Yep. Lost an IP success I had with retired baseball player Steve Finley I had gotten during a Spring Training game when he played with Arizona.

Probably gone forever :neutral:

Eric Stuart Band - "In the County of Kings" (TTM, with personalized inscription thanking me for being a fan)
Mike Doughty - "Sad Man Happy Man" (Got this one in person after a gig he did)

Saw Mr. Doughty do a show at the Buffalo Chip Saloon in Cave Creek, AZ on 2/27 this year. After the show he was at the merchandise table signing things. I not only got my booklet of his album Sad Man Happy Man signed, I bought a copy of the show (they were recording it) and he signed it as well. In ...

John Wayne
John Ritter
Phil Silvers
hide (Japanese rock guitarist)
The entire "I Love Lucy" cast
Mel Blanc
Daws Butler
Don Messick
Paul Winchell
Joe Barbera
Bill Hanna

...some others as well.

rpbluesman wrote:
As jennylue also said, if they're retired, your best bet is to ask for and addy on here.

Or, if the former player is now coaching for a team, you can do the first method as well.

Blackbird74 wrote:Hi,

I'm living in New Zealand and am wanting to get autographs from a couple of celebs, one in the US and another in the UK. How many IRCs should I enclose for each one?

Thanks very much!

Depends on how much postage costs. Most people use 2 or 3.

I've read horror stories regarding agencies like CESD and ICM not delivering fanmail. Thing is, two people I want to send out to are represented by CESD (Marvin Kaplan and Arnold Stang). I want to get them ASAP because they're both old in age, but at the same time I don't want to waste my time and s...

I've seen two addresses for him...

One via his agency in New York (CESD), and one to an address in Connecticut.

After two years of nothing but email requests, I finally cracked and sent out a letter and photo to sign to Michael Bell (voice actor on the Smurfs and Snorks, among other things).

You're lucky.

She's good in person, but I had no idea she signed via venue as well.