daveprince37 wrote:I sent the postcards off separately on Friday so fingers crossed...

Good luck, remember it can take a while to get replies..,wibblywobblytimeywimey and all that

I sent the postcards off separately on Friday so fingers crossed...

daveprince37 wrote:you are all right - a photo would be better - to test the waters as such...

Thanks guys and gals...

I'll keep you informed...

Dave P

Sensible move mate. Nothing to say you can't include in your letter a wee bit asking if it would be okay to send the poster and to prep them for receiving it if you want to go down that route.

you are all right - a photo would be better - to test the waters as such...

Thanks guys and gals...

I'll keep you informed...

Dave P

i agree that i would rather lose an index card or photo that are easier to replace than an autographed poster.

If I was you, I would send to them a index card or a photo, to each individual person. See if you get a success from the,
M, and how long it took.

When you get all replays back, that's when I would send my poster, isn't it better losing a photo, instead of your signed poster?

Good luck!
Louise

You send it to one, get it back , send it to the other.

Be aware of the risk of it not coming back at any stage in the process.

Tom Baker very rarely signs via ITG, or indeed anywhere.

RM

Actually there are 3 people who I would like to ask for an autograph... Tom Baker is also there... although I would only like one of my own postcards for him to sign...

I am a massive Doctor Who fan and I have a 3 Doctors poster that has already been signed by Matt Smith (whilst filming)

Now I would like to get David Tennant and Christopher Eccleston to sign it as well...

according to this website they both on same agency and therefore contact address...

Who should I make the envelope out to, in the first instance?

I would also like the individual actors to sign a postcard each that will send?

Any help on this would be fantastic!

Thank you in advance

Dave P