Offered are two signed items from entertainment legend Bing Crosby. Included in this 18 ½ x 25 ½ inch framed and matted display are three total items. The first signed item is a signed letter matted to a size of 7 x 8 ½ inches on “Bing Crosby National Broadcasting Company Hollywood” letterhead. Crosby signed this letter in black pen that was dated August 20, 1943. The letter shows slight toning, but displays nicely and reads:

“Dear Mrs. Smith:

      It is a pleasure to fulfill your request for an autograph which is enclosed.

      After a tour of Camps and golf benefits, I am back on the job for KMH and Paramount. Our next picture is now titled “Going My Way”. Leo McCarey is the director, and Burke and Van Heusen, whose Dixie tunes are doing so well, are writing the score.

                                             Yours for VICTORY,

                                            (Signature) Bing Crosby”

      The other signed item in this framed display is a ticket stub from the Washington Senators game on May 24, 1943. Crosby signed his name in black pen across the front. The signature is slightly faded but still readable. The final item in this display is an 8 x 10 black and white photograph of Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. This item comes with a STICKER ONLY from PSA/DNA (B29646) which covers both Bing Crosby signatures.

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