Autographs!!

[Lugosifan1]

Here is a very hard to find Tor Johnson autographed still.

[Lugosifan1]

   Evelyn Ankers hand written letter explaining the making of The Wolfman.

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  Letter written by Rondo Hatton.

[Lugosifan1]

  heres a favorite, but I wanted to throw some color in there. Mario

[Lugosifan1]

Robert Florey letter , Great!!!!content

[typhooforme]

TREMENDOUS letter by Florey!  And how rare is a letter by Strange?  I'd guess pretty uncommon.  Glorious stuff, Mario!

[Lugosifan1]

Dear Typooforme   , thanks for always commenting on the displays. Florey is very uncommon in any form. And believe it or not Glenn corresponded alot from what I hear. So who's your favorite, I'll see if I have something on him or her.  Best, Mario

[Lugosifan1]

Here's another hard to find, our stage famous Renfield ,   Bernard Jukes.  Sorry for the flash!

[Lugosifan1]

One of our favorite films, and the beautiful Jane Randolph. Most of these are not framed,  I'am running out of room. Mario

[Lugosifan1]

  This was obtained while she was in a nursing home,I believe in New York. Our famous Sandra.

[Lugosifan1]

Here's another Glenn Strange letter.

[typhooforme]

I had no idea Glenn was an active correspondent.  Makes me hopeful for a future Strange in my own collection.  I have a couple Una O'Connor's...do you have one (or a 2 or 3...lol) to show?  Does Frederick Kerr (Baron Frankenstein) ever turn up anywhere?  What about Violet Kemble-Cooper (of INVISBLE RAY, DAVID COPPERFIELD, etc)?  I collect autographs, too, but have nothing framed on the scale you have achieved!  Recent additions to my own heaps--Arthur Byron (Sir Joseph Whemple in the Karloff MUMMY), Lucille Lund (Kaaren Werdegast Poelzig in THE BLACK CAT), and a while back, a nice Lillian Bond (THE OLD DARK HOUSE...Laughton's good-time girlfriend).

[Lugosifan1]

Kerr does show up every once in a while, always on album sheets, and most of the time EXPENSIVE! I have two Una's a 5x7 and an album sheet, but I'am looking for that special one to show up. The Arthur Byron is a Great score, along with the Lillian Bond. Some really hard to find ones are Fay Helm , Ann Darling, the two graverobbers at the beginning of Frankenstein meets the Wolfman, I can't remember their names. As far as framing I only frames about 2 or 3 a year, it's just I've been doing it for many years now. another one that comes to mind is Lionell Belmore, he's out there, just hard to find. Best, Mario

[Lugosifan1]

heres a triple treat . Lanchester, Hobson, Clarke

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a little bit of Hammer, David Peel.