Elsa lanchester, O.P. Heggi and Una O'Conner signatures for sale from Bride of Frankenstein in Classic Horror Classifieds Forum

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Elsa lanchester, O.P. Heggi and Una O'Conner signatures for sale from Bride of Frankenstein

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aceshye	Elsa lanchester, O.P. Heggi and Una O'Conner signatures for sale from Bride of Frankenstein	Lead	[-]
Apr 26 12 9:38 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I am seling these three wonderful actors signatures who were part of the great "Bride of Frankenstein" classic. First up is Elsa Lanchester. Signature has faded a bit but still a nice piece: Asking $90.00 next up is the Old blind hermit played by Character actor O.P. Heggi. Bold signature on an autograph page: Asking $150.00 for this fine piece. Finally a hard to get signature from Una O'Connor who squealed and screached her way thruout the movie. Signature is full and flowing on an autograph page with several small images of characters she has played in her career: asking $175.00 for this hard to get autograph. I will take paypal if desired but check or money order preferred. Thanks, Greg
PhantomXCI		#1	[-]
Apr 27 12 7:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I would be very suspicious of that Una O'Connor signature. It appears that the card was signed so as not to interfere with the photos; but the photo in the upper right (the "mugshot") was snipped from a book that was published 20+ years after O'Connor's death!
aceshye		#2	[-]
Apr 27 12 4:46 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	HI and thanks for your concern. Actually, all of the photos on this page and the reverse have been cut and pasted to the page. I think somewhere along the line of ownership of these autographs and maybe all of them that were in the autograph book at one time had photos pasted in of the person who signed the page. I just think they were pasted to the page in some order not to interfer with the signature. the reverse signature is written across half the page so only a few photos have been pasted at the lower half of the page. Who ever had the book did this to add to the signatre and if it turned out a photo was taken from the book that was 20 years past here death only tells me that one of the last owners of this page owned it after her death. I have no concerns about the signature as I believe it is real and I stand by it 100% as it conforms to others I have handled and seen. Greg
Rider		#3	[-]
Apr 27 12 7:01 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Any authentication or provenance with these? They are worthless without it.
aceshye		#4	[-]
Apr 27 12 10:37 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I have been collecting historic artifacts for over 35 years and having a piece of paper stating the piece is real does not make it real. A piece has to stand on it's own merit and no story or piece of paper will make it real or fake. I have acquired items from established sources with great reputations and COA's but the item turned out to be bad anyway. I have also acquired pieces from unknows on ebay which were fine and were perfect. You have to determine on your own if you like the piece or not. I stand by these pieces 100% and they conform to known originals that I have handled and seen. That is the best I can do for you. Oh, and I do have a COA for the Lanchester signature if that would make you feel comfortable. Greg
Gary Brucato		#5	[-]
Aug 3 12 2:01 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Your Heggie is of interest to me. Can you write me at CEAutographs@aol.com? Best, Gary
Cornileus1	Bride of Frankenstein	#6	[-]
Jan 19 13 1:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	do you still have that elsa lanchester signature?

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