Jerry "The King" Lawler Signed 8x10 Photo Autograph

Jerry “The King” Lawler Signed 8×10 Photo Autograph

$50.00

Vintage official wrestling promo photo of Jerry “The King” Lawler, hand-signed in marker. An authentic collectible from a beloved wrestling personality.

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Description

Add authentic wrestling history to your collection with this hand-signed vintage promo photo of Jerry “The King” Lawler.

This vintage wrestling promo photo captures Jerry “The King” Lawler in classic form, a WWE Hall of Famer and longtime Memphis wrestling legend, later known to millions as the voice of WWE broadcasting for over two decades. He has personally signed the photo in bold marker, making for a striking, highly displayable autograph.

This is a genuine hand-signed collectible from one of wrestling’s most recognized personalities. Each signed photo adds an authentic piece of wrestling history to any serious collection.

Each signed photo is sold individually, and supply is limited.

Item Details

  • Vintage official wrestling promo photo
  • Hand-signed by Jerry “The King” Lawler
  • Living legend — autograph supply is limited
  • Sold individually while supplies last
  • Ships securely from Pro Wrestling Stories’ trusted memorabilia partner

Shipping & Handling

  • Domestic shipping (U.S.): flat rate of $7.50
  • International shipping (worldwide): flat rate of $20.00
  • Applicable sales tax calculated at checkout

⚠️ Limited signed inventory — Jerry “The King” Lawler autographs are in demand among collectors. Once sold, this listing may not be restocked at this price.

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