Cancelled check signed by Judy Garland. A rare collectible. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Vintage pearl finish 8 x 10 Sinclair Bull portrait photo from Judy's very first MGM sitting. Taken on November 30, 1935 when Garland was 13 years old. Signed in fountain pen in the lower right corner, 'Judy Garland.' Reverse bears the original MGM press release caption noting 'She is being hailed as the sensational child discovery of the year and is under long term contract...said to be the only player ever signed without the formality of a screen test. In very fine condition, with a couple trivial corner tip dings. This photo represents the earliest known official signed portrait of Garland, and would be the pinnacle for any serious Garland collector. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Typed-letter signed by Judy Garland, dated May 29, 1963. Addressed to CBS Television Network in New York. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Typed-letter signed by Judy Garland, dated August 14, 1957. Signed as "Judy Garland Luft." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Cancelled check signed by Jack Haley. A rare and affordable collectible from "The Tin Man." Originally from the estate of Jack Haley. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity. Also accompanied with a copied letter from Barry Haley Bregman, the grandson of Jack Haley.

Jack Haley's actual passport, issued April 5, 1951. Signed as "John Joseph Haley" on 2 different pages. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by both Jack Haley and Ray Bolger. Each has inscribed the photo "To Kennedy." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Janet." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "Dennis Soens." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Dennis Soens." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Michael Smith." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Jim." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To The Larsons." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Photo depicts the main characters at the gate of Emerald City. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Mike Roberts." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Ken Harris, All the Best!" With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Ken, All the Best!" With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To and for Harry Wilkinson, Still Kicking, All the best!" With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "Hi, Still kicking!" With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "A happy birthday to Richard Carbone." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Peggy Browne, All the best!" Photo has a crease in the upper right corner. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Gloria," which is not in Bolger's handwriting. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 3.25x5 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Roy Pitts." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 3.25x5.5 photo signed by Ray Bolger. Inscribed "To Joe Hill." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

2 page letter signed by President Gerald Ford addressed to Ray Bolger, dated June 21, 1977. With original envelope. In the letter, Ford invites Bolger to attend the first Jerry Ford Invitational Golf Tournament, which was held in Vail, CO July 28-29, 1977. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity. Also accompanied with a signed letter from Ann Rickard, Ray Bolger's neice and assistant to the Executor for the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolger.

8.5x11 contract signed by Ray Bolger, to appear at the Tony Awards in New York as a presenter on April 20, 1975. Ray was compensated $500 for his part. Truly, a one-of-a-kind peice of Hollywood history! With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

8.5x11 typed letter from a fan to Ray, requesting his autograph. The fan writes in part, "It would be greatly appreciated if you would attest your signature on the line at the bottom of this page..." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

On this 7.25x10.5 peice of Ray's personal stationary, he writes a thank you letter "To Jim...it's wonderful to know that a school principal who cares for kids..." Dated 11-19-82. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Extremely rare and desirable glossy 8x10 MGM Wizard of Oz close-up portrait of Lahr as the Cowardly Lion, signed and inscribed in red felt tip 'To 'Kim' Best wishes, Bert Lahr.' Repaired tear to left edge, scattered creasing and surface impressions, a light brush to inscription and a few spots, otherwise very good condition. Signed photos of Lahr as the Cowardly Lion are virtually nonexistent! With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

B&W 8x10 studio photograph signed "Best wishes, Bert Lahr" in blue ink across his left shoulder. The photograph is in mint condition and virtually appears three dimensional. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Vintage glossy 8x10 photo, signed and inscribed in fountain pen, "To Harry, Best Wishes, Bert Lahr." In very good condition, with tack holes in each corner. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Vintage 5x7 sepia matte finish photograph of Bert Lahr in his prime, hand signed in white ink: "Sincerely Bert Lahr." In excellent contition with trivial light edgewear to the right border, otherwise excellent. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Vintage matte finish 5x7 photo of Burke holding her cat, signed and inscribed in fountain pen, "Laura Ann Sitowski, Best wishes, Bille Burke and Hacha." In fine condition. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Vintage sepia matte finish 5x7 portrait, inscribed to "Ernie Young" and signed "Gratefully, Billie Burke Ziegfield, Aug. 1944." In fine condition, with moderate contrast to "Ziegfeld" against the dark background. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

A Rudy Vallee - Drene Show payroll check made out to Billie Burke on November 20, 1945 for $776.10. Signed on the back of the check, "For deposit only, Billie Burke." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

A 3 page (8.5x11) contract between Billie Burke and the Columbia Broadcasting System of Hollywood, CA. Dated May 13, 1950. Billie has signed the last page. According to this contract, Billie Burke is to be compensated $1000 "to furnish the artistic and professional services of yourself as an actress on 'The Ed Wynn Show' advertising products for the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company." With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

A 3 page (8.5x13) contract between Billie Burke and producer Henry Duffy. Dated September 8, 1932. Billie has signed the last page, and has initialed "B.B." three different times throughout. According to this contract, Billie Burke is to be compensated $1500 a week "for at least 7 weeks" to star in the production "Marquise." In addition, Billie is also to receive 20% of the weekly box-office gross receipts. Wonderful item, signed 6 years before the making of The Wizard of Oz! With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

A 2 page (8.5x15) contract between Billie Burke and Samuel Goldwyn, Inc. Dated October 30, 1933. Billie has signed the last page. According to this contract, Billie Burke is to be compensated $250 per week and is now to work exclusively with Samuel Goldwyn, Inc., with the option to renew the contract yearly, for an additional 4 years -- with the last year ending in 1938, which was when the Wizard of Oz was filmed! With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

One page (8.5x11) typed-letter signed, dated October 24, 1939 and addressed to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. Signed "Billie Burke Ziegfeld." Very rare and desirable letter from the year that The Wizard of Oz was released. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

Autograph letter signed, 6x8, no date. Letter of thanks in Burke's difficult to decipher hand. In part, "It's been pretty difficult...and the worst isn't over yet. Lots of work has to be done but am looking forward to getting my second wind in Seattle." In fine condition, with a mild strip of toning over signature and a bisecting horizontal fold. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.

2 pages (8.5x11) on her personal letterhead stationary. Great content, with Billie mentioning her contract with MGM. With OzMunchkinland Letter of Authenticity.