Charlie Chaplin Signed Photo Display – COA JSA

Offered is a fine piece of parchment featuring a perfect signature of Charlie Chaplin in a display. The cut autograph, in black steel tip fountain pen, was most likely part of a letter as it has a salutation in print, “Cordially”.  Note, it was also originally affixed to a sheet according to the authentication. The display also with a black and white photo of the Hollywood legend measures 14.5” x 18″.

Charlie Chaplin is one of the most celebrated figures from the era of silent films. He became a performer on the vaudeville circuit in England when he was a child. His older brother, Sydney, became his manager and he was hired by director Mack Sennett for his Keystone Film Company in 1914, and it was with Sennett where Charlie invented his signature character “The Tramp.” In 1919 Charlie co-founded the United Artists film distribution company with Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D. W. Griffith. “Talkies” were introduced in 1927, but Chaplin managed to successfully avoid them through the 1930s. His first film with dialogue was “The Great Dictator,” a spoof leveled at Hitler.

Authentication: JSA Full Letter

All displays are sold as is without warranty to the condition of the frame. This item is oversized and may incur a shipping surcharge.

Charlie Chaplin Signed Photo