From the Kevin Burns estate, as he had it framed.
Of the 1000s of TV Guide Cover Portraits that were made from the 1950s to 1990s, this is easily in the top 10 of most desirable, high demand and value. Less than 100 of these were originally made. I have been buying these for 25+ years and this is the first one of these I have ever seen.

NOTE--I took this out of the frame to verify condition but the only "damage" done in doing this was slicing the brown paper on the back side of the frame.
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These deluxe photos were never sold to the public but were promo items within the industry and were sent to select TV stations and key industry people etc. All of them measure in the 16x20 inch range. Also the color ones say on the back "EASTMAN DYE TRANSFER PRINT". This process no longer exists and was VERY expensive at the time.

Info I have obtained from 2 people---one who worked in an East Coast regional office for TV Guide and another who worked for Charles P Mills (1978-1986 and by then called Professional Color) who did the Eastman Dye Transfer prints-----indicates that these were produced in quantities of around 100 or even less due to the expensive nature of producing them. By the late 70s, they cost Mills $150+ each to produce an 11 x 14" print (the prints were 11 x 14" and matted to be 16 x 20"). At the time, it was a state of the art process and the photos never fade.

CONDITION- The print itself is near flawless, the front mat is clean and excellent, the back side mat has some oddly shaped discoloration which seems mostly to be from paper acid transfer from being in contact with something else at some point, there is a faint area at the top that appears to be light moisture staining but this is not evident from the front .

ITEM--  THE MUNSTERS 1965 CBS TV

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