Authenticity is Everything
Fleetwood Mac - any good ????????????????
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo
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With the exception of the Joyce Randolph ANS which I got myself on January 25th, 2009 at The Actors Fund Special Performance of Billy Elliot, this whole vintage set was from exclusively from History for Sale (this was before I had all vintage signed photographs, a feat in itself).
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One other gem from HFS. This had a wonderful inscription and excellent contrast. I sold it when I bought my Kane:
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Charlton Heston check 1978:
John's 1974 "Heston." Not even a "Chall" TTM but a poor forgery. Look like "Charlton Vesta"...
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John Huston SP:
John's "Huston" - same inscription to look at as well:
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The original photo of Huston was likely taken by Brian Hamill,Tom Zimberoff or Garry Winogrand.
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Elvis Presley PSA:
John's "Elvis"...
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67
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Holy smokes! Your memory never failed to impress Mark!
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It’s actually another template that he included in the auction listing.
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Even more interesting. Thanks.
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With 15 pages and some 168 posts as of this writing with innumerable images introduced to the contrary you, John, remain the only member who believes any of this material is authentic. What are the odds of that? Do you think this is...orchestrated? What would the motives be? How? Who would be doing this? Why do you show me Burton signatures that you say I will determine false when they are already shown as authentic exemplars in my own Burton signature study? Is that itself likely?
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