Charlie Chaplin signed portrait

Charlie Chaplin signed portraitAn ink portrait of Charlie Chaplin signed by Chaplin himself Dated to 1952, around the release of Limelight Charlie Chaplin was the biggest star of the silent era. Born into poverty in Victorian London, he found his way to the stage and on to Hollywood. He came up with the character of the Tramp in 1914. By 1918 he was a household name. A string of classic movies followed, including The Kid (1921), Modern Times (1936) and The Great Dictator (1940).

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A 1 x 1 inch piece of the white ensign flag flown from the HMS Victory during the Battle of Trafalgar

aqueduct surmounted by an equestrian statue

which takes its name from the his painting

Such is the importance of the stamp that detailed records are now being kept of all the unused examples and the names of famous collectors

Castro has signed in black fountain pen above his title of "PRIMER MINISTRO"

have never known a day of perfect peace

Great Britain King George V 1912 1d die proof (Stage 5)

black and gold

Backstamped at Coventry and Hinkley for AP

A spectacular multiple and quite exceptional in such pristine quality

Signed during the Jamestown Exposition of 1907 - an important event celebrating the first permanent English settlement in the US