EARLY SOUND RECORDING BOX [ca. 1930] Photo

Description: EARLY SOUND RECORDING BOX [ca. 1930] Photo [Los Angeles, 1930]. Vintage original 8 x 10" (20 x 25 cm) black-and-white double weight glossy linen-backed silver gelatin photo. Minor corner wear, about fine. Shorts director and title writer (including the 1929 Jeanne Eagels version of The Letter) Max Blumenstock, with his script supervisor, as seen working in front of the infamous box, or blimp. In order to control early sound recording for film, technicians filmed and recorded from this contraption, limiting any kind of camera movement or movement on set. Photo coded PSP-15303. FREE SHIPPING WITHIN CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES! FedEx Ground / Home Delivery or USPS Priority Mail, fully insured with tracking number. Shipments outside of continental US -- please contact us for price quote. All shipments are very carefully packaged with multiple layers of cardboard or within gorilla-proof mailing tubes. RETURNS: If you don't like an item, you can return it for any reason within fourteen days of receipt. It must come back in the same condition as it was sent. I make a full refund less the cost of shipping the item to you. AUTHENTICATION: My name is Walter Reuben. I have been collecting movie posters since 1978. I have been a full-time dealer since 1982. I have personally handled thousands of rare vintage posters and have sold to collectors, libraries, and museums in all parts of the world. Everything which I sell is fully researched and entirely guaranteed to be completely authentic and as described. A lifetime of experience goes behind every description of every piece which I offer. ABOUT ME: For further information, go to the ABOUT ME page.

Price: 300 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

End Time: 2025-01-16T20:03:44.000Z

Shipping Cost: 10 USD