair and white dress. On dark grey cardboard. Has 'Mother' written on the back. The lady is Addie Harrison Kline, mother of Florence Kline.
From a Glassboro NJ estate.
Condition - Very good condition, card has been cut around the top and
sides. Photo is excellent.
#PHOTO-14- WWI Soldier & two Women - $3.00
Measurements - 4-1/2 x 2-7/8 inches
Description - Original old photo of uniformed WWI soldier in the middle of two Edwardian women. From a home in Glassboro NJ.
Condition - Excellent condition.
#PHOTO-15- WWI Soldier & Family - $3.00
Measurements - 4-1/4 x 3-1/4 inches
Description - Original old photo of WWI soldier
posed with his family. From a home in Glassboro NJ.
Condition - Very good condition, slight crease in
middle
#PHOTO-60- Lot of 57 Promotional Photos and Clippings of Actress Fran Richards - $125.00
This is a group of 11 8x10s and 34 11x14 promotional photos of 1960s starlet Fran Richards. I haven't been able to
find out much about her other than what was with the photos. One of her head shots has some of her credentials on the back.
She was an aspiring model and actress who appeared in commercials for Ivory, Cannon and Dristan.
She had parts in theatre shows and musical revues, she appeared on the long-gone Soap 'Love of Life' (where Christopher Reeve got his start)
She was an extra in 'Butterfield 8' - 'Splendor in the Grass' and 'Bells are Ringing'
SShe studied at Quintanos' School for Young Professionals, NYU and the International Dance School. She studied drama and
voice and she studied musical comedy with Charles Nelson Reilly!
A photo of her appeared on the cover of a Steve Allen LP. which is included
Also included are a few newspaper clippings from 1958, 1960, and 1968. One clipping was a story that was published in June 1960, when she was an extra in 'Butterfield 8'.
According to the story, the casting director asked if any of the extras had a late model car that they could bring to the set for a scene. Fran said that she had a 1959 car and that she could bring it in. They told her they'd pay for her gas, and told her to wear a heavy cost, because the scene they were filming was set in Winter.
So Fran shows up the next day in a 1959 Cadillac Convertible, wearing a full length chinchilla fur coat, a $10,000. diamond ring and a diamond bracelet. The story claims that even Liz Taylor was impressed.
The story goes on to say that the 18 year old model/actress received all the goodies, along with other furs and jewelry, as gifts from her fiance. The fiance is from Peru and he is in the import/export business. She says that she 'thinks' he is in his early 40s.
In another clipping, dated February 1968, in a story about divorce, Fran is mentioned along with her 66 year old
husband Ralph Jimenez. I assume it's the same guy that she was engaged to in 1960, but it could be another rich guy.
It quotes Mr. Jemenez's lawyer as saying his client is 'financially incapable' of paying $200 per week alimony to poor
Fran. The story includes the photos of her, now aged 26.
Condition - Items are in excellent condition. One of the album cover photos is ripped with a chunk missing. One large promo shot has some tears along the edge.
