Featured SHOW US YOUR AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS - PLEASE :)

So folks… Please show us, if you can for I can’t right now, anything you have that is autographed, REAL autographs, by anyone of ‘note’.
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I have a beautiful black & white 8x10 of Hank Williams Senior, NOT Jr. Inscribed to ‘Bill’.
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I have a first edition, of only 2,000, The Hunt For Red October by the late Tom Clancy signed and inscribed to me.

...and his next two books as well.

 

As I said elsewhere:

King, I don't think I have a single autograph from anyone of note!

Sorry!

 

OH! A Nixon autographed book too.

 

interesting thread......but I'm not sure if I want any of mine to find their way on to google or P-I'm not that - interested.....

 

Hadn't thought of that.
Message me if you want just me to know of them.

 

I deal in art work...soooo...most stuff I have is signed....but you mean....famous or near famous siggys...right ??

Ali
Sam Tata
James Cromwell
Hockey Stars
Hardy Aimes
Native Art book siggys
BNL
a Prime Minister

I don't know if I want these out.....
But...

I should have kept this.....




And I still have this famous local cartoonist.....

 

Rusty Wallace (1989 NASCAR Champion) signature on his 1985 Valugard 1:24 die cast.



Jim and Gaylord Perry signatures on the same ball when they played for the Cleveland Indians (I got them to sign it when I was a kid when they played together on the team from 74-75)

 

I've read The Hunt for Red October three times and seen the movie several more. I'm a huge Tom Clancy fan. Wow. Double Wow.

 

I have a bunch of 60s rock group autographs somewhere. Maybe. I haven't seen them in years. Nobody really famous - The McCoys, Chad & Jeremy. Anyone who came to NH and top names didn't.

 

Luck of the draw for a GF whose step-Mom worked in the bookstore where he first signed.
She thought to herself; "He likes Navy stuff so..." YAY!!!!

 

I can't think of anything that I have that is autographed by a notable person. Strange, in a way. Perhaps some of my photos of actors and actresses of the 19th century. I'll look.

 

Also, I got to see the first showing of HFRO, because there was NO way I was missing it, at the Cinerama in San Diego! WOW!!!

 

I have lots of drag racer's autographs on cars and other things, especially Don Prudhomme.

 

Okay, here is one. The actress is Julia Marlowe, who was known as Julia Marlowe Taber from 1894-1900 when she was married to Broadway actor Robert Taber. Apparently he was jealous of her career and they divorced. This photo is obviously from 1896.

 

I do have a crew jacket from the movie Crimson Tide that, maybe, I get get someone's siggy on some day.

 

WOW! So clear!

 

You mean the signature? Yes, it's easy to read!

 

Yes.

 

I just saw him on one of the car auction shows on TV - I think it was Barrett-Jackson. Still looked pretty good.

 

He's been very good to me over the years.
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