1961 Seattle World's Fair Space Needle Construction Photo by Gene Trindl Original Vintage
$ 84.48
Description
"SPACE NEEDLE" Vintage CONSTRUCTION PHOTO: 1 Vintage 11x14 Deluxe Photo of the Seattle Worlds Fair Space Needle Struction under construction taken - Great Professional Color photo, Not dated, circa 1961 - Taken for use in a major Magazine like "Saturday Evening Post" - SIZE: est. 10-3/4" x 14", Color Photo, printed on Deluxe Double weight paper, Backside is Rubber Stamped with code numbers - Could be by Famous Photographer Gene Trindl (?) who did alot of work for Major magazines - VG++ Condition: Nice, Used, Flat, Clean, No main Image Creases/Tears, has wear, Has old yellowed cellophane tape & stains at corners, Lower left corner has surface image tear with piece stuck to old tape, Has Corner/edge creasing, border wear, dings, dents, emulsion cracking & or wrinkles, Sold As-is, SEE IMAGES. SEATTLE WORLDS FAIR 1961 SPACE NEEDLE CONSTRUCTION PHOTO #1 GENE TRINDL ORIGINAL SEATTLE WORLDS FAIR 1961 SPACE NEEDLE CONSTRUCTION PHOTO #1 GENE TRINDL ORIGINAL Click images to enlarge Description SEATTLE WORLDS FAIR Orig. "SPACE NEEDLE" CONSTRUCTION PHOTO: You are Bidding on 1 Vintage Original 11x14 Deluxe Photo, Fabulous image of Space Needle under construction taken from beneath the still un-finished Monorail - Great Professional Color photo - Not dated but circa 1961 - Not marked but could be by Popular Photographer Gene Trindl - Photo Taken for use in a major Publication Magazine like "Saturday Evening Post" - Hard to Find - Ready to Frame. SIZE: est. 10-3/4" x 14", Color Photo, printed on Deluxe Double weight paper, Backside is Rubber Stamped with code numbers - Could be by Famous Photographer Gene Trindl (?) who did alot of work for Major magazines - Nice vintage Historical image - SEE IMAGE - The item shown is the item you will receive - NOTE: "Scanned for OldWeirdHeralds..." is NOT on the actual Photo. Very Good++ Condition: Nice, Used, Flat, Clean, No main Image Creases, No Image Tears, has some wear, No Tack Holes, Bright not faded, Has old yellowed cellophane tape & stains at corners, Lower left corner has surface image tear with piece stuck to old tape, Has Corner and edge creasing, border wear, dings, dents, emulsion cracking and or wrinkles, has age yellowing, Sold As-Is - Questions Gladly Answered - Suitable for Framing - A Nice Addition to Collection or Give it as a Gift! NOTE: This is a Professionally taken photo, Vintage Original Photo was to be used or printed inside a major Magazine like Saturday Evening Post or ? and is NOT a Newer Copy or Reproduction. These were Never sold to the Public. NO Rights are implied or given with the purchase of this Photograph. Payment USA BUYERS ONLY : Accepted Methods of Payment: Paypal.com, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Google Pay (G Pay), and Other Ebay accepted forms of Payment. All items are Shipped Boxed, Fully Insured & Packed well to prevent damage in shipping. I am sorry we do not ship worldwide at this time, Please contact me for possible exceptions. All Questions Gladly Answered. Shipping All Items are sent with the US Postal Service, via USPS GROUND ADVANTAGE (formerly 1st Class Service), Fully Insured, with Delivery Confirmation. Always "GORILLA - PROOF" Packaging ... Every item is Bagged & Shipped Boxed for Protection Against damage during shipping. About Us In Business Since 1970 ... Selling Quality Vintage Collectibles on Ebay since 1997. See My Great Feedback of Happy Customers. Buy with Confidence! Contact Us E-mail Me Anytime with Your Detailed Want-List. Let me know & I can List items on Ebay for your viewing . I have a Huge Inventory of items for sale, Circa 1900-1985 that are Not online. Pictures sell! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Showcase your items with Auctiva's Listing Templates! THE simple solution for eBay sellers. Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter
Wow, this is an incredible piece of history! Seeing the Space Needle mid-construction is just amazing. The professional color and quality are stunning, and knowing it might be by Gene Trindl for a major magazine makes it even more special. A truly unique find for any collector!