Investment Autographs

King William IV Autograph Letter - a letter handwritten and signed by William IV who reigned from 1830-1837. William was   the third son of George III and was succeeded by his niece Victoria. The letter dates to February 1830 (a few months before William's accession) and reads:

King George II Autograph Display - black ink signature of George II, who was King of Britain and Ireland from 1727 - 1760, mounted with a portrait. A rare signature. Please note the signature has been cut from a document and is a little crinkled

William Morris Autograph Signed Display - vintage black ink autograph of English motor manufacturer William Morris, 1st Viscount Nuffield, who founded Morris Motors. Morris also went on to be the founder of the Nuffield Trust and Nuffield College, Oxford. The signature has been irregularly cut and attached to an autograph album page. It was part of a collection which also included Winston Churchill, Amelia Earhart and Rudyard Kipling

Fridtjof Nansen Autograph Note Display - a note handwritten and signed in pencil by legendary Norwegian explorer, scientist, and humanitarian Fridtjof Nansen 

Yes Autographs - rare early 70s autographs of the members of influential English progressive rock band Yes. Signatures comprise of Rick Wakeman, Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Alan White plus two others. The signature sheet was part of a collection formed in the 1960/70s which also included Agatha Christie, Alfred Hitchcock and ABBA

Ronnie Peterson Autograph Signed Display - very rare blue ink autograph of Swedish racing driver Ronnie Peterson who died aged 34 from injuries suffered during the 1978 Monza Grand Prix. The signature was obtained by a Swedish autograph collector and was part of a collection which included Abba, Alfred Hitchcock and Agatha Christie

Boxing Greats Signed Glove - black marker pen autographs of boxing legends - Ken Norton, Pernell Whitaker, Emile Griffith, Gene Fullmer, Don Fullmer and Bob Foster - on a red Everlast glove. Signatures obtained at the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2006

King George I Autograph Display - black ink signature of George I, who was King of Britain and Ireland from 1714 - 1727, mounted with a portrait