Vintage Harry Lester and His Hayseeds Black and White Photo Card Goofus Cicero Pappy Jud Guppy Wheezy Kid Vaudeville Comedy Band signed in Ball point pen

Original vintage black and white photographic card featuring Harry Lester and His Hayseeds, a well known American Hill Billy vaudeville and comedy music group active during the early to mid 20th century.

The image shows the full ensemble in a staged performance scene with theatrical costumes and instruments including accordion and fiddle, capturing the group’s humorous hillbilly and country style act that made them popular in vaudeville, radio, and early film appearances.

Printed caption at the bottom reads:

Harry Lester and His Hayseeds

Goofus, Cicero, Pappy, Jud, Guppy, Wheezy, and Kid

The card appears to be an original period piece rather than a modern reproduction. It has a photographic finish mounted on a thin card stock backing.

There is visible age wear consistent with vintage ephemera, including light edge wear, surface handling marks, and some handwritten pen markings on the right margin. Corners show minor wear. Overall condition is good for its age and displays well.

This item would appeal to collectors of:

vintage music memorabilia

vaudeville and stage history

early comedy and novelty bands

radio and film era entertainers

black and white photographic ephemera

Approximate era is believed to be 1930s to early 1940s based on the group’s active years and photographic style.

This is a single original photo card exactly as shown in the images.

Harry Lester

Harry Lester and His Hayseeds

His Hayseeds

Goofus

Cicero

Pappy

Jud

Guppy

Wheezy

Kid

vaudeville

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vintage music ephemera

black and white photograph

original photo card

theatrical performers

comedy musicians

novelty band

hillbilly comedy

country comedy music

radio era performers

early American entertainment

1930s music memorabilia

1940s music memorabilia

vintage stage performers

collectible photograph

entertainment history

American vaudeville memorabilia