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Librería: Main Street Fine Books & Mss, ABAA, Galena, IL, Estados Unidos de America
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The handsome leading man is best remembered for television's "The Sheriff of Cochise" (1956-60, retitled "U.S. Marshal"), though he also appeared in some Westerns and the 3D horror film "Revenge of the Creature." PS, 9" X 5½", n.p., n.y. Very good. Small tape stains at couple of corners, not affecting image or signature. Nifty printed photograph, mat finish, showing Bromfield seated on the hood of a white station wagon with whitewall tires, waving his ten-gallon hat at the viewer. Printed across the driver's door and passenger door behind it is: "JOHN BROMFIELD TV STAR / U.S. MARSHAL SHERIFF OF COCHISE." Above the vehicle Bromfield adds his huge 6" signature boldly in blue ballpoint. Although not so indicated, this was signed at an appearance Bromfield made at Chicago's Amphitheatre in March 1961, and a copy of the newspaper advertisement accompanies this item.
Librería: Main Street Fine Books & Mss, ABAA, Galena, IL, Estados Unidos de America
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The handsome leading man is best remembered for television's "The Sheriff of Cochise" (1956-60, retitled "U.S. Marshal"), though he also appeared in some Westerns and the 3D horror film "Revenge of the Creature." Stunning glossy IPS, heavy stock 16" X 20", Chicago, IL, 1961 March 18. Near fine. Handsome half-length portrait of this he-man in his sheriff's getup, leaning against a saddle and gazing soulfully at the viewer. In the large blank area at upper right, he signed and inscribes large and bold in blue ballpoint: "To My Good Friend / Donald M. Burnell -- / Kindest Regards and Lots / of Luck -- / From / John Bromfield / U.S. Marshal / March 18, 1961 / Amphitheatre -- Chicago." Ink adhesion begins quite strong, though his pen began "spotting" or "dotting" during the last few lines -- still, even those lines are easily legible. This incredibly attractive oversize item was likely created for some promotional purpose, but it bears no photographer's credit or other markings recto or verso. Choice vintage piece signed just after the show's demise -- the pose is known, though it's likely one of a kind in this format. Stunning for display.