Anyone a Pete T. Steele fan?

[MsEVP]

And, if so, were you lucky enough to meet him at an in-store signing in London, back in 1997 and get his signature, or know of someone who did?

I am trying to see what his signature looks like for a very special project, and I`d appreciate any suggestions as to any other ways that I might achieve this.

Cheers, Tina

[NOX]

Just googled it and came up with this...looks like he was just abit of a squiggle man:)
http://www.gather.com...leId=3096224744187974

[NOX]

Just found a more legible one someone used for a tattoo...

http://www.flickr.com...orites/page2/?view=lg

[MsEVP]

NOX, I am overwhelmed and so grateful to you. I never would`ve found this on my own. I am keeping it, of course, and also wondering if he used this type of signature if he was signing, say, an important document like a will, or house purchase etc. It looks rather flamboyant and made specially to fit the central area.
But many many thanks, NOX, God bless you and have a nice day!

[MsEVP]

Also, NOX, the 2nd autograph you found for me showed a particular way of writing the E`s, which could be highly significant in verifying another one. Thanks again, Tina

[NOX]

No problem, you're very welcome. Good luck with your project:)

[MsEVP]

Brilliant, NOX, this came from flickr.com. It should help with the `project` (which, if your curiosity gets the better of you, you can learn about if you check me out on flickr.)