Vintage 1964 Las Vegas Fremont St Neon Casino Signs 35mm Kodachrome Slides For Sale

Offered here is a scarce lot of 14 original 1964 Kodachrome 35mm slides capturing the vibrant neon glory of Las Vegas during its classic mid-century era. These sharp, well-exposed amateur photographs showcase iconic Fremont Street (Glitter Gulch) and early Strip casino signage at night, including the Horseshoe Casino with its famous giant horseshoe emblem, Golden Nugget, Pioneer Club with the waving Vegas Vic, The Mint, Sahara, Flamingo, and more. Shot in 1964, these Kodachrome slides feature the rich, saturated colors and crisp detail that make this film type highly sought after by collectors of vintage Las Vegas memorabilia and neon history.

Highlights of this 14-Slide Collection include:

• Binion’s Horseshoe— The legendary giant lucky horseshoe and neon \"curtain\" on Fremont Street.
• Golden Nugget Saloon— Beautiful Victorian-style gold and white neon entrance.
• Vegas Vic at the Pioneer Club— Sharp view of the \"New Pioneer\" marquee with the world-famous mechanical waving cowboy.
• The Mint— Iconic sweeping neon waves and tall pylon with \"FREE PARKING.\"
• Sahara Hotel— Detailed marquee listing headliners including Teresa Brewer, Dave Barry, and Stan Kenton, plus the massive vertical pylon.
• Flamingo— Roadside directional sign with performers Pearl Bailey, Della Reese, and Earl Grant, plus views of the developing southern Strip (including the Flamingo Capri Motel area).
• The Sands— Iconic marquee featuring Rat Pack member Joey Bishop and Betty Johnson.
• The Dunes— Atmospheric shots of the legendary 35-foot Sultan statue (a lost icon of the Strip).
• Fremont Street views— Including the Fremont Hotel showroom marquee (The Checkmates, The Fables), Lucky Strike Club with \"BINGO\" pylon, and a sweeping \"canyon of neon\" panorama of Glitter Gulch.
• Additional classic motel and roadside neon— Del Rey Motel and other mid-century Las Vegas Blvd South views.

CONDITION:Excellent vintage condition for 60+ year old slides. The Kodachrome film retains remarkably bright, saturated colors with sharp detail typical of professional 1964 processing. Minor dust, tiny specks, or light mount wear may be present (normal for slides of this age) but do not significantly affect the images when viewed or scanned. All slides are original and ready for projection, scanning, or display.