Television memorabilia autographed by Pedro Pascal, Katee Sackhoff, Gina Carano, Carl Weathers, and Emily Swallow.
A lifetime Guarantee is provided with the COA and signature analysis authentication letter that accompany this collectible.

Poster approximate measurements 11.7 x 16.5 inches. Space efficient and the perfect size to frame inexpensively.
These posters are easier to handle at signing events and as such, wear around marks are kept to a minimum.

SHIPPING METHOD, Rolled in tubes. We use double tubes to offer an extra layer of protection.
Your merchandise will be shipped within one business day of order processing. Orders with multiple items may be shipped in more than one package. You will receive periodic notifications on the status of your delivery via email.

ITEM CONDITION: This item has been carefully inspected and it is in excellent condition.
This poster has been stored flat in archival corrugated carton box in a dark clean environment, avoiding exposure to florescent lighting and natural sunlight.
Surface notes: Stain free, no tape marks or residue, clean edges, no pin holes, tears, or rips.

FRAMING: Professional framing is recommended for this item. Measurements are not exact and standard store frames will very rarely be a good fit.
When displaying your memorabilia, always use acid free mats and the right picture frames. But most importantly, always use a UV filtering glazing such as Acrylite OP3.
Acrylite OP3 and Acrylite OP3 P99 extruded are premium picture framing materials, developed to meet the special needs of the memorabilia picture frame industry.

Below you will find our recommended UV Filtering Glazing Types.
Acrylite OP3 UV protective acrylic filters that protect 98 per cent of damaging ultraviolet rays.
Acrylite OP3 P99 Combines Both Non Glare and UV Filtering characteristics.

It is important to note that OP3 P99 non glare finish appears hazy until it is placed directly on top of the piece of memorabilia. Once in place, the image will become clear with a non glare finish.

If at all possible, best avoid direct sunlight and exposure to florescent lighting.