Lisa Blount Of " Dead And Buried " 8x10 " Signed B/w Publicity Photo Closeup
Item History & Price
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WHO ARE WE? I am now retired and closing out my massive inventory of Hollywood Autographs and collectibles. I use our over 35 years of experience to identify and sell our authentic autographs. I have written several books, conducted many in-person interviews with celebrities for print. I was on Channel 2 and KGO Radio in San Francisco with Ronn Owens and Kammi King Show (Andy Devine's Granddaughter) in the 1990s where I was called "The Hollywood Guy" and talk about the celebrities I met or interviewed. I had written articles on a regular basis for Autograph Collectors Magazine for Joseph Kraus, we had a local walk-in store, sold at all the top collectible shows for Hollywood and Sci-Fi like Doug Wright (Glendale and Pasadena) and Wirf & Palmer Collectible Shows (Portland) as well as regulars at the San Mateo and Cow Palace Massive Collectible Shows. I was Northern California Secretary of the UACC in the late 1980s, and member of the manuscript society. I spent one week very other month in Los Angeles at celebrity events, homes, and parties. I had also done my fair share of authenticating thousands of autographs.
IMPORTANT-OUR PRICING INFO - The best provenance is to get the autograph in person yourself. That way you are sure it's real. The next best thing is to buy one from a dealer that has a reputation for being honest and thorough. When you look at signatures, remember to sort using these techniques. Documents and checks have the best examples in most cases for comparatives. But you should also consider a signature can change many times over the years. Then you have to expect to find and recognize know many of the secretarial and authorized signers (is-fan clubs and fan mail businesses) for the individual.
Glossary of Terms:
8x10 or 5x7 etc. describe the inches of length and diameter of the item. And Pic/PIC is short for picture or photo. All sizes are approximate.
"ISP" means the item is an inscribed signed pic dedicated to a specific individual. "SP" means it is signed only.
"B/W" means the photo is black and white and color is a full color photo.
"Glossy" Means a shiny finish on the photo. "Matte" means it has a flat finish on the photo.
"Repo" autograph is a reproduction of an autographed photo, not an original signature.
WHO ARE WE? I am now retired and closing out my massive inventory of Hollywood Autographs and collectibles. I use our over 35 years of experience to identify and sell our authentic autographs. I have written several books, conducted many in-person interviews with celebrities for print. I was on Channel 2 and KGO Radio in San Francisco with Ronn Owens and Kammi King Show (Andy Devine's Granddaughter) in the 1990s where I was called "The Hollywood Guy" and talk about the celebrities I met or interviewed. I had written articles on a regular basis for Autograph Collectors Magazine for Joseph Kraus, we had a local walk-in store, sold at all the top collectible shows for Hollywood and Sci-Fi like Doug Wright (Glendale and Pasadena) and Wirf & Palmer Collectible Shows (Portland) as well as regulars at the San Mateo and Cow Palace Massive Collectible Shows. I was Northern California Secretary of the UACC in the late 1980s, and member of the manuscript society. I spent one week very other month in Los Angeles at celebrity events, homes, and parties. I had also done my fair share of authenticating thousands of autographs.
IMPORTANT-OUR PRICING INFO - The best provenance is to get the autograph in person yourself. That way you are sure it's real. The next best thing is to buy one from a dealer that has a reputation for being honest and thorough. When you look at signatures, remember to sort using these techniques. Documents and checks have the best examples in most cases for comparatives. But you should also consider a signature can change many times over the years. Then you have to expect to find and recognize know many of the secretarial and authorized signers (is-fan clubs and fan mail businesses) for the individual.
Glossary of Terms:
8x10 or 5x7 etc. describe the inches of length and diameter of the item. And Pic/PIC is short for picture or photo. All sizes are approximate.
"ISP" means the item is an inscribed signed pic dedicated to a specific individual. "SP" means it is signed only.
"B/W" means the photo is black and white and color is a full color photo.
"Glossy" Means a shiny finish on the photo. "Matte" means it has a flat finish on the photo.
"Repo" autograph is a reproduction of an autographed photo, not an original signature.
