PLEASE NOTE: We were unable to determine even a 'ballpark' value for these seemingly ultra rare collector's items. ALL REASONABLE OFFERS SHALL BE CONSIDERED! MAKE US AN OFFER!!

Being offered for sale is the lot of 8 (in (6) boxes - (2) are double-reel) 16MM FILM REELS of MUHAMMAD ALI in "THE MAN" and "THE FIGHTER" (PLEASE NOTE: We do not have a 16mm film projector, so we are unable to verify if the films are complete or how much of each is present but by carefully unrolling the film, we were however able to verify that they are indeed films of Muhammad Ali) by Cinema Shares, circa the 1970's (best guess - very little info on these films/documentaries found online - they appear to be VERY RARE), as seen in the pictures/as described in the title. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR IMPORTANT CONDITION NOTES. Being offered for sale as-found, uncleaned and UNTESTED (some/all may or may not have defects and/or issues during playback - we simply don't know either way). May require a thorough detailing and/or repair, restoration, etc. to bring to their full potential. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back...no questions asked!

CONDITION NOTES:

All film on all reels looks to be in excellent vintage condition but again, we do not have a film projector, so none have been tested/reviewed. Reels have NO breaks or repairs and no visible damage to any film. All boxes have moderate -to- severe wear but remain more or less structurally rigid & strong. See pics.

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT:

All (8) reels measure 15" diameter and have 16mm film. Total weight of lot is 47 lbs. 11.0 oz..

PLEASE NOTE: The inflated shipping cost for this item is to help offset the high price of insuring the package at full purchase price. Please take this into consideration and work it into your offer(s).

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