Sean Connery Signed (JSA full LOA) ONE OF A KIND. James Bond 007

This photograph is a one-of-a-kind piece featuring Sean Connery as James Bond 007 in the movie Thunderball. It has been signed by the iconic actor himself, authenticated by James Spence (JSA), and comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA). The 8x10 original photograph is a must-have for any movie or James Bond enthusiast.

Perfect as a gift or addition to your collection, this rare item is sure to impress. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history. Autograph of the Great Actor. 4th in James Bond Series produced by Eon Productions. SEAN CONNERTY played Secret Agent James Bond. THIS IS A VERY UNIQUE. SIGNED BY THE SUPER STAR. This photo is of Mr.

Connery on the set of Thunderball. The yacht is the Disco Polenta.

This is not a mere generic photo of Connery with a pistol. This is part of movie history. One of the best Bond movies. I have listed this with SEAN CONNERY clubs worldwide. If you are truly interest, please feel free to make a reasonable offer. Another speedboat that later became famous was the 19-foot Buehler Turbocraft from the 1965 film "Thunderball" directed by Terence Young. Bond uses the boat in many scenes in the film, including the one in which 007, played by Sean Connery, and Dominique "Domino" Derval argue on the transom of Turbocraft's boat after Bond rescues Domino. After the film, the brand aptly renamed this model "Thunderball" as an homage to the film and it became a commercial success in the 1960s. Also appearing in this film is Disco Volante. For Thunderball scenes the yacht composed of two parts. The vessel was a PT20 hydrofoil built by Rodriquez Shipyards.

Instead, the other 15 meters of the yacht were set up on the set. The brand, now owned by entrepreneur John Clapot, has a very important background. Secret Service to Jackie Kennedy and even Nikita Khrushchev, leader of the USSR, who ordered a specimen to be sent to him. However, he was recalled mid-flight due to the sudden outbreak of the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962.

B&W 8x10 Photograph with sharp AUTOGRAPH. Original JSA LOA not a Xerox. 2,000 + TOTAL 100% POSITIVE.

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