
Vintage Black and White Photographs of The Supremes in Concert
A collection of 4 vintage black and white gelatin silver prints showcasing 'The Supremes' during the 1960s. Two photographs capture the group onstage, featuring Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, and Florence Ballard wearing matching sequined or patterned floor-length gowns while performing into vintage chrome microphones. One shot includes a backdrop partially spelling 'THE SUPREMES' in a marquee style. The other two photos depict the venue, which appears to be a large gym or civic hall converted for a concert, featuring rows of folding metal chairs, a center aisle with a runner, and a raised stage flanked by holiday trees. The prints exhibit characteristics of Mid-Century photojournalism with high contrast and slight grain. Physical condition shows minor silvering, corner wear, and slight curling consistent with age. There are visible creases on the edges of the venue shots, particularly the upper right print. The paper appears to be semi-glossy, typical of 1960s commercial development. No visible photographer stamps are immediate, but the composition suggests professional press or venue documentation.
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Estimated Value
$600 - $900
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Category
Vintage Photography/Music Memorabilia
Appraised On
January 8, 2026
Estimated Value
$600 - $900
Item Description
A collection of 4 vintage black and white gelatin silver prints showcasing 'The Supremes' during the 1960s. Two photographs capture the group onstage, featuring Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, and Florence Ballard wearing matching sequined or patterned floor-length gowns while performing into vintage chrome microphones. One shot includes a backdrop partially spelling 'THE SUPREMES' in a marquee style. The other two photos depict the venue, which appears to be a large gym or civic hall converted for a concert, featuring rows of folding metal chairs, a center aisle with a runner, and a raised stage flanked by holiday trees. The prints exhibit characteristics of Mid-Century photojournalism with high contrast and slight grain. Physical condition shows minor silvering, corner wear, and slight curling consistent with age. There are visible creases on the edges of the venue shots, particularly the upper right print. The paper appears to be semi-glossy, typical of 1960s commercial development. No visible photographer stamps are immediate, but the composition suggests professional press or venue documentation.
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