BELA LUGOSI, BORIS KARLOFF | THE BLACK CAT [1934] Photo

Universal. No binding. Near Fine. . Vintage original 9 x 7
No binding

1934 · Los Angeles, CA, USA

by Universal
Universal. No binding. Near Fine. [Los Angeles: Universal Pictures, 1934]. Vintage original 9 x 7" (23 x 18 cm) borderless black-and-white photo. Diagonal creasing at extreme bottom right, overall near fine.
Bela Lugosi points a gun at Boris Karloff in this dramatic moment from director Edgar Ulmer's 1934 Art Deco-designed masterpiece The Black Cat.
Photo coded 677-83. (Inventory #: WALTER-FILM007163)
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