Louis Armstrong 1952 at the Paramount Theater Silver Gelatin Original TYPE I Photo by Popsie PSA/DNA Non-Sport Autographs he signed a lucrative contract

he signed a lucrative contract with the Baltimore Bullets and entered the NBA as a 28-year-old rookie

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but the future owner of this program would covet this historical item because of the rare autographs on the program cover (and one inside the program)

Louis Armstrong 1952 at the Paramount Theater Silver Gelatin Original TYPE I Photo by Popsie PSA/DNA Non-Sport Autographs he signed a lucrative contractLouis Armstrong (1901 1971) was a trailblazing American jazz musician, singer, and cultural icon whose career spanned five decades. Born into poverty in New Orleans, Armstrong began playing the cornet as a teenager and developed his skills in the city's vibrant jazz scene. After stints with local bands, he gained national recognition in the 1920s as a member of King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band and later as a solo artist with his groundbreaking "Hot