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1. Gone With the Wind Autographs "Gone With the Wind" is certainly one of the most popular films of all time. Some would argue that it is the best movie of all time. It won ten Oscars in 1939, including Best Picture, Best Actress (Vivian Leigh), Best Supporting Actress (Hattie McDan...
2. Batman - Autographs from the 1960's TV Series Batman, starring Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin the Boy Wonder, premiered on Wednesday night, Jan 12, 1966 on ABC. The next day kids tied towels around their necks for capes and and their parents were laughing about it at work. Batman was...
3. Collecting Bonanza Autographs Bonanza premiered on NBC on September 12, 1959. The ratings during the first season were mediocre, but RCA, the parent company of NBC, kept it on the air because it was one of the first TV shows to be filmed in color. The show was filmed on location...
4. Collecting the Autographs of the Rat Pack Before Elvis, the epitome of cool was the Rat Pack. Most pop culture historians credit Lauren Bacall as the person who coined the phrase "Rat Pack." Her husband at the time, Humphrey Bogart, was the leader. Bogart died in 1957, at the age of 57. The...
5. The Three Stooges Autographs The Three Stooges are arguably the most successful comedy act in American history. The Stooges signed tens of thousands of autographs during their career and several of them were signing until the day they died. Yet key autographs are hard to find an...
6. Collecting Celebrity Signed Checks It looks like the end is near for the bank check. It probably will not be long before checks will seem old, which means that many people, who once took them for granted and tossed them in the trash, will take a second look at them. Because of the co...
7. I Love Lucy Autographs I Love Lucy aired from 1951 until 1957 on CBS. The series won over 23 Emmy nominations, 5 Emmy awards and the George Foster Peabody Award. Ricky Ricardo was a $150 a week band leader at the Tropicana. His wife, Lucy, was a ditsy redhead who couldn't...
8. Collecting the Autographs and Work of Cartoonists The autographs and drawings of cartoonists are nice additions to an autograph collection. All of us can relate to cartoons. Saturday mornings in front of the TV are fond memories for most baby boomers. Many of us turn to the comic strips before we re...
9. The Wizard of Oz Autographs "The Wizard of Oz" opened in theatres in 1939. Though it received mostly favorable reviews, box office receipts were disappointing. The film won an Oscar for Best Song of the Year with "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and the movie was nominated for Best...
10. Autographs on Ebay - A Buyer's Market! I've been collecting autographs for 14 years and eBay is by far by most productive source that I've found for quality autographs. Though it is true that eBay is riddled with fakes and forgeries, with a little caution, buying on eBay will add more aut...
11. Collecting Signed Books By NASA Pioneers Often, those who want to begin collecting autographs look for something that they not only will enjoy collecting, but something that will appreciate in value. Most aren't looking to get rich with autographs - they just want something that they will s...
12. Autograph Collecting A photograph freezes one moment in time and connects the present with the past. So does an autograph.
13. I am Jembie I have been around on the internet for about 10 years now and have discovered a lot of great sites of interest and fun. I have also built up a lot of my own websites and Forums. I was widowed young and have brought up 2 great kids all by myself.They...
14. Billco's Autograph Lenses on Squidoo I have collected autographs and documents since 1994. I have assembled a large collection across many collecting areas. In these lenses I offer tips for building a collection without spending a lot of money.