Authenticity is Everything
Elizabeth Taylor
My great uncle left an estate with hundreds of autographs dating from the fifties...Have no clue if any are authentic. Most were obtained via fan clubs...some in person...mostly composers, dancers, opera singers. We have several correspondences from Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald. My Great Grandmother's sister was close friends with her growing up in Montgomery Alabama. Screenshot_20180622-104643_Gallery.jpg
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Permalink Reply by Henry starlin on
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Hi - i’ve Got a large collection of real, secretarial and down right phony Elizabeth Taylor signed things. When I saw yours I thought to myself what a great picture it was and went to my pictures and bingo there it was - the same photo but signed to Susie - she had a long history of writing to a Susie - all the way back to National Velvet days. Anyway I am glad Joe verified your picture and I do believe mine is from the same hand so perhaps Joe will take a look at mine too. No mater what it is a great picture.
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Permalink Reply by Joe W. on
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Henry, what is odd is the shakiness of your signed photo. Very slowly written. If you compare your photo beside the original photo in the discussion, the original is much smoother.
The first one had one or two things that made me study it a bit but I think it could be Liz's signature. Yours has many starts and stops.
Neither match any secretarial I could find. Kind of strange the that the signatures of the photos are signed on different sides of the picture. Liz had a tendency to sign on the right side of the photo.
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I agree with you Joe! Where is ET now so we can confront her and get the answers we need. I think she is up there looking down and laughing at us all. It is all good. ... unless you are trying to sell.
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