Lee Lacy, former 70's L.A. Dodgers 2B-OF took time to autograph my cards sent in the mail.  He does charge $5 per autograph, but for collectors of that era, a decent price for a good player and gentleman to us collectors:

Lee Lacy

6130 Nevada Ave.

E-420

Woodland Hills, CA  91367

Happy Collecting!

www.theautographbug.com

Pretty crappy day for autographs. I got my Rob Terry card back signed, but on the back! So this one is going to be put on Listia! Secondly, I got a return from Xavier Woods. He signed 2 FCW cards for my sons, but he sent a note along with them telling me that my TNA cards weren't with the envelope! Now I don't have his signature or my cards!

To my great surprise on Saturday, I got a large manilla envelope that featured my labeled name and address in both the "To" and "From" sections,  asignal that something good was forthcoming, but what? I always include a postage paid addressed envelope with my requests, but I hadn't sent out any requests in a while. I opened up the package to find a letter I had written to actor LQ Jones that was dated January 22, 2010. Mr. Jones is a member of the cast of the Sam Peckinpah epic western, "The Wild Bunch," and I had sent him a letter telling him how much I enjoy that film, and enclosed two photos from the film asking him to inscribe them and perhaps to write in a line of script from that particular scene. Mr. Jones wrote back, saying, "Dear Jay, You probably thought the hogs got to me! Not So!!" He went on to say that he had filed my envelope with some business papers and only recently came upon it. Because I attend Celebrity Colloctors shows, I had included what I thought woyuld be equal to what he may charge at a show. As far as I know he doesn't attend those shows, and he sent me back the money I sent him as well. Of course, he obliged me with the inscriptions and personalization, and made some comments about some things I wrote to him about my feelings about that amazingly singular film. My collecting goal is obtaining as many signatures as possible from this particular film, as it is my favorite. This brings me a little bit closer. Patience, my friends. Have patience.

Jay Burstein

Jay,

"the Wild Bunch" is one of my favorites also. Would you be able to share Mr Jone's  address with us?

Lee;

I am sure that the address I have for him is his home address, but I found it here on Autograph Magazine in the celebrity address listings. In fact it was listed there on two occasions, which drove me a bit crazy because I thought I had the right address yet didn't hear from him in over a year. Then it was Eureeeka! I think the rules for THROUGH THE MAIL ( I just joined) is NOT to share if you think it's a home address, so I'd rather not. Please go through the old listings of celebrity addresses from the magazine and if you don't find it in a  week or so, write me back and maybe I can send it to you privately. I don't mean to be mean; I'd kill for that address too, but I think I'm playing by the rules set up by the site. So let me know either way; if you don't find it, I'll work it out and get it to you.

Hello, my name is Jorge and I just joined TTM today. Great place here! I have been collecting TTM since '96. Became inactive for almost 10 years, but restarted the hobby several years ago. I send out about 10 letters a month, and had pretty good successes.

Since January I have received Robert Redford, Jon Voight, Fats Domino, Bruce Jenner, Peter Max- to name a few.

 I got a return to sender from Tia Jackson today.

glad it got there safe robert enjoy!

I got a signed 8x10 of DJ Scoitt Ferrell vis Listia and fellow Autograph Live member Adam Richard Utz! Thanks Adam!

I also received a signed copy of Black Market Beeatles from author Jim Berkenstadt!

Hi, new here.  I've been through the mail collecting since. 1998.  I think the hobby has changed alot since then and it seems more difficult than ever to get responses.  The most recent one I received however was great.  My niece is a huge fan of Johnny Depp.  I had a postcard of him and thought I would try but wasn't expecting anything.  I wrote a long letter telling how much my niece enjoyed his work and what a great girl she is and how I wanted to give her the autograph for Christmas.  Mid November I received it back signed and I framed it and gave it to her as a gift.  She loves it!