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ITEM DESCRIPTION: Richard Ramirez Signed Prison Ephemera JSA
A collection of memorabilia relating to Richard Ramirez, including a handwritten letter in blue ballpoint pen on white ruled Mead paper signed LOVE RICHARD. The lot features a San Quentin State Prison stamped envelope and a black-and-white Los Angeles Police Department mugshot reprint. A James Spence Authentication Letter of Authenticity, certification number ZZ70176, accompanies the set.
Condition report:
The mailing envelope shows a torn top edge from opening (photo 6). The handwritten letter displays standard mailing folds and three binder-punch holes along the left margin (photo 3). The black-and-white photograph shows vertical printer lines consistent with a reprint (photo 2). All other items appear without visible faults.
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