1927 Harold Lloyd The Kid Brother Illustrated Letterhead Paramount Laskey Famous Players
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This is an original 1927 typed letter on illustrated letterhead featuring advertising for the Paramount Pictures feature films The Kid Brother starring Harold Lloyd and D.W. Griffith’s Sorrows of Satan.
This letter is a single sheet dated February 11, 1927 from Ralph Kay, Ad Sales Manager, to a theater operator in Georgia concerning a shipment of window cards for the film We’re In The Navy Now. The top of the letterhead has the Paramount logo and is printed Famous Players – Lasky Corporation Paramount Pictures. This letterhead also features illustrations of large billboard 24-sheet posters for the Harold Lloyd in The Kid Brother and D.W. Griffith’s Sorrows of Satan with text that reads “Use Paramount 24 sheets!”
This illustrated letterhead is a vintage original sent out in February 1927. Overall condition is very good with just light handling wear and modest toning from age and crease lines from having been folded. Overall condition is very good.
This letter is a single sheet dated February 11, 1927 from Ralph Kay, Ad Sales Manager, to a theater operator in Georgia concerning a shipment of window cards for the film We’re In The Navy Now. The top of the letterhead has the Paramount logo and is printed Famous Players – Lasky Corporation Paramount Pictures. This letterhead also features illustrations of large billboard 24-sheet posters for the Harold Lloyd in The Kid Brother and D.W. Griffith’s Sorrows of Satan with text that reads “Use Paramount 24 sheets!”
This illustrated letterhead is a vintage original sent out in February 1927. Overall condition is very good with just light handling wear and modest toning from age and crease lines from having been folded. Overall condition is very good.