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Albert Einstein Original Autograph Display

Signed Original Autograph Display.

Einstein Albert. Original Photo & Autograph Display. Excellent black fountain pen Einstein signature dated 1948. Original 8" x 10" black & white Einstein portrait of the distinguished professor in excellent condition. Beautifully framed in gilt & silver-edged black wood frame & glazed to an overall size of 15" x 18", double matted in windows with gilt filets. An attractive presentation. $2375

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Einstein / Recto

Einstein / Close-Up

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