Katharine Ross Wrong Is Right Authentic Signed 8x10 Photo BAS #BL44625
Katharine Ross Wrong Is Right Authentic Signed 8x10 Photo BAS #BL44625 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of cinematic history with this autographed 8x10 photo, personally signed by Katharine Ross from the 1982 thriller Wrong Is Right. A must-have for movie enthusiasts and memorabilia collectors, this signed photo captures the legacy of an award-winning actress known for her iconic performances in The Graduate and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
This item is 100% authentic, verified by Beckett Authentication Services (BAS). Features include:
- Personally hand-signed by Katharine Ross
- Includes an official Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) hologram
- Authentication sticker with a scannable QR code to verify authenticity
- Note: Beckett no longer provides COA cards—the BAS sticker serves as full authentication
