Collectables – Posters Photographic value collecting
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descriptioncdv photographic portrait of a seated aboriginal woman with an animal skin draped over her right shoulder, western australia, ca. 1880 the same image is held in the national library of australia see listinghttpnla.gov.aunla.pic-vn3916415-s4from an album of views of western australia, south australia, victoria and tasmania, 1870-1890 size 9 x 6cmattached to album page and partly cropped at topfine condition unframed payment paypal is our preferred method of payment as it is quick, easy and secure.we also accept direct bank deposits.all items will be dispatched within two working days of payment being received.we make no additional charge for using paypal. shipping all our items with a sale price of 25 and over are sent via recorded delivery to ensure they reach you safely.we will ensure that all items sold are packed and distributed securely and professionally.we will respond to any comments or queries as quickly as possible.we are confident in our products and our distribution policy.thank you for your business, we value all customers and their feedback.we always combine postage on multiple items purchased. terms of sale customer satisfaction and our feedback is very important to our business.please email us if there is a problem, as more often than not, this can be sorted out via email.we accept return of items within 7 working days of receipt, if the item is not as described.hopefully you will be absolutely delighted with the item you purchase about us we are collectors with a passion for pictures and objects which we hope to share with all our new customers.australia sale australia
increase bids and sales with vendio gallery for australia please note 350 items in my store not auction 12 inch long x 8 inch high – or 260cm x 210cm photo p.s. it would be worth your while to email me about this photo at description- thanks to john for the following updatejust a note to let you know that the bike in the picture of the the h-d with admirers is most likely a 1916 j model. j model as this was the designation for the electrically equipped 61 cu. in. bikes note elec. headlight, horn, and battery box under the seat, and 1916 as the bike has the rounded oblong tanks instead of the 15 and previous varieties squared-off ones and appears to be painted in the pre 17 silent grey fellow light grey paint scheme as best as can be determined from a bw photo anyway. a little extra info…the designation jd has come to be used as a blanket term for all the old h-d pocketvalve models from the teens through 29 when it actually refers to a specific model, that being the 21 through 29 electrically equipped 74 cu. in. bikes. also of note is the sidecar which is equipped with the rare top and side curtains yet…extremely cool i hope this has been of some interest and assistance. cheers other information regards this photo much appreciated – please send it to me possum at all photos are represented as best they can in both quality, colour, black and white and descriptions – please note due to being viewed on different computers that yours maybe slightly different when purchased. a lot more great items to come shortly… … … … … … … thanks for looking … … … … … … …amp……. please keep an eye out in my store… … … … … … … email powered by on 25-may-07 at 122236 aest, seller added the following information on 06-dec-09 at 215829 aedst, seller added the following informationvaluable sale
increase bids and sales with vendio gallery for australia please note 350 items in my store not auction approx 12 inches long x 8 inches high – bampw photo p.s. it would be worth your while to email me about this photo at description- from the 1953 movie the wild one marlon brando with his outlaw motorcycle gang rare photo, scene taken from the 1953 outlaw motorcycle movie cult- the wild one taken from real events. featuring marlon brando johnny being hauled away by the cops. this is a crisp and clear glossy photo reproduction of a piece of history 10 x 8 inch is in perfect focus, and looks great in a frame…. movie story- a gang of 40 motorcyclists, the black rebels motorcycle club, gate crashed a legitimate motorcycle race, ran in america by the a.m.a. american motorcycle association most motorcyclists who raced motorcycles in those days where affiliated with the a.m.a. there where some a small minority who werent, thus the phrase was coined that 1 percent of motorcyclists where not affiliated, which gradually grew to be known as outlaw motorcycle clubs and 1ers….. the black rebels are eventually thrown out of the race, but not before johnny steals the prize trophy and the gang then ride into a sleepy california town, where they race up and down the dirt main street, and basically have your normal biker good time. johnny falls for the sheriffs daughter, who is also owner of the bar, so is happy to let the bikers spend their money, so does nothing to break up any disturbances. and johnny tries to impress her with the trophy. when a rival gang ride into town, knowing johnny had only knocked the trophy off, thats when the trouble happens. real story- quickly… after world war ii like-minded veterans banded together as a motorcycle club called the boozefighters over their love of fun and freedom of motorcycles. during a weekend rally to hollister, california, u.s.a. the club painted the town red with a rowdy night of drinking and street racing, who wouldnt no radaprice price price
CDV photo Aboriginal Woman from Western Australia 1880s-click – more details
Old Harley-Davidson J model motorcycle – 1916 B & W Ph-click here to find out more
Marlon Brando – The Wild One Biker Outlaw Motorcycle P-more info – click here
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