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Old 12-06-2015, 05:27 PM
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Thank you everyone for your help! I believe I will remove the photo from the frame. I will do it tomorrow and post the results. I will also save the label for possible future reframing (and at least to maintain the item's history).

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Old 12-06-2015, 06:39 PM
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Thank you everyone for your help! I believe I will remove the photo from the frame. I will do it tomorrow and post the results. I will also save the label for possible future reframing (and at least to maintain the item's history).

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Absolutely! Alan, that photo is incredible....
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Old 12-08-2015, 06:30 PM
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Hi-
Last night, I slowly worked my way through the frame starting with unwinding the metal wire and removing the screws. I then used a small knife to carefully remove the back paper. I realized the item at least one more layer away, so I carefully removed the nails from the sides of the frame. Finally I tapped the frame, and the item finally came out (with a paper backing).


I could never have guessed what would be on the back of this. I thought maybe a 50s/60s print notice (and of course was hoping for much earlier). I had little thought it would be this. I have to say, I definitely got 15.00 in entertainment value (what I paid for it) from the last few years of speculating what might be inside. Now I know. I only wish the results were different!

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Yikes!!!!! Like a zonk on lets make a deal!!!!
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Holy shit..... was not expecting that
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Holy Crap Alan its a rare Frankin Photo!
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Oh man...that stinks. So was the sticker put on the back to deceive?
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