1950s "Friend" Points Gun At Fat Plad Nerd Sept. 1956 Vintage Rare Camping Photo for Sale

1950s "Friend" Points Gun At Fat Plad Nerd Sept. 1956 Vintage Rare Camping Photo For Sale

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1950s "Friend" Points Gun At Fat Plad Nerd Sept. 1956 Vintage Rare Camping Photo:
$365.75

1950s "Friend" Points Gun At Fat Plad Nerd Sept. 1956 Vintage Rare Camping Photo

- You get the real, authentic, original, one of a kind photographs (developed in 1955) that you can see in the listing photos.

- NOT reprints. These are original OOAK items. The only ones in existance. Rare / unique items that can't be bought anywhere else!

- From the Mid 1950's. June 5th - July 27 1955 to be more precise.

- The Location in the photos is somewhere in or near Rock Creek in Ohio.

- This vintage 1950s photograph captures a rare moment of a "friend" pointing a gun at a big-boned young man who is wearing glasses while they are camping. A pretty UNsmart thing to do if you ask me.

- The photograph features a range of subjects including the sky, nature, people, a housecoat, outdoor activities, possibly some smoke/mist/fog, sleeping bags, a rifle, camping gear and camp, possible danger, humor and more.

- Truly a one-of-a-kind piece that is perfect for collectors of vintage photographs or those interested in the photo for its comical value. It could easily be used as a conversation piece in the right home or related (to the subject matter in the image) business.

- The photograph was produced in Canada in September of 1956.

- Although the last photo in the listing may look to be of poor quality, it was actually taken that way on purpose to show the reflectiveness/sheen of the old photographs.

- The photos may be slightly curled as you can see, but that is completely normal and they go back to being nice and flat when put back into their "photo corners" inside of the album pages or when put into a frame. Im sure you could also use magnets too if it is for a metal surface like a locker or something.

- These are pre-owned items so there could be some signs of age, scuffs or wear that might be kind of hard to see in the photos.

If you have any questions let me know.

Thanks in advance and have a nice day! :)