Description
Offered here is an original Council of the City of Los Angeles Resolution dated January 24, 1976, formally honoring Barry Kaye and stating that this day “will be a significant day in the life of Barry Kaye.” This official document is embossed with the City of Los Angeles seal and includes authentic signatures from key council members of the era, adding remarkable historic value.
This large, approximately 12″ x 22″ framed resolution is a ceremonial honor formally issued by the Los Angeles City Council to recognize major personal or professional milestones. Barry Kaye was a prominent businessman and philanthropist whose career included significant civic contributions. This resolution offers direct evidence of his early recognition in Los Angeles.
The document is personally signed by:
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John S. Gibson, Jr., President of the Los Angeles City Council in 1976, a respected long-serving council leader known for representing San Pedro and the Harbor area
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Peggy Stevenson, Councilmember, District 13
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Zev Yaroslavsky, Councilmember, District 5, who later became a major figure on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
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Rex E. Layton, City Clerk
The embossed City seal confirms its authenticity as an official municipal document. The framing is well-preserved, making this a display-ready piece that offers both historical and visual appeal.
This is a rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of Los Angeles political and civic history, directly connected to Barry Kaye’s legacy and the city’s 1970s leadership. A unique collectible for those interested in Los Angeles history, political memorabilia, or Barry Kaye’s professional story. Please view all photos for condition and details.
