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| This page is dedicated to the memory of one of Frank's greatest fans,Stella. She would follow Frank around if he were anywhere within a 200 mile radious of Philly. And even traveled to LA to visit with him. She took 'hundreds' of photos of him. And he would autograph them the next time they were togeather. I am fortunate to have obtained the entire collection of not only Franks autographs. But Louis Prima, Johnny Mercer, Buddy Rich, Jo Stafford, and Gene Krupa. Just to name a few. Again the items I offer are genuine...I do not have COA or any of that paper work that is merely the opinion of the seller..This stuff comes from serious 'collectors' collections. Not all the items have images, so please ask for VIDEO E-mail to view, I'd be happy to do that for you. Stella's photo may be viewed in the booklet with the "FRANK SINATRA THE VOICE THE COLUMBIA YEARS 1943-1952" A six record set.. In the photo looking from Franks left,she is in full view, front row, staring with a school girl glow. You can't miss her. I'll post the picture when I can. Now,please enjoy this collection. |
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STELLA HAD HER 'GROOVE' BACK IN THE DAY $0.00 
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1944 AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO$650.00 This photo was also taken by the Philly Fan Club president.
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AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO IN CAR
$650.00 This photo was taken in Hollywood, while leaving the set of "THE HIT PARADE", and singed by Frank in Philly. It was taken by the president of the Philadelphia Sinatra Fan Club.++++++++++++++CLICK TO VIEW INSCRIPTION+++++++++++++++++++
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CITIZEN SINATRA 1946$18.00 This rare 4 page,8"x10", news letter was another promo piece aimed at the younger generation of that day. "Crooning into a microphone is one thing, but to lay your career on the line, as Frank Sinatra has, in a one-man war on intolerance calls for a fighting heart. He has it!" This is the opening quote in this RARE and timeless piece.
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LETS NOT FORGET WERE ALL FOREIGNERS" HANDOUT$16.00 This 4 page 5"x8" handout is from July, 1945. And gives the same message about "GETTING TOGEATHER WITH OUT PREDJUDICE"
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THE VOICE "TALKS SENSE" FAN CLUB HAND OUT
$16.00 This 2 sided fan club hand out is frm 1945. It is a promo piece that was given out to the young members, and told of Franks position politics of that day. Was used to promote the film and the song "The House I Live In"++++++++++++++++CLICK TO VIEW OTHERSIDE+++++++++
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TO STELLA #I$200.00 Photos with a 'dedication' are not as desirable, however, it's the real thing.
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TO STELLA #II$200.00 "DITTO"
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VINTAGE "OLD GOLD" AD WITH ENTIRE FAMILYSOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![100]This 14"x 17", har cardboard ad, has the entire family [befor Tina] endorsing OLD GOLD and ciggy smoken'. Not politically correct today!This ad dates back to the mid 40's. Sixty years old.
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HARRY JAMES, HAND SIGNED CHESTERFIELDS ADThis 5"x 7", hand signed by Harry James promoets CHESTERFIELDS. It was part of the drill back in the day to autograph sponsers. A 'commercial' of sorts, if you will!
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GENE KRUPA SIGNED #I $150.00 This 5"x 7",card, from Stella's collection, is just signed GENE KRUPA.
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GENE KRUPA SIGNED #II $150.00 This 5"x 7" card, from Stella's collection is signed "TO THE LOVELY GIRL, GENE KRUPA"
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JO STAFFORD SIGNED $150.00 This 5"x 7" card from Stella's collection, is just signed Jo Stafford. She was a singer in the Dorsey era with Frank.
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BUDDY RICH SIGNED #I $150.00 This 5"x 7", from Stellas collection, is signed "To Stella, Buddy Rich".
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LOUIS PRIMA SIGNED #I $350.00 This 5"x 7", from Stella's collection is simply signed "BE HAPPY, LOUIS PRIMA". It is is exceptional condition and shows a thin and young "LOUIE" with his trumpet in hand. I don't care if this one ever sells!!!!
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JOHNNY MERCER $500.00 This 8"x 10", from Stella's collection. Simply says "SINCERLY, JOHNNY MERCER". This is a real classic!!!!I HOPE THAT IT DOESN'T SELL EITHER!!!!Johnny became a bit of a recluse towards the end of his career. Spending more time in Savanah {what a lovely town!, one of my favorites!}and not signing many autographs.Frank loved to perform his material. Him and Cole Porter, were Frank's favorite composers of the day.
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