Movie poster illustration for the film "Young Donovan's Kid" (RKO Radio Pictures) by the artist Howard William Wookey, watercolor and ink on paper. Signed lower right (dated 1932 by the artist).

Includes cast list and is signed by director Fred Niblo, as well as Jackie Cooper, who played "Midge," Richard Dix, who played "Jim Donovan," and Marion Shilling who played "Kitty."

Condition note: Hole punches on the left edge.

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Black and white photograph of Louise Brooks, c1927. Photographer is Eugene Robert Richee. Back of photo has stamp reading "Permission is hereby granted for use of this photograph in Magazines and Newspapers. Credit to Paramount Pictures will be appreciated. Portrait by Richee." 14 x 11"

Signed black and white photograph of Ann Sothern, undated. Inscription reads: "To Edward Zubbrick, Cordially, Ann Sothern." Photographer is not identified. 14 x 11"

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Pin-up type black and white photograph of unidentified model in lingerie, undated. Back of photo has stamp reading "This copyright photograph is supplied by Camera Studies Club...." Photographer is Walter Bird.

Lithograph pin-up of semi-nude model "Angelique" in costume, Portal Publications reprint, 1975.

Sheet contains full-length sketch of unidentified Western cartoon character, with eight sketches of different facial expressions along both sides.

This sub-series includes correspondence, pamphlets, stationary, photographs, and receipts regarding L.M. Bowers and Company, specifically its work with manufacturing anchors.

This sub-series includes correspondence, deeds, and insurance policies regarding L.M. Bowers' real estate investments in New York City.

This sub-series includes correspondence, blueprints, tax receipts, and stationary regarding L.M. Bowers real estate investment in the state of Nebraska, specifically in Omaha and Valley County.

This sub-series includes incoming correspondence regarding L.M. Bowers' real estate investments in Ohio.

This sub-series includes incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Cleveland Steel Company, an Ohio-based steel company in which John D. Rockefeller was the president.

This sub-series includes incoming correspondence regarding L.M. Bowers' real estate investments in Ohio.