There are a number of reasons why this is a historical Hollywood and music contract. Also, over the past 25 years this is the third Sinatra Columbia contract we have acquired and this is the FIRST time we have found one "complete" namely with the front page on Columbia Records stationery. We have only acquired and seen 2nd pages with the signature.

Frank Sinatra Signed Columbia Records Agreement. A two-page royalties agreement on Columbia letterhead, dated June 1, 1958, and signed by Sinatra on the second page in blue ink. At the time this was signed, Sinatra had spent the past few years revamping his career after a brief downturn in the late '40s. Release of the LPs In the Wee Small Hours and Songs for Swingin' Lovers, as well as strong performances in From Here to Eternity and The Man With the Golden Arm, had helped restore his popularity.

The contract is in Very Fine condition with missing top left corners and some tearing and punch holes to the left edge. Accompanied by James Spence Authentication (JSA) auction LOA.

And, as with all our vintage treasures, Guaranteed Authentic for Life