What do you do with ur autographs?

[dueby_boys]

I put all of them in a couple of albums(5 inches each) im up too my 3rd album.

I'm in my 3rd as well. I have three that are framed and on my wall because they are signatures matted with photographs.

For those of you that have signed posters, do you keep them rolled up or do you frame them? I have a couple and I'm not really sure what to do with them.

I only have one autographed poster from Allison Iraheta and I got a huge frame and hung it up. It looks amazing hung up. I wanted to be able to appreciate it and not have it rolled up and risk it getting ruined.

may i see a pic of it framed? im still wanting to see a final result of it framed? please?

[peter15]

i frame my autographs, what do you do with urs

may i see how your autographs looked framed..i wanted to try that but im still not sure..could u show me like one pic of them framed? thank you very much.

Here's a picture of what some of mine look like framed. I seem to appreciate them more framed as I can see them whenever I walk into the room.



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[peter15]

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Here is the picture of my poster hung up!



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[dueby_boys]

may i see a pic of it framed? im still wanting to see a final result of it framed? please?

Here is the picture of my poster hung up!



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those look great! im going to frame a few of mine soon. i will matte mine. i want them to stay in great condition, again those look great.

[ginctm]

I keep mine in a box, I'm waiting to hear back from a few that I'm going to want to frame.

I have three letters framed, i bought the wrong size frames so i just stuck what I could in them.


I should get a binder or something, but then I wouldn't know what to do with the envelopes.

[MainManBlade]

It really varies with the article that gets signed. I get press kit photos signed, those get put into a binder with the rest of the press kit. Unless it's a press kit from 2001-present which means everything is saved to a CD, then I have to convert the .tif photo and print it. Those go in a binder as well.
If it's a poster (promotional mini or full sized) they get dry mounted and shrink wrapped. and placed into a frame box with the rest of the collection.
If it's a magazine, hard cover or soft cover novel or comic book these get bagged and boarded and put a label on them stating who signed it, where (live or TTM) and when (month and year)
If it's a banner it gets rolled and boxed up for later display.
If it's a trading card, bagged and boxed.
If it's a DVD cover of CD cover, it goes back into the original case.
If it's something I got signed for someone else, I'll frame it and ship it. I have piggybacked their request with mine (or vice versa) and gotten two or more items signed. I'll catalogue mine in the binder and treat theirs like a precious gem, buy selected the perfect frame (<$10 @ Walgreens or Wal-Mart) and ship it with no notice and wait for their squeal of delight through the phone to announce they received it!
I am kind of picky about which items I release to celebrities. I have been burned as we all have, sending off something precious and personal only never to see or hear from it again. Hope this helps.

[balladesque]

I'm sort of embarrassed to admit this but I put them on my scrapbook. I never plan on hanging them up

[dueby_boys]

I'm sort of embarrassed to admit this but I put them on my scrapbook. I never plan on hanging them up

why is that a bad thing?? you cherish them as much as u can

[downtoearth]

Some are framed, some are in plastic bags, some are books, some are in pockets in my planner.

[ails]

I put mine in a photo album. My current album is the wrong size and some won't fit. I like keeping the envelopes too but it's too big for the album. I'll try to buy a bigger one when I get the chance. I like them to be compiled and just like LGPSG, I like to flick through them.