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Marilyn Monroe Signed Bank Check
The sultry and ultimately tragic screen siren signed this check for $285.00 to a “Mrs. Jefferey” on July 13, 1953. It was during this frame of history that Monroe began her platinum-blonde look and became a celluloid superstar and pop culture idol, starring that year in two of her most successful films, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "How to Marry a Millionaire." The check, drawn on funds from the Laurel-Sunset branch of Bank of America in Hollywood, is signed in blue pen in stylish, swirling (dare we say sexy?) script, rating a strong 8.5-9/10. Check itself is EX.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
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1904 Ringling Brothers Art in Original Frame (21x27" framed)
19th Century Trade Card Collection
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1954 Ernest Hemingway Original Photographs (9)
Handcarved Wooden Black Boy On Watermelon (35" tall)
Westinghouse Mazda 1932 Jackie Cooper Die-cut Sign
19th Century Alligator Suitcase
