Edward G Robinson
Edward G Robinson & Wilfrid Brambell
Reference number:
12631Description:
An original vintage 1950s autograph book page, clearly signed in ink by Edward G Robinson AND on the reverse by Wilfrid Brambell
Certification:
AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA
Size: |
14x10cm Page |
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Condition: |
Good. View Images |
Edward G Robinson
Reference number:
6718Description:
A rare circa 1950s autograph book page, clearly signed in black ink by Edward G Robinson (adding To Frank Hall All the best).
Double mounted for fine display with photograph
Dedication has been matted out
Certification:
AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
18x12in >> Acid Free Mount >> Unframed |
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Edward G Robinson
Reference number:
6303Description:
A rare original 1966 autograph book page clearly signed in blue ink by Edward G Robinson
Double mounted for fine display with photograph
Certification:
From the outstanding & huge autograph collection of Jean Williams of Chelsea, all obtained in and around the London Theatres / London Hotels (The Dorchester / The Savoy) / the BBC Riverside Studios and ITV TV Studios from the late 1950s into the mid 1970s. Including (amongst others) such notables as ; John Lennon / Marlon Brando / Steve McQueen / Sharon Tate / Lee Van Cleef / Ringo Starr and Natalie Wood. Most of the signatures in the collection are dedicated to her by the celebrity and then annotated and dated in her hand. This Edward G Robinson autograph is dated 16th October 1966. AFTAL Dealer No13 and UACC RD Memorabilia UK COA.
Size: |
18x12in >> Acid Free Mount >> Unframed |
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About
About Edward G Robinson
EDWARD G ROBINSON d1973. Romanian born American actor and a popular star of Hollywoods Golden age. He is best remembered for his roles playing gangsters such as Rico in Little Caesar (1931) and Rocco in Key Largo (1948) ; other memorable performances include Barton Keyes in the film noir Double Indemnity (1944) and as Dathan in The Ten Commandments (1956). Robinson was selected for an Honorary Academy Award for his general work within the film industry ; this was posthumously given two months after the actor's death from cancer aged 79 in 1973. He is included in the AFIs list of the 25 greatest ever male stars of American cinema.
