The reverse side features the authentic original stamp from “Photo-Move Inc., New York.”. The front image and lenticular sheet remain clear and function properly when handled. The back cardboard easel stand has been torn off, so the item will need to be displayed propped up, placed on a modern plate stand, or repaired.
The image size of this modern print is approximately 8 X 10 inches surrounded by ample white borders for easy framing. This stunning photo would look absolutely great when framed and hung in your office, den, or bar. These prints make quite a conversation piece and are often a center of attention. Each photograph is packed in a protective photographic mailer and shipped via USPS We want you to be happy with your purchase! All of our products feature a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are unhappy with your purchase for ANY reason your money will be refunded – NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
This iconic Currier and Ives lithograph depicts a massive bull dominating a tobacco market, with businessmen scrambling beneath as tobacco boxes spill across the ground. A powerful satirical commentary on 19th-century American commerce and market manipulation, this vintage political cartoon reflects the economic tensions of the 1860s era. Printed on premium glossy photo paper by Digital Canvas to showcase every fine detail of this historical engraving. Available in 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, and 11×14 sizes plus postcards and magnets. Buy 2 get 1 FREE with code DIGITALSAVINGS—shop Digital Canvas for hundreds of vintage Americana photo prints.
1932 Dallas Grocery Store Death Investigation Marlon Mcgoth Portrait. Marlon Mcgoth, A Grocery Store Proprietor Near Dallas, Was Killed After Being Mistaken For A Bandit By Federal Prohibition Agents. The Agents Involved In The Incident Were Charged With Murder. This Photo Measures 5X7 Inches. Custom Label 396919.
