"He was a 'house husband' from 1976 to 1979 with no involvement in music biz events, so they are the rarest years."
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Rarest years for Lennon autographs?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dan Moss on Wednesday. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Having seen quite a few Lennon autographs posted for opinions lately, I was wondering what people's views are on the rarest years for Lennon autographs post 1967.Could even think of preparing some…Continue
Nice Beatles set that I was just outbid on...
Started this discussion. Last reply by terrier8HOF Jan 9. 5 Replies 0 Likes
The title says it all. Final hammer price was £3,600. Roughly £4,600 with all the usual fees. A lovely clean set but not enough "character" in the piece to get me bidding above £5,000, including…Continue
Get in quick - auction ends tomorrow!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Cyrkin, Community Manager Aug 2, 2018. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Just a bit of British irony in the thread title. Check the auction out if you can stomach it:…Continue
Signed Beatles Flight Menu from 65 - what a beauty!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Scott Paul Jul 24, 2018. 7 Replies 1 Like
Long time, no post...I hope I don't live to regret the title of this thread!This is coming up for auction in the UK next week - very oddly in an auction of medals but only because they are also…Continue
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a pug called eva replied to beardog1's discussion Audrey Hepburn - SIG and Volpe Print - Authentic?"I genuinely feel very bad in saying this but I doubt very much that either is real.
I have a number of Audrey autographs from all periods and neither of your examples is consistent with them. In both cases the "Audrey" part looks the most…"
BallroomDays67 replied to a pug called eva's discussion Rarest years for Lennon autographs?"Examples from 1973 seem to be pretty rare. I might have more, but only have four exemplars that are labeled as being from that year."
a pug called eva posted a discussionRarest years for Lennon autographs?
Having seen quite a few Lennon autographs posted for opinions lately, I was wondering what people's views are on the rarest years for Lennon autographs post 1967.Could even think of preparing some kind of census and considering differences in values per year too. See More
a pug called eva replied to autographcollector1's discussion John Lennon and Yoko Ono Opinion Needed!"Hi ac1
This thread seems in danger of dying a death before getting any substantial response. Do you want to try posting it in the Beatles category? Worth a try...
I'm still on the sceptical side of the fence but I wouldn't want you to…"
a pug called eva replied to autographcollector1's discussion John Lennon and Yoko Ono Opinion Needed!"I tend to agree with Eric. The Lennon "from" and the "Yoko" look particularly similar.
I'm not enough of an expert to really give an opinion on the Lennon. I guess you could be lucky and he also signed for Yoko. Was he still…"
a pug called eva replied to Eric K. Longo's discussion RIP Albert Finney"Here's a little Finney "Leckerbissen" from my collection - front and back. I actually bought the item for the Roberts and the cool vintage still. Hope and assume that the autographs are real.
and the back:
Notes to Eric:
1. Glad…"
a pug called eva replied to Tacoma Blues's discussion Hendrix feedback sought"Although I do have a (hopefully genuine) Experience set I wouldn't want to opine on authenticity, though the OP autograph certainly looks OK to this amateur collector.
In deciding how much you are prepared to pay I would consider the fact that…"
a pug called eva replied to Autographtastic's discussion 1962 Beatles set with odd looking George Harrison"A true but rather depressing observation...."
a pug called eva replied to Autographtastic's discussion 1962 Beatles set with odd looking George Harrison"Shows how much I know about Beatles sigs. I've been watching this for a while (live auction on "thesaleroom.com" later today) but I had no intention of bidding as I thought this was another one of those provinicial auction house duds.…"
a pug called eva posted a discussionNice Beatles set that I was just outbid on...
The title says it all. Final hammer price was £3,600. Roughly £4,600 with all the usual fees. A lovely clean set but not enough "character" in the piece to get me bidding above £5,000, including fees.Another factor in me not bidding higher was that that another similar set was signed at the same time (mentioned in the auction listing), which I presume is the one you can…See More
a pug called eva replied to Scott Paul's discussion WHEN IS ENOUGH ENOUGH?"Me too. If this really was your "last post" it was a very good one.
You can always become a sleeping AML member for a while - I can go weeks or even months without posting if I'm otherwise busy or I have nothing much to say."
a pug called eva replied to Scott Paul's discussion WHEN IS ENOUGH ENOUGH?"Like goodcat I also sensed some need to talk things out in the original post.
I have to be honest that I have also felt a bit too addicted to buying at times, though not so much as regards multiples or even as regards autographs. I think I've…"
a pug called eva replied to Daniel Alayof's discussion New Book About Beatles & Solo Years Autographs - It's a Must!"I tend to fantasize about things other than books but this does look like a great one so my order is already placed."
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