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Re: Richard Armitage

by ElfMaidenArcher » Wed Mar 20, 2013 9:16 pm

MongoUK wrote:Just seeking assurances....

Sent: 2x 8"x10", LOR, SASE (24/01/2013) Arrived today (12/03/2013)
Received: My 2x Photos, both signed, in my SASE, no dedications.

Nothing on my SASE, Stamps scribbled over

Address used:
c/o Dallas Smith, United Agents, 12-26 Lexington Street, London, W1F 0LE

One in silver, and one in black. Slight difference in autos but could be because of different pens, queue of graphs he's doing at the time etc? Seems to be consistent with others? What do people think?
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Those are authentic. It's more of a rushed autograph, but not as rushed as in-person ones. His autos sometime differ. Since, he is more famous now, I don't think he has time to personalize it all, unless you specifically ask him to or if you are requesting for you and a friend. I use post-its. United Agents does not do auto-pens or fake ones. They will only send out pre-prints with a note if the actor is too busy, ie Keira Knightley and James McAvoy. Plus, I've had celebrities sign one photo in black, and one in silver. Don't know why some of them do that, but yeah.

Richard Armitage

by MongoUK » Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:15 pm

Just seeking assurances....

Sent: 2x 8"x10", LOR, SASE (24/01/2013) Arrived today (12/03/2013)
Received: My 2x Photos, both signed, in my SASE, no dedications.

Nothing on my SASE, Stamps scribbled over

Address used:
c/o Dallas Smith, United Agents, 12-26 Lexington Street, London, W1F 0LE

One in silver, and one in black. Slight difference in autos but could be because of different pens, queue of graphs he's doing at the time etc? Seems to be consistent with others? What do people think?
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