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Although I usually send an index card or two along with a picture, I quite dread them. Is there anyone that primarily collects index cards or doesnt mind them? I have a growing number of them piling up in my collection. If you're interested in buying or trading I have Steve Carell, Chevy Chase, Ricky Girvas, Gary Oldman and a lot more. I'll make a full list depending on how many people are interested.

I'm interested!! PM me the list and I'll see which ones I like. If you have some that I like, I'll give you a list of what I have to offer. Hope we can work something out.







charliestcloud

I send out a TON of index cards with my requests!! Although I make mine custom by adding text and small graphics. I've got many examples of signed ones on my site. None are for sale or trade though. sorry. but if you have good artist ability, you can make similar cards too.

RYAN J.

Like Ryan. For the past 15yrs I sent out 3x5 index cards. But, hated how bland they look and half the people you couldn't recognize who the signer was. So now I send custom cards either 3x5 or trading card size.

Here are examples of the two sizes I do...

I love index cards because they are plain. I mean, it is the autograph I want and it is nice to have ti on clear background, so picture is not really that important. Just a matter of taste

I do not want to trade my autos, sorry, I might buy! And I would definitely love to see your Gary Oldman if you care to post a pic.

I have only recently started sending out Index cards with my requests, I like to have a autograph on a plain bit of card as well as a picture.

So far I have got on index card

Alan Davies
Hugh Dennis
Joanna Lumley
Joanna Page
Kate Humble
Margaret John
Michael Gambon
Nicole Cooke
Rob Brydon
Sophie Dahl
Stephen Fry

I always send two indexes with my photo, makes it easier to mount a mini-poster and have the signatures surrounding it than send the same poster/photo to multiple people. Something like Star Wars, for example. Poster in the center, and along the sides, matted indexes.

A couple of other things...

-Some celebs don't like to sign plain white cards. May have to do with being able to scan their autograph for identity theft.

-What I do like about cards or my custom cards is that if you want to do autographs from the cast of a show. You can put them together. While its not as nice as them all signed on a photo. It's better than nothing.

I'm tempted to start sending index cards along with my requests, like Ryan's (By that I mean, Not plain, something on them to define who's it is). Just need to find the resources.

All mine are plain. I'm quite put off by nonsense all over the card. I've seen only a few that I would consider quality. Others just remind me of a fanboy with an art kit or MS paint.