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Jesse Cryor Autographed Photo

Discover a truly unique piece of history with this autographed photo of Jesse Cryor, a distinguished African American vaudeville singer and the voice of Br'er Rabbit in Walt Disney's classic, "Song of the South." This rare gem is a doubleweight portrait featuring Cryor with his band, The Rhythm Rascals, promoting their appearance at the legendary Cotton Club. This photograph is not just an artifact of entertainment history but also a testament to Cryor's remarkable career that spanned collaborations with prominent orchestras such as those of Luis Russell and Noble Sissle.

Product Details and Specifications

This exquisite photograph measures 8x10 inches and comes with a wealth of details that make it a valuable collectible. It is a vintage original, featuring Cryor's genuine autograph and a personalized inscription dated February 19, 1935. The photo is in fine condition, with minor signs of wear such as corner and edge creases, and slight discoloration in the upper left border area. This is the final piece from our collection of two, making it an unparalleled opportunity for collectors and fans of Jesse Cryor's work.

Collectible Value and Benefits

This autographed photo is more than just a memento; it is a piece of American entertainment history. It holds significant value for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage photography, African American music, and Disney classics. The image captures the essence of Cryor's vibrant career and his impact on the entertainment industry. Whether you're a seasoned collector, a Disney aficionado, or simply someone who appreciates the art of vintage autographs, this Jesse Cryor autographed photo is a must-have addition to your collection. Its scarcity, combined with its rich historical context, positions it as an investment piece that will undoubtedly appreciate over time.