THE FROGS Broadway Window Card (14 X 22) Signed By Nathan Lane And Chris Kattan
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:35261473 | Original/Reproduction: Original |
THE FROGS Broadway window card (14" x 22") signed by Nathan Lane and Chris Kattan. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail, in USA ONLY.
I am the original owner of the poster. I watched the performance at the Lincoln Center Theater in New York City, and afterwards waited at the stage exit to meet Nathan Lane and Chris Kattan, and get their autographs.
Note: As regards all of the autographed Broadway posters I am selling, there may be slight imperfections in the corner...s or along the edges from framing, so please look closely at the picture I've posted if you have any concern. This poster has slight damage in the top edge above Nathan Lane's autograph, which was covered by the framing and, I believe, caused by it. It was my practice to frame the window cards while in NYC before flying home to Texas to ensure that they wouldn't get bent or creased. They've all remained in their frames until now, in a smoke-free home. (I'm selling my posters unframed to make listing, packaging and mailing them more practical.)
Please check out my other Broadway memorabilia. I no longer have wall space to display my autographed posters, so instead of leaving them in the attic to collect dust, I'm selling the entire collection, most of which is from 2001 to 2005.
I am the original owner of the poster. I watched the performance at the Lincoln Center Theater in New York City, and afterwards waited at the stage exit to meet Nathan Lane and Chris Kattan, and get their autographs.
Note: As regards all of the autographed Broadway posters I am selling, there may be slight imperfections in the corner...s or along the edges from framing, so please look closely at the picture I've posted if you have any concern. This poster has slight damage in the top edge above Nathan Lane's autograph, which was covered by the framing and, I believe, caused by it. It was my practice to frame the window cards while in NYC before flying home to Texas to ensure that they wouldn't get bent or creased. They've all remained in their frames until now, in a smoke-free home. (I'm selling my posters unframed to make listing, packaging and mailing them more practical.)
Please check out my other Broadway memorabilia. I no longer have wall space to display my autographed posters, so instead of leaving them in the attic to collect dust, I'm selling the entire collection, most of which is from 2001 to 2005.
