Vintage original undated (circa 1970s) color negative/transparency of Edward Albert, taken by Globe photographer John R. Hamilton. There are two images, ostensibly from a photo shoot, possibly for a magazine. He died in 2006 at the age of 55, a year after his famous father Eddie Albert who died at the age of 99. Also shown is the plastic sleeve it came in, with has the Globe stickers, this will not be included because it is full of sticky residue from scotch tape and will be thrown away. EXMT or better condition with light wear. Measures approximately 2-1/2" x 5". Comes from the famed Lester Glassner Collection.

Lester Glassner amassed a collection of over 250,000 movie stills and countless movie posters (donated to the Library of Congress), pop culture artifacts and the like. His home in Manhattan had literally become a private museum. Having devoted his time to collecting, he financed his obsession through the photo archive business and the occasional sale of items in his collection.

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