Hello, all!  Since I greatly value the opinions of those in this forum, I was curious about everyone's opinion on this.

I just bought a signed Linda McCartney signed cookbook.  I am sending along a picture of the signed book page here.  I have a binder of pages with a collection of Beatles-related autographs and my first instinct is to cut this page out of the book to add to my binder.  It could cut nicely to just about 8 x 10 size, which would include all the text on this page.  The dustcover of the book is also not in mint condition.

My questions is, what do folks prefer in a case like this?  Keeping the book in tact?  Or cutting the autograph out to put in with the rest of a collection of photos and printed materials?

Thanks for your opinions!

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That is correct.  Thank you, Steve!

Yes, I understood that, but he'd be left with what is clearly a book page without the book.  

It seems to me that it would be the worst of both worlds.  Book collectors would have no interest and cut/autograph collectors would probably see it as impaired because the signature and inscription can't be neatly cut away from the printed text.

In my case this isn't true. Almost any signature can be a cut if you are creative.

This isn't mine but here is an example of what I sometimes do with cuts. 

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