Elvis Presley "Down at the end of Lonely street" postcard 1980 Stanley Steller

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Unused

Item Description

Elvis Presley "Down at the end of Lonely street" Postcard, Post processed monochrome image by Stanley Steller Photographs ©1980 N.Y.C. 120 Hudson street.

The original photograph was not taken by Stanly Steller. Famous New York gay interest photographer. I believe what has occurred here is he post processed the images using a monochrome technique. I am not fully versed in how copywrite and intellectual rights work . This does show to be copywritten work by Stanley Steller Photography.

4"x6" continental size postcard on thin card stock. Very fragile postcards in NOS condition. Printed in New York City.

Stanley Steller is famous for photographing and documenting gay New York culture and people on the streets and in his studio for decades. This card does not have any correlations to his normal focus. I felt a slight bio about this renowned & accredited LGBTQ artist/photographer was important as to understand the relevance of this card.

Vintage NOS postcards and greeting cards may have small differences ie; yellowing of paper, worn edges, corner blunting Basic wear from storage of vintage cards. I will always send the best quality card I have. The picture is of a postcard like the one you will receive not necessarily the one you will receive. Unless I have previously specified. I will never send a bent, ripped or damaged card unless specifically mentioned. I always inspect every item I send out for quality and ship with care, shipping how I would like to receive an item. Please message me with any questions or concerns. Thank you.

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Coopadoopas (9)

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01/14/2023

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Washington, United States

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Worldwide

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Yes

Returns Policy

Obviously if you are unsatisfied I will make sure you are taken care of and happy. The customer is always right. That said, I am selling New Old Stock cards that have been stored in stacks. I cant imagine you want the card now and want to return it after you get it.

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