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[The Wolf]

I took a break from trying to make Joel Cairo's Greek passport to make a "Murder, My Sweet" prop.
I made a reproduction of Lindsay Marriott's license from the movie. While I was at it I made a Philip Marlowe operator's license as well. As tends to be the case with official documents seen in old Hollywood movies, the license shown in the film is a little different from an actual license of the time (like Cairo's passport in "The Maltese Falcon") so the Marriott license I made is like the movie's.
The Marlowe license is based on an actual 1944 California license with the information being from the novels and his address being his office address. I never could find a residence address listed for Marlowe.

The Wolf

 

[Mr. Sable]

You have a photo of it?

 

[JavBanda]

Would love to see your work, please post photos if you would be so kind.
I am working on getting my AE model 32 phone working and I also hope to make a wooden base for my inkwell similar to the one on Sam Spade's desk.
Thanks for your post.

 

[Tourbillion]

There is a 40's one here:

I was hoping to find my grandfather's CA license, but it seems to have vanished. I have his 30's Missouri one and later ones, but not wartime.

 

[The Wolf]

I'll dig through my files tomorrow.

Sincerely,
The Wolf