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Justin- Yes, if SWS says a product is currently unavailable it usually means it is sold out. However, sometimes things come back into stock later and the link could possibly re-open. It's happened before due to them acquiring extra stock, cancelled orders, etc.


As Sharon, I prefer to get mine in person as well. Then it's a keepsake of an experience. The burn out from me comes from the high price many celebrities charge. Also, I rarely trust places that sell autographs as I've found and have been told that I high percentage of these are fakes. I'm very careful about my sources when buying these. Perhaps the best source of autographs here in Central Florida is at Star Wars Weekends.

Between C4 and SWW, has anyone been getting autographs? I got Gary Kurtz in LA and Bonnie Piesse at MGM.

That really dampens my spirit when the celebrities are jerks. I've had a couple of good experiences with Mayhew. The best of these was at C2 where we sat around a table for an hour at a FanForce party. However, he and Prowse and Bullock have been at so many events I've gone to in the last 10 years that it's not exciting to see them anymore at all.

Fortunately, most of my experiences getting autographs have been very positive. I generally try to come up with one or two good questions for the celebs and have them personalize the item. This gives them something to interact with, other than the glazed look of starstruck folk, and in the case of Anthony Daniels, lets them know I'm not going to sell his autograph.

While they aren't autographed (yet) I picked up a handful of 8x10s at Official Pix recently. If you've not checked there stock lately, it's worth a look. Cyber-Monday brought a free shipping special where I ordered one of their new Indiana Jones selections.

That makes sense. It's much more interesting to have a story about the souvenir.

Also there are few sources that I would trust for authentic autographs so it's great to know when and where your item was signed.

48 photos!?! I think you're going to need a bigger binder... I think you're a nut, BUT I also recognize that it was a really great opportunity to get those enlargements at a very good price and that these will be part of a longterm project for autographs.

Great luck on the Frank Oz!! I hope to get some tips on this sort of thing from you and Mike G. and Aaron in the near future.

As for the Museum photos. Those are just beautiful. I've admired them since OPX rolled them out some time ago. Great rare promo shots in a fantastic format- and now autographed. Good work. The Fisher shows the resolve of her character and the Hamill one could be a promo Luke shot for an underground holozine article about the face of the new Rebel Alliance.

Thanks for bringing these last two items to the meeting this weekend. It was a real treat to see them.

You hear that Sharon? We need a corporate account with a framer- we could do a lot of business.