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This color photograph shows then Colonel Hal Moore, leader of the 7th Cavalry Regiment and a hero of the Battle of Ia Drang, later depicted by Mel Gibson in the film We Were Soldiers.
We were fortunate to have General Moore autograph a small number for us more than a decade ago, and they quickly sold out.
While recently preparing our office for relocation to Florida, we discovered two of these ultra-rare photographs and are now offering them for sale. These are the last two we have, so once they are sold they are gone forever.
Shipping added in checkout // photo size: 8" x 10" // ships flat in a heavy-duty envelope
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We recommend that all autographed items be displayed or stored using archival quality, acid free materials away from any moisture or strong light exposure. When framing art/photographs/posters, we recommend locating a framer who is familiar with archival framing, has a storefront so you can see examples of their work, is not within a big box store, and has full insurance in the event an accident occurs while framing your item.
UV blocking glass/acrylic, spacers, and acid free framing materials must be used to protect the image and signatures. Fading can occur even if an item is not displayed in direct sunlight (even a light bulb omits UV rays) so UV blocking glass/acrylic is necessary. Acid free spacers or mat board must also be utilized to prevent the signatures from direct contact with the top layer of glass/acrylic. If a signature is pressed against the clear material it will lift off the photo/poster/print and deteriorate.
In order to retain full value of your item, your art or collectible should be able to be removed from its frame or storage container and still be in the same original condition as it was when purchased from Valor Studios.
If you decide to store one of our art prints/collectibles without getting it framed, then we recommend flat storage in either an acid free art sleeve or between pieces of acid free foam core. The item should be stored in a dark and dry location, several inches off the floor. We do not recommend storing prints/posters/photos in tubes for any extended length of time.
