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Lot #659 8 x 10 Marx, Groucho Signed 8 x 10 Cond: 9

Item ID: 902571 INV ID: Watch Listing

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Current Time: 9/27/2026 2:27:37 AM EST
Listed: Saturday September 12, 2026 10:14 AM EST
Ending: Thursday October 15, 2026 12:45 AM EST
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Starting Bid: $100
Current Bid: $110 by
Next Bid: $121
Bid Increment: $11
Bids: 2 (History)
Reserve Status: This item has no Reserve.

 


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Offered is a handsome signed black-and-white portrait of the incomparable Groucho Marx, shown in one of his most recognizable poses behind an NBC microphone with his trademark cigar in hand. Beautifully inscribed and signed in green ink, the photograph perfectly captures the wit, charm, and unmistakable personality that made Groucho one of comedy's most enduring legends. Rather than a standard studio portrait, this image reflects Groucho during the height of his broadcasting career. As the driving force behind the legendary Marx Brothers and later the beloved host of You Bet Your Life, Groucho left an indelible mark on American entertainment. Signed photographs featuring such an iconic image remain highly sought after, particularly examples that showcase both his unmistakable presence and a strong autograph. A standout piece of comedy history, this is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a display-worthy autograph that is certain to attract spirited bidding from collectors of classic film and television. He died in 1977. JSA LOA (full).

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