I found Roy's at an antique show in Ohio 20 years ago. He signed it around Christmas 1949. I got Dale's on EBay on a movie poster, no date.

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Thanks. I'm a big fan. Sadly, I never made it to Roy's museum in Victorville or Branson before it closed and everything went to auction.

One reason I bought the Roy and Trigger picture, is my Dad took me to Richmond, VA on Christmas day 1949 to see Roy and Trigger in person. This picture and signature had a date of January 1, 1950, so I knew it must have been the same tour. I have pictures of me in my new cowboy outfit complete with pistol, vest and hat just before we left to see the show. I'll have to dig them up.

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Dad never got an autograph nor would he ever asked for one, but he was seated next to Lorne Greene in first class in I will say 1970 as I recall coming back from a business trip from Japan.
Dad said nice man and a pure Gent.

...and a Weatherby rifle enthusiast.

In June, John McCain was on our flight from Phoenix to Salt Lake City. You can't believe how many people approached him in the terminal for an autograph and selfie. He couldn't have been any nicer with everyone.

Ronald Reagan, on a postcard congratulating me for attaining Eagle Scout (1986).

Windsor for the win!

BAM!

Surprisingly, Ford was the only US President that was an Eagle Scout.
Interesting enough Barack Obama was not a part of the Boy Scouts of America; rather he was a member of Gerakan Pramuka, the Indonesian Scout Association, and was the equivalent of a Cub Scout.

Ford is also the only President who was never elected as either Vice President or President.