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Found these old Pompeian Massage Cream Calenders at a garage sale.
I know one picture is of Mary Pickford, the silent screen star, picture four shows her autograph (not sure if its real or stamped? help)
Don't know who the man and woman in the other picture might be.
Anyone know anything?
thanks
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First one is a Gene Pressler Yard Long. The other is refered as a "Mary Pickford Yardlong". Pressler retails around 125.00 and the Pickford around 200.00-225.00. A few yrs back they went a lot higher but have toned down some. Dave
Autographs are in the print, not signed by hand. Dave
wow
thanks for the info,
they are in fragile condition i imagine i would have to ask less, but not bad for 5 bucks
thanks again
thanks vintagemad
Condition is everything, but they are collectable. Just keep them as they are with original frames. Dave
first pic looks like it could be from the movie TITANIC