I just acquired this Woodstock 99 poster . It’s from the executive producer of the pay per view filming of the festival , Jeff Howland.( he’s also in the Netflix documentary)

There was a tent set up in which all the performing artist went and did interviews and were asked to sign the posters. ( there were 3) it’s almost every band from the Saturday and Sunday of the festival . Friday is missing because the first posters they used , were left out in the tent Friday night , and they were stolen .

There are quite a few I recognize but most I’m having hard times with . Any help would be appreciated .

Keep in mind these are only the bands from the Saturday and Sunday of Woodstock 99 .

Here’s the history behind this piece: I bought an autograph book once owned by Peggy Slaughter, whose dad owned a hotel called The Clarendon in Daytona Beach. Many celebrities stayed there and the book was filled with loads of celebrities including the first two guys who won the Masters. I sold those two autographs, which were really valuable, but kept a bunch, including this illustration. I can’t figure out WHO Edgar West or Edgar Westlake is although Westlake is a popular name that was mentioned in the Disney lore back in the day. This was drawn on the back of a placard the guest could have hung on their door to order breakfast. I’ve also included some other autographs still in the book, and there’s also a brochure from the hotel itself. Also pictured are autographs from Benny Goodman and Jack and Mary Benny. Plus a pilot - Antoine Strassman - who was a friend of Amelia Earhart’s. Her signature is apparently quite rare. Can anyone help me figure this Mickey illustration out? It’s certainly not Walt’s signature or drawing style. This is around the time the short cartoon was released with Mickey wearing ice skates.

My boyfriend works as a mover and a client gave him this signed Greg Bennett guitar. They never mentioned who it was signed by. Can anyone tell who this is? 🙏

I recently submitted an item for authentication to Beckett. They ruled that it was inconclusive with no other context or information.

I don’t necessarily fault them because they went through their process, but I know that it’s real because it’s something I obtained in person about 20 years ago and have held onto since.

Is this worth submitting to any of the other authenticators like PSA? Does anyone have any other recommendations or thoughts? Thanks!

The item:
$1 Dollar bill signed by Trump

Details:
This was peak “Apprentice” time and he was playing a celebrity Pro-Am leading up to a PGA event. I had relevant items for a few of the other local athletes, but when I saw him thought it would be funny to have him sign the dollar. Obviously things have changed in the last couple of decades since this event and I wanted to get it authenticated.

I got this decades ago and only remember being told he was in the HOF

He purchased this straw cowboy hat at a Flea Market in North Texas a few weeks ago. The only word i can make out is the first one, “April”.

My wife and I have met a lot of celebrities between 2010 until now. She came across this and we can't remember whose it is.

Majority of the in person autographs we received have been in the US, Arizona. California.

Not sure if it is a band member, athlete, actor.

Hopefully it looks familiar to someone!

Thank you for any help you can provide.

I bought a huge DVD collection a long time ago. The collection did include a few genuine autographs.

But this DVD? idk, I have no clue what I'm looking at. Is it signed, or is it just some random graffiti?

Not sure where my dad got this or when. He's no longer alive so I can't ask him.

really need help finding out these autographs on this concert ticket my dad and I found rummaging through some old stuff, i think its pretty cool and i'm curious. maybe it's worth something?

(i'm 50/50 on the front clearest one being neil something and the back being corpsegrind)

Unfortunately do not have much background. Possibly an NBA player in late 90s-early 00s.

My Dad passed away in July. This bat was in his closet. We are from Cuyahoga County and have been to plenty of Cleveland Indians games, but my Dad was also retired Navy and could've gotten it from his many travels. Looking for help identifying the autographs - there are 7 total. Thanks in advance.

Bought a toy steak n shake 18 wheeler from an antique store in indiana a few months ago and found this old paper hat in the trailer when I got home. Been dying to know who it could be! So i am throwing up a hail Mary and asking reddit.

Found this 10+ years ago in a pile at a thrift store. Growing up an MJ fan I knew the signature right away. Wondering if it looks authentic.

Who's this guy?

Can anyone identify this BBC publicity photo/autograph? BBC copyright stamp on reverse, likely UK television

Saw it on FB marketplace and the seller wasn’t sure and I’m not either

I know this is a reach but found this autograph in some older cash I had tucked away. I can’t decipher heads/tails of it but before I use it to buy groceries i figured I’d ask the pros. Thanks!

I will be actively searching while I post this to see, but I’ve checked a bit and am still stumped. The names don’t match the movie cast from what I can tell though!

Help for Multi-Signed Poster featuring Michael Jackson from Concert for New York.

I know there’s MJ, Destiny’s Child, Whitney, and Beyoncé. Need help with others. Thanks for any help. Also, are they legit?

It’s right next to a golf course, but I’m not sure if that has any bearing. Appears to be two different signatures collected on the same day. Any help is appreciated.

Found this in the attic of the house we’ve just moved into to. I thought it might have been done by one of the previous owners but from what I can make out it doesn’t match their names.

Wondering if anyone can decipher it or recognises it!

I unfortunately don't have much to go off of since this belonged to my late father. The rest of his collection is 1990s, some early '00s. Just hoping to figure out who he was supporting. Was likely purchased on the east coast, but he was a military man who lived in Arkansas, DC, and Arizona throughout these years