From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   I remember Rico Petrocelli from way back!  Very cool.  What made you   
   go from that to music?  I guess if I had that Stones Guitar, It'd be   
   my prize too... great stuff.  As for regretting not getting sigs   
   before their deaths, John Lennon must be high on a lot of people's   
   lists....   
      
   On Tue, 3 Jun 2008 20:17:34 -0400, "AutographPros.com"   
    wrote:   
      
   >> 1) What was the first autograph that attracted you to the hobby?   
   >Rico Petrocelli who was at a Special Olympics event.  Didn't really know who   
   >he was but saw people getting autographs and my brother in law said I should   
   >also.  The nervous excitement is still a feeling I enjoy when doing in   
   >person autographs.   
   >   
   >> 2) How many items are in your collection?   
   >4000+   
   >   
   >> 3) What would you say is your prized autographed item(s)?   
   >My 15 signature Rolling Stones guitar , most complete in the world   
   >   
   >> 4) Who is someone living, that has so far eluded you, that would like to   
   >> add to your collection?   
   >Bob Dylan.  I have a magazine in my store appraised and authenticated with   
   >rock solid provenance but I've never been able to get him to personally put   
   >pen to paper in person.  He's so not normal.   
   >   
   >> 5) Among celebrities or people of fame that have passed, who do you regret   
   >> not adding to your collection?   
   >Marlon Brando.  I never even made an effort and have regrets by not doing   
   >so.   
   >   
   >> 6) What historical signature would you like in your collection?   
   >> Albert Einstein.  Especially because I'd have to make a one of a kind   
   >> custom display for it that would be borderline genius.   
      
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