Autographs Collection (#8)

Manchester United and Northern Ireland footballer George Best signs autographs for a fan at a Belfast hotel April 1970

Cliff Richard signing autograph for a young fan, he is starring in Take Me High, a new film to be set and filmed in Birmingham, pictured at the Birmingham Strathallan Hotel, Sunday 3rd June 1973

Douglas Fairbanks Senior with wife Sylvia Ashley, Lady Ashley, and Lady Alexandra Metcalfe, Lady Curzon, the newly wedded couple travelled by air from Cannes to Croydon (Wednesday)

World Boxing Champion John Conteh arriving at 10 Downing Street for a party. Conteh seen here signing autographs for fans. 12th March 1975

Damon Hill of Jordan-Mugen-Honda, 1998 British Grand Prix, held at the Silverstone Circuit, England, Weekend of 10th - 12th July 1998

Gordon McQueen signs autographs for young fans outside Old Trafford, Manchester, February 1978

Jimmy Armfield (James C Armfield) pictured signing autographs to young fans, during a training session with Blackpool FC. Pictured circa 1st September 1970

Liverpool footballer Geoff Strong signs autographs for young fans as the team take part in a training session at Weybridge, Surrey before the FA Cup Final against Leeds United. 30th April 1965

British Tennis player Ann Jones (3rd from right) signs autographs for her young fans at The Wimbledon Tennis Championships of 1967. Picture taken 7th July 1967

Kevin Keegan and Terry McDermott sign autographs, 1st September 1983

David Platt, Arsenal Football Player, opens Just Trainers shop in Reading, 7th April 1997

Skids, new wave, post punk, rock group, pictured meeting fans at Quicksilver Record Shop, Reading, October 1980

Muhammad Ali signing autographs outside the Odeon in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

Fomer world boxing champion Muhammad Ali signs autographs for his Birmingham fans on his arrival in the city for the second time in eight months. 2nd May 1984

Muhammad Ali signing to enthusiastic fans in Handsworth Birmingham. 6th August 1983

Muhammad Ali signing autographs ahead of his rematch with Joe Frazier. 23rd January 1974

British Open 1969. Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, Lancashire, Practice Day, 8th July 1969. The 98th Open Championship, was held from 9th to 12th July

Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, arrive at London Heathrow Airport, from Los Angeles, 4th August 1961

Boxer Henry Cooper visited British Home Stores in Newcastle on 22nd October 1980 to sign autographs and promote Brut aftershave

Liverpool manager Bill Shankly signs autographs for young fans as the team arrives home at Speke Airport following their European Cup victory over Anderlecht in Brussels. 17th December 1964

West Bromwich Albion Players stage a second walk out from training in 24 hours, Friday 20th December 1963. Twenty one players, two more than on Thursday

England players leave the team hotel, The Hendon Hall Hotel, as they head out to the cinema to watch a screening of " The Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines" on the eve of the World

Francisco Gento Real Madrid football player signs autographs at Glasgow Airport, he is in UK for European Cup football match tie against Glasgow Rangers September 1963

Alfredo di Stefano, Real Madrid, Tuesday 24th April 1956

Bobby Vee and Dusty Springfield exchange autographs during the interval of their one night stand show at the Odeon in Manchester. 5th March 1964

A policeman gets England footballer Malcolm MacDonalds autograph at Heathrow airport. May 1975

Kevin Keegan besiged by autograph hunters at Charlton Circa 1983

Newcastle United footballer Kevin Keegan is greeted by jubilant Newcastle fans as he opens the clubs new souvenir shop at St James Park, the day before making his debut for the club. 27th August 1982

Kevin Keegan signing autographs at the opening of a furniture shop Circa 1983

Liverpool goalkeeper Cyril Sidlow (seated) and right back Ray Lambert answer the urgent calls of their fans for last minute autographs before the train draws out of Lime Street Station on the way to

Winston Churchill is seen with his wife Clementine Churchill in an open topped car signing his autograph for the people of Epping. October 1924

Film star Richard Todd signs an autograph on Beryl Butterworths leg when he attended the Cinema Exhibitors Associations Ball at the Queens Hall in Burslem, Staffordshire Circa 1960

Hazel O Connor retuned to Coventrys Theatre One where the premier of her first film " Breaking Glass" was being screened. She plays a pop singer who fights her way to the top

Frank Sintara and his girlfriend Barbara Marx leaving Claridges on the way to Mirabellas restaurant in Curzon St Frank stopped outside the hotel to sign autographs for a few waiting fans. May 1975

f1 formula 1 formula one autographs
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, Italy. Thursday 31 August 2017. Fernando Alonso, McLaren. World Copyright: Sam Bloxham/LAT Images ref: Digital Image _J6I1921

?At Preliminary Training School? Formal group of 19 nurses
At Preliminary Training School Formal group of 19 nurses, including Dorothy Bridle. Formal group of 19 nurses, posed outside large building

CHARLES I / SIGNATURE
The autograph of Charles I, King of England

VARIOUS AUTOGRAPHS D-E
Autographs of eminent persons Letters D & E

VARIOUS AUTOGRAPHS L-M
Autographs of eminent persons Letters L & M

Brighton & Hove Albion FC: Player Signing Event - 23rd October 2018
signing session, players appearance, players event, autograph session, autograph hunting, autographs, supporters, fans

Brighton & Hove Albion FC: 23OCT18 - Player Signing Session: Meet & Greet with the Team
signing session, players appearance, players event, autograph session, autograph hunting, autographs, supporters, fans

Enid Blyton autograph
Portrait of Enid Blyton (1897 - 1968), English childrens author together with her autograph which reads To Lesley. Date: c.1955

Floor of Fame at Graumans Chinese Theatre, Hollywood
The Floor of Fame at Graumans Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, California, USA Date: 1941

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"Preserving History Through Ink: A Glimpse into the World of Autographs" In a world where digital signatures dominate, there is something magical about holding a piece of history in your hands. From the West Indies Cricket Team's 1957 Tour to Queen Elizabeth's elegant signature, they have become cherished treasures that transcend time. The stroke of a pen can capture the essence of an era. Take Cromwell's signature, for instance, which transports us back to a tumultuous period in British history. Or David Moorcroft's autograph, symbolizing determination and triumph as he blazed through tracks as a renowned British runner. It also commemorate significant milestones like the centennial celebration of France's Napoleonic Code. These inked imprints serve as reminders of how laws shape societies and endure throughout generations. But autographs aren't limited to historical figures alone; they extend their allure even into realms such as ballooning adventures. The signatures of three ballooning personalities take us soaring through skies filled with wonder and bravery. Artistic engravings further immortalize notable individuals like Sir Walter Scott and Charles Dickens. Their autographed portraits evoke literary brilliance that continues to captivate readers worldwide. Yet, it is not just famous names that make autographs special; everyday moments hold equal significance. Whether it be capturing athletes' dedication during signing sessions or commemorating thrilling Premier League matches between Brighton and Hove Albion v Southampton – these signatures etch memories onto paper forever. And let us not forget those unexpected discoveries tucked away within albums – like Harland ad Wolff's treasure trove brimming with autographs from shipbuilding legends who shaped maritime history and can more than mere scribbles on paper; they embody stories waiting to be unraveled by curious minds. They connect us across time and space, reminding us that our lives too can leave indelible marks worthy of preservation through ink.