Way too many!

A few I really want back are...

Madeleine Lebeau
Chris Bosio
Bill Doran
Kami Cotler
Joe Carter
Suzanne Crough
Kristy McNichol
Melody Patterson
Todd Taylor

EastendersFan_x wrote:Thats Craaazy

Crazy but true! I'm really building off all the great energy here from everybody who loves the hobby.

zdevin wrote:I've got autographs from William S Burroughs and Ray Bradbury... Both have passed away in the last 5-10 years.

ZDevin

Ray Bradbury is still alive.

I got my first autographs of some baseball players in Philadelphia in 1972. Since then I've amassed a collection of about 13,000. Many of those were accumulated during the 1980's and 90's when I used to send out about a thousand letters a year.

Babe Ruth. I have an album page that I bought about 15 years ago that says "Sincerely, Babe Ruth". I have it matted with a photo.

Lots of suffering in the last 28 years since the last Championship. We finally got one!

See you at the Parade!

Suzanne Crough and Melody Patterson with addresses that I got from the nice people on this forum.

I'm looking for some signed 1991 topps baseball cards to complete my set. I have over 800 signed but still need about another 130. I am particularly interested in the following players.. Tim Crews Eric Show Ivan Calderon Jeff Treadway Jim Presley Bob Ojeda Dave Parker Gary Carter Ozzie Smith Danny T...

The rarest by far for me is a book signed by Sydney Greenstreet in 1931. He along with the cast of a play in Philadelphia all signed the book that the play was based on. He is an extrememly rare signature, especially 10 years before he did his first film.

I may be the only one on here that doesn't care if it's personalized or not. Both have there good sides and bad. Whatever the artist wants to do if fine with me. Getting the signature is the important part.