1960's Carol King Black Model in White Swimsuit Sitting on Beer Keg Greg Mendes
1960's Carol King Black Model in White Swimsuit Sitting on Beer Keg Greg Mendes photo is from the personal collection of the model in the photos, who is described belowStamped on the back - Photograph by Greg Mendes with his address in Los Angelescirca 1960s when she also used the name "Carol Kaufman"8" x 10"Provenance: This photo came from the estate of Carol King, formerly Carol Kaufman. Ms. King began her career as a model, then went to work at a Los Angeles area radio station KLJH, where her job was to meet and greet the bands that were appearing on the radio shows. She went on to become a music promoter for several record labels, including Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox. In the course of her work, she was professionally photographed both individually and with bands, musicians and other celebrities. We will be listing photos from her extensive collection in the coming weeks, so please check back/follow our store for more. She was one of the first female promoters to work in the industry at the time. Almost all of the autographed photos we will be listing here were inscribed to her "Carol. She collected news articles about herself that describe her journey, and we will be listing these as well. We do not have certificates of authenticity for any of the autographs or other photos. We are not experts in this area and are describing each item to the best of our knowledge. Please feel free to reach out if you have questions, comments or corrections. All of the photos in Carol King's collection were all kept in sheet protectors in binders, intermixed with news clippings and articles that mentioned her and her work. Her career spanned the 60's, 70's and 80's. Shipping: We carefully ship all paper ephemera items in a plastic sleeve between layers of sturdy cardboard for safe travel to you. Minimum shipping prices are for USPS first class package with tracking and are shipped at the lowest possible rate for this service, as calculated by the USPS from our location to yours. We will combine shipping for multiple items ordered at the same time. Please choose the "add to cart" option so that the shipping will combine automatically for your order.If you already placed your order for an item and want to purchase an additional item to ship in the same package, please send us a message. Thank you.
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Buyer |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Refund Will Be Given As | Money Back |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | United States |
| Culture | Black Americana |
1960’s Carol King Black Model in White Swimsuit Sitting on Beer Keg Greg Mendes photo is from the personal collection of the model in the photos, who is described belowStamped on the back – Photograph by Greg Mendes with his address in Los Angelescirca 1960s when she also used the name « Carol Kaufman »8 » x 10″Provenance: This photo came from the estate of Carol King, formerly Carol Kaufman. Ms. King began her career as a model, then went to work at a Los Angeles area radio station KLJH, where her job was to meet and greet the bands that were appearing on the radio shows. She went on to become a music promoter for several record labels, including Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox. In the course of her work, she was professionally photographed both individually and with bands, musicians and other celebrities. We will be listing photos from her extensive collection in the coming weeks, so please check back/follow our store for more. She was one of the first female promoters to work in the industry at the time. Almost all of the autographed photos we will be listing here were inscribed to her « Carol. She collected news articles about herself that describe her journey, and we will be listing these as well. We do not have certificates of authenticity for any of the autographs or other photos. We are not experts in this area and are describing each item to the best of our knowledge. Please feel free to reach out if you have questions, comments or corrections. All of the photos in Carol King’s collection were all kept in sheet protectors in binders, intermixed with news clippings and articles that mentioned her and her work. Her career spanned the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Shipping: We carefully ship all paper ephemera items in a plastic sleeve between layers of sturdy cardboard for safe travel to you. Minimum shipping prices are for USPS first class package with tracking and are shipped at the lowest possible rate for this service, as calculated by the USPS from our location to yours. We will combine shipping for multiple items ordered at the same time. Please choose the « add to cart » option so that the shipping will combine automatically for your order.If you already placed your order for an item and want to purchase an additional item to ship in the same package, please send us a message. Thank you.
