Kimberly Stanfield Signed PEI Headshot Promo Playmate Autographed 07/2001

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This is possibly the last day I will list autographed Playmate material on eBay. On account of the restrictions put into place by eBay for "adult content," I am already posting a majority of my items elsewhere, namely www.AdultStuffOnly.com. It is a bit of a hassle keeping up with two sites, so I might as well just move everything over. Time will tell, but visit me at the new website. Same seller name.
Up for auction here is an 8 x 10 inch black and white bikini promotional photo signed by Kimberly Stanfield, Playboy Playmate Miss July 2001. It is in perfect condition.
And although there is not PEI sticker on the back side of he photo, it was most definitely produced by Playboy Enterprises Inc. (PEI), meaning it is a super high quality photo produced the old fashioned way... from the negative. It has a very nice glossy finish, is on high quality paper with no other markings on teh back. Playboy used to produce these for Playmates to give or sell to fans back in the late 90's and early 2000's.
Kimberly did not sign a lot of Playboy material, and disappeared from the scene after her appearance in the magazine, although she did make at least one Glamourcon appearance.
I h
ave been collecting Playboy Playmate autographs for close to 25 years. Promos and centerfolds have always been my favorites, but I also collect glossies, cards, tearsheets and all sorts of memorabilia.
S
ome of my items will be listed in the "adult only" area, and others in the area open to the general public, so be sure to look in both, or you will not see all of my auctions.
D
o yourself a favor (and me, too) if/when purchasing more than one item. Whether you get one item or ten, the charge for shipping remains the same, provided we work out the payment details so I can send a combined shipping invoice. So wait until I send an invoice to get the best shipping charge.
Any questions, just ask.
I have stated in some of my previous listings, and will mention it again here: There are quite a few dealers who are very successful at selling forgeries. Some start the auctions at super low prices, and the forgeries are very poor. Others do not seem to know the difference between authentic and forged items, and simply list whatever they get their hands on. One has been quite successful at mixing authentic items with high end forgeries. As a long time collector who realized decades ago that one has to be careful about what one collects, all I can state is that serious collectors should be careful about what they buy.
Shipping is generally via USPS Priority Mail flat rate mailer, and includes a tracking number. If you want to arrange for some other shipping method, let me know, and I'll see what can be done. I would ask, however, that we figure out together what's best. I take pride in my packing, and will not ship anything unless I am sure it is going to reach you in the same condition it is when being sold.