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Permalink Reply by Julie Snyder on January 13, 2010 at 11:39pm

I have a Mickey Mouse Club Christmas ornament dated 2004 which has the signatures of 6 of the Original Mouseketeers.

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Permalink Reply by Andrew Killgallon on January 17, 2010 at 5:40pm

Wow, these are awesome! I've always been interested in the artwork by Manson, Gacy, etc. A little twisted but yet it is a piece of history! Keep them coming!

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Permalink Reply by Sheldon Gajarian on January 17, 2010 at 8:12pm

Well, here's the Gacy...It's his killer clown, you know he did paintings also, strange brew this one..

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Permalink Reply by Sheldon Gajarian on January 17, 2010 at 8:16pm

Here's the picture I took of Manson in '94, I had the only still camera out of all the media there. It was the same day the story broke about the cult that drank koolaide, had the nickels and where taking a space trip. I sat 5 feet from nutball...

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Permalink Reply by Jason Boyd on January 29, 2010 at 12:58pm

*Al Gore & Tipper Gore autographed newspaper that the title is quite unique~
'Al Gore not running in 2004' it was signed at a book-signing in central-North Carolina.
*Britney Spears' band signed tour glow-stick
*Britney Spears' drummer, signed and stage-used drum-sticks
*B.J. Thomas Christmas Cards [hand-signed]
*Barbara Eden inscribed on a photograph of her as Jeannie the following~
"P.S. Thank you for the photo of the two of us xo"

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Permalink Reply by Chris Klamer on January 30, 2010 at 8:00am

I go to a lot of comic book and Sci-Fi conventions and at one such convention I had the pleasure of meeting Rosario Dawson and we became friends and just had a great time hanging out.

I had a friend that wanted me to get some baseballs signed by comic book legend Joe Simon but he was a no show and the baseballs were mine and I showed one to Rosario and she asked if she could sign one on the sweet spot and I said sure why not and I still have it sitting in my living room today.

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Permalink Reply by Steve Skalish on January 31, 2010 at 2:23pm

Where to begin...

I guess my pride and joy is my Veterans Stadium seatbacks. If you don't know, this is where the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies played for many years. I got a hold of two old seatbacks from their original seats, before they changed them all in 1994. These are much more rare than the blue seats that were sold when they demolished the stadium. I have been collecting Phillies and Eagles autographs on these for years. I have 30 Phillies on one. and 23 Eagles on the other.

As far as celebrities go, I would probably say my most unusual item is the empty wine bottle signed by Lorraine Bracco. It was one of her wines from her winery. She did a signing in Philly at a wine store promoting this, and I grabbed one. It was good wine too.

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