r/Autographs

Hi all, my grandpa went to the 1980 and 1987 NFL Hall of Fame Civic Dinner program and had some people sign the programs. This one is the 1987 program. I/Google Lens can make out some of the signatures (Bobby Bell, Al Davis, Christine Jones, and Weeb Ewbank on the first page and Doug Atkins, Joe Perry, and Chuck Bednarik on the second page) but figured I would check here about the others. Thanks for any assistance! I'll follow up about the 1980 program later. That one has a lot more signatures.

Dont know anything about baseball cards. My friend’s dad has this and wanted to know what it was worth. I’m familiar with grading, should he grade this? Should he take it out of the screw down, I know those can also be bad.

Repost because I uploaded only the one side twice.

Does anyone have an opinion on if this looks real? Thanks!

I found this programme in an old piano stool about 45 years ago. There were contact prints of pictures of the Dakotas with it. Somehow I kept hold of this. The water damage was there when I found it. Any thoughts about authenticity?

Found this while going through my mom’s things- she’s passed away - Cleveland Ohio would have been from the late 70s 80s - AI not helpful

Context: Brother passed away I’m going through his things we both liked baseball but I was never the autograph lover he was. We would often attend Burlington Bees Baseball games in Burlington Iowa him much more than I. I actually have found two balls like this I’ll try and find the other to post in comments. As for a year range roughly 2003-2006 or so.

His brother was a police sergeant in Cincy and worked security for the team so they gave him this ball sometime in the late 70s or early 80s. Any idea who all of the signatures are and what year it could be from? I obviously know Pete, Griffey Sr and Tom Browning. Unsure of the others.

I need help identifying this autograph. Only info I know is he was a pitcher and is retired. Wore #35

He purchased this straw cowboy hat at a Flea Market in North Texas a few weeks ago. The only word i can make out is the first one, “April”.

My fave band, I thought it would be neat to have. The seller has some other signed stuff but not much. Has other unsigned stuff as well and general kitchenware stuff listed. No CoA mentioned but I realize not everyone could have had time to go through process to get it verified so I guess it’ll be on me to do that legwork. Question is what is the easiest way to do so once I get it?

I found this in a box of my old stuff from my parent’s house. The time range I got this baseball signed was likely from the mid-late 2000s to early 2010s based on the age of other things in the box, but could be earlier than that. Anyone have any idea who this could be?

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to figure out whether this signature attributed to Paul McCartney is likely to be authentic.
I’m aware that it’s impossible to authenticate an autograph from a single photo, and I’m not looking for a definitive authentication—just opinions from people who have experience with Paul’s signatures.
Some questions:
Does the handwriting look consistent with genuine Paul McCartney autographs?
Are there any obvious red flags?
Does it resemble a particular era of his signature?
I’ve attached a close-up photo. Any insights would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

I needed a "Dressed to Kill" record to complete a "The Originals" three album set that was missing a record. I didn't care about the sleeve condition as long as the record was decent. So I started looking at listings that had beat up sleeves or no sleeves.

This "Drawn on" listing caught my eye. When I looked closer at the pictures, I was thinking that those have got to be signatures. For $25, I figured it was worth a gamble.

It just came today in the mail and it has been signed multiple times - and definitely over a long period of time, by all four band members. The inner sleeve wasn't even in the listing pictures! Paul Stanley wrote "You Need to Stop" after signing this record for the nth time.

Needless to say, this thing is absolutely thrashed.

Singer Nagisa Nozomi upper left, drummer Junna upper right, bassist Sayaka lower left, guitarist and founder Sakura Yoshida lower right.