Bowie twiggy

[David Gough]

Forgive me if this is posted twice, any opinions?

[SaraPolanska]

¨The B/W promo photo - I would not be sure about if it is real. I would ask Andy on davidbowieautograph.com because there are thing I do not like.

There are few signed of this promo but this one I do not like.

[Eric Keith Longo]

He was incredible live. I saw him in 1990 up to 2003 or 2004. He never wavered - full power all through. Seeing him front and center at Roseland in 1995 or 96 is among the highlights of my life.

[David Gough]

Goosebumps just thinking about it, thanks both of you for taking the time to look at all these forgeries. Its a massive help having honest and experienced advice.

[Eric Keith Longo]

The more I look at this...

[Eric Keith Longo]

The OP Bowie and Twiggy are indeed totally genuine.

[David Gough]

I thought the concensus was that they were fake?

[Eric Keith Longo]

I sent the Twiggy/Bowie to Andy to make sure. He agrees. Genuine sit down calm signature. The numerals in the b/w are spot on for 1993.

[Eric Keith Longo]

Hi David,

Sorry about getting the OP wrong. I've been under some stress and simply made the wrong call. The legible handwriting and numeral 2 threw me off. It is a fine example.

[David Gough]

Twiggy and Bowie? Everyone seems to think its fake, remember we compared the Best wishes.

I'm confused (not difficult to do)  ;)

[Eric Keith Longo]

Well, once I started looking at the inscription more closely I sent it off to Andy Peters of davidbowieautograph.com where I help out from time to time and he agreed it is authentic. The Twiggy as well.

[David Gough]

Can't thank you enough Eric, your help is always appreciated.

[SaraPolanska]

Wow, I am suprised. Even it is genuine, I would not buy this sample as it looks just "weird". :-)