Frank Sinatra 1960's Reprise Records Promotional Easel-Backed Stand-Up....

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Frank Sinatra 1960's Reprise Records Promotional Easel-Backed Stand-Up. An original thick-cardboard POP retail promo piece for Ol' Blue Eyes himself, Frank Sinatra, on the very record label that he formed with Warner Bros., Reprise Records. A handsome generic standee not promoting any record in particular, but just this era in general so it could've been up in any store for years. Frank's Reprise repertoire contained the most enduring hits of his entire career, including "Strangers in the Night," "That's Life" and "Something Stupid" (with daughter Nancy). Has not just one easel on the back but a second one as well to help stabilize it.

Measures approx. 21" x 28". In Very Good condition with toning, some crumpling along the bottom left edge, and additional edge wear and chipping. The easel appears to have been used, but only lightly. Also, small amounts of the white paper on the verso has come off with time, a common occurrence with these old displays. From the Jim Cook Collection. COA from Heritage Auctions.

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