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B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair by Alfred Eisenstaedt Print Value & Appraisal Information

B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair Print by Alfred Eisenstaedt
B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair by Alfred Eisenstaedt Pricing Limited Edition Print image
Estimated Market Price*: Between $225.00 and $469.00

B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair Print Details

Artist
Alfred Eisenstaedt
Artwork
B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair
Estimated secondary-market value
Between $225.00 and $469.00

About this artwork

Alfred Eisenstaedt's B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair shows a seated man leaning toward a young boy and adjusting something near his ear. The boy sits wrapped in a light-colored cloth beside a patterned table, with sheer curtains and a window behind them.

The current estimated secondary-market value for B.F. Goodrich Engineer Frank Herzegh Developed The Tubeless Tire, Cutting His Son Frankie's Hair by Alfred Eisenstaedt is Between $225.00 and $469.00. This range can be used as a starting point for appraisal and valuation research. A print's final value can vary with its condition, edition details, signature, provenance and recent comparable sales.

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