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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LucyLocket, post: 4328927, member: 13859&quot;][ATTACH=full]355614[/ATTACH] Hello everyone,</p><p>Looking for a bit of advice - I recently acquired an old autograph book but now I don&#039;t quite know what to with it! It was an impulse buy as I thought it was so interesting but now I&#039;ve had a good look through I really don&#039;t need/want to keep it.</p><p>There are lots of autographs of famous people from the (mainly classical) music world. They are mostly from the 1920s - 1940s.</p><p>Just a few of the names included:</p><p>*conductors Henry Wood , Malcolm Sargent &amp; Basil Cameron</p><p>*soprano Dame Isobel (Bella) Baillie</p><p>*pianist Leff Pouishnoff</p><p>also many other musicians, politicians etc.</p><p><br /></p><p>My dilemma is whether to take some of the pages out to try &amp; sell them separately or just sell the book as a whole. There is the slight problem that there are some signatures on either side of several pages so obviously I can&#039;t separate those!</p><p>Many of the autographs are from friends &amp; family and are mixed in with the famous folk. It would seem a shame to split the book really.</p><p>I am not even sure if there would be a market for the individual autographs - perhaps someone here would know about this?</p><p>Any help and/or advice would be much appreciated, thank you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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