April 17, 2024
70 Orig 30s-50s American Actor Franchot Tone Photos Lot
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70 Orig 30s-50s American Actor Franchot Tone Photos Lot Auctions has acquired one of the largest collections ever, of historic vintage quintessential photos. Spanning the entire 20th century, they are f rom the San Francisco Examiner. The original newspaper acquired by William Randolph Hearst, it is the model for the landmark film Citizen Kane . SFX archives is one of the few eBay sites chosen by to sell this glorious collection covering the entire 20th Century. A vast majority of the photographs are fully identified, and back-stamped with original filing dates. All will be listed on eBay with low opening bids and no reserves. Included will be an diverse mix of subjects including Hollywood and entertainment, sports, historical, political, transportation, crime, oddities, and almost any anything else you can think of. Click to see SFXARCHIVE auctions (BOOKMARK FOR FUTURE). Click to see auctions (BOOKMARK FOR FUTURE). Click to see SFX-ARCHIVE2 auctions (BOOKMARK FOR FUTURE). Click to see TIQU auctions (BOOKMARK FOR FUTURE). All SFX Archive auctions that are 'Lots' will be scheduled for every Monday evening from now on. Subject: Franchot Tone was an Amerian film actor. Some of the films he was in were: 'Five Graves to Cairo', 'Dancing Lady', 'Reckless', 'Love on the Run', 'Three Comrades', 'Phanton Lady' and 'See How They Run' just
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