Thomas Jefferson’s Invisible Hand. Thomas Jefferson’s polygraph machine still fools collectors today.
Presidential Doodles represents one of the more unusual reference works for the presidential autograph collector.
Autograph contributing editor John Schlimm II has been collecting signed books for years. Now he’s going on a book signing tour of his own.
Lawrence Grobel on getting to know one of the truly great authors of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Civil War Collectors Have a New Source.
Forensic Handwriting Identification: Fundamental Concepts and Principles by Ron Morris. Learn what the pros look for when authenticating autographs. A book that belongs on every collector’s shelf.
With 300 million books in print, Stephen King is the top-selling horror novelist of our time—and a prime target for autograph collectors. Learn the tricks to collecting King from three different sources: an autograph dealer, the owner of the world’s only Stephen King bookstore, and a consummate King collector.
Al Wittnebert’s A Study of Elvis Presley’s Autograph.
Caroline Kennedy marks history with her signature.
Ketchum, LeBlanc, Nicholson and Keene—four of today’s bestselling horror authors. We interviewed them separately, asked each the same questions and compared the answers. Fascinating.