Vintage signed 5.5x3.5 photo: Harold Pinter with 6x4 Compliments Card For Sale

I have inherited a vast collection of autographs from my Mother. It’s a collection that was gathered over decades of waiting outside stage doors, writing to celebrities, and also attending special signing events. There are boxes with albums full of signed photos, theatre programs, theatre leaflets, small white cards, autograph books and more of which I don’t have the room for so apart from the odd few I’m keeping the rest are up for grabs and will hopefully find a home where they will be treasured.

I check each one before selling and will advise which are genuine and which are prints. A lot are personally signed to my mother with her name on, but this will also help confirm their authenticity.This is a genuine hand signed5.5x3.5 photograph of Harold Pinterwith 6x4 Compliments Card. On the reverse is the date it was collected.

I have added magnified images using my jewellery eye magnifier so that you can see the pen strokes in the signature showing it's not a print. See images 5 and 6.Harold Pinter was renowned primarily as a Nobel Prize-winning playwright and screenwriter, but he also enjoyed a distinguished, selective acting career on stage, film, and television—performing early on under the stage name David Baron.Seeley in A Night Out (1960) – Performed in the early television adaptation via ABC's Armchair Theatre.
Saul Abrahams in Rogue Male (1976) – Played the sharp lawyer opposite Peter O'Toole in the acclaimed BBC television film.
Sam Ross in Mojo (1997) – Played the gritty criminal character in Jez Butterworth’s film adaptation.
Sir Thomas Bertram in Mansfield Park (1999) – His most substantial feature-film acting role, playing the morally complex patriarch.
The Hothouse (1990s revival) – Stepped in to feature in his own theatrical work.
Krapp in Krapp's Last Tape (2006) – His final celebrated stage appearance, performing Samuel Beckett’s one-act monologue at the Royal Court Theatre.I hope this finds the right home.