Sepia-toned 10.75" X 13.75" still. Shelby Chapman became good friends with famous screen star Walter Huston from the time they met on the set of Huston's third film "Gentlemen of the Press". They had their love of engineering as a common bond which Chapman had used his experience in since prior to WWII and which Huston left to pursue his acting career. In Chapman's other effects were a number of letters from Huston, so they must have stayed in contact for years after Chapman did two films with him in 1929. This photo is evidently from Griffith's "Abraham Lincoln" of 1930. The photo is boldly inscribed, "To my friend Chap. with all good wishes Walter Huston". Accompanied with Certificate of Authenticity from PSA/DNA.Buy/Bid with confidence!