Converse of object

• sign: I went to all the previews, signed autographs for many, many hours at a time.

• collect: Mount Everest The British Story - Colin collects autographs relating to climbers of Mount Everest.

Noun used with modifier

• signing: Nicholas Courtney signing autograph 's at a show in Alfreton Derbyshire in late 2001.

• celebrity: How to raise money for your company - by holding a celebrity autograph auction.

• 1960s: From an early 1960s autograph book obtained NE England containing a few other low key UK entertainers.

• sign: Liberty X sign autographs for fans at the Cool Pod!

Adjective modifier

• fake: Here are a few tips to help avoid buying one of the many fake autographs on ebay.

• authentic: Authentic Autographs & Auctions provides a Certificate Of Authenticity with... Welcome!

• original: A reproduction poster for the Big Show of 1962 surrounded by the original autographs of 8 artists on the bill.

• genuine: If you are committed to buying quality genuine autographs we would be pleased to assist you.

• rare: A rare autograph most seen on the market are forgerys.

Preposition: on

• ebay: Here are a few tips to help avoid buying one of the many fake autographs on ebay.

Modifying Another Word

• personally: Just fill out the form below and The Scary Guy will personally autograph a copy.. .

Modifies a noun

• hunter: The circle of autograph hunters around us didn't distract him.

• manuscript: Autograph manuscript of article entitled " To whom are we indebted for the Railroad Ticket System?

• signing: All fans are welcome to attend the session which will be followed by an autograph signing session.

• collector: Laurel and Hardy were an autograph collectors ' dream, always willing to sign.

• score: An autograph score of this extraordinary work survives in the Saxon State Library.

• letter: An autograph letter from Col. Thomas Blood is on fol.

Preposition: for

• fan: Liberty X sign autographs for fans at the Cool Pod!