Some autographs from the King of Queens

[MrDubbs]

Can someone tell me if these autographs that are listed on this ebay account from the show King of Queens are authentic?

http://shop.ebay.com/autographedcards/m ... m270.l1313


I'm wanting to buy these, and just print of my own 8x10's or perhaps make a nice framed picture out the index cards

[Brownie]

That Kevin James is authentic.

[MrDubbs]

That Kevin James is authentic.

Thanks, do you have any opinions on any of the others?

[bud simpson]

First,
Thanks so much for your support in that Tom Baker fiasco. I don't know why DAYTRIPPER did that to me. If I was upseting him I'd wish he would just PM me instead of embarassing me like that in front of everyone on FanMail. Like I told him I admitted that I was wrong on authenticating the Baker BUT sometimes its hard to judge something when all you have is a computer scan of the autograph. For me to be almost sure the autograph is authentic I would need to see the autograph in face to face in front of me. Computer scan doesn't do it justice. I felt his "trap" was not a real test.
Also this is supposed to be a site for fans. I again, I admit, I'm far from being an expert and I never really said I was. But I do have a lot of years invested in this hobby, so I'd like to think I know a little something.
Anyway, I pulled examples from my collection and all the signed index cards look good.
Thanks Again Dubbs!

[MrDubbs]

Thanks Bud

I appreciate it, and don't let daytripper bring you down

[Brownie]

Well, I've only come across Kevin James, Leah Remini and Jerry Stiller's autographs. As I mentioned above, I believe the Kevin James to be authentic, it matches IPs i've seen before. The Leah Remini seems to match the TTM she signs. I suppose it would be cheaper if you sent her a photo or simply pay her agency the $4 fee for shipping, but either way it's up to you of course. Finally, the Jerry Stiller is a bit difficult to authenticate since it's printed letters. I've seen his autograph before but it was half printed, half cursive so I don't want to offer an opinion on what's listed online. I hope this helps though!

[MrDubbs]

Yeah, I have one of her photo's that I paid 4 dollars for, I just thought it would be kind of cool to create a display. Perhaps putting an 8x10 in the middle and index cards around it in some form.

[Brownie]

Yeah, I have one of her photo's that I paid 4 dollars for, I just thought it would be kind of cool to create a display. Perhaps putting an 8x10 in the middle and index cards around it in some form.

I've done that as well. I've matted a lot of my in-person items in a frame with a nameplate and filmography etc. It looks rather nice. I'm working on one at the moment - a collection of signed index cards obtained from 90s directors and producers. Good luck with your project!!

[MrDubbs]

Thanks

Would you be willing to post some pictures of the ones you've done? So I could get some ideas on layouts, etc?

[zipbags]

Back in '06 my wife and I got vip tickets to see the show tape. I got sigs from most of the cast. Sadly, Jerry Stiller left before they were finished taping the episode. So I did not get him. Here is a scan of my Kevin James auto plus some pics from the set....








Finally, you asked about matting cards with pics. I used to do that. I would matte signed 3x5 cards with a pic. But, then I started creating my own custom cards and having the celeb sign them. If that wasn't possible. I would matte the 3x5 card behind the custom card.
Here are some examples....




In the autograph discussion area. I have a thread with the rest of my mattes.