Seinfeld "The Bottle Deposit" Production Script Display — Autograph from Michael Richards
A genuine piece of "Seinfeld" history, framed alongside a hand-signed autograph from Michael Richards. This framed display centers on an authentic page from the production script for "The Bottle Deposit," the beloved two-part episode that closed out the show's landmark seventh season, paired with a bold, in-person autograph from the actor who brought Cosmo Kramer to life.
About "The Bottle Deposit"
"The Bottle Deposit" closed out Seinfeld's seventh season as an hour-long finale, later split into two half-hour episodes for syndication. Kramer and Newman's scheme hinges on a real quirk of bottle-deposit law — Michigan's ten-cent refund was double New York's nickel, prompting their doomed plan to haul cans and bottles across state lines for the difference. Season seven closed out one of Seinfeld's most acclaimed runs, with the show ranking as the second-highest-rated series on television that season.
The display is professionally matted and framed at 20" x 30", presenting the script page and autograph as a clean, ready-to-hang statement piece for any Seinfeld or Kramer collection.
| Show | Seinfeld (NBC) |
| Episode | "The Bottle Deposit," Season 7, Episodes 21 & 22 |
| Original Air Date | May 2, 1996 |
| Signature | Michael Richards (Cosmo Kramer) — hand-signed |
| Authentication | JSA (James Spence Authentication) |
| Frame Dimensions | 20" x 30" |