Business & Finance | Hand/Foot Prints/Sketchs

JOSEPH BARBERA Tracing of his left hand Hand Print signed: "Joe Barbera", 7½x10. Tracing of his left hand in black ink. After Joseph Barbera (1910-2001) and William Hanna (1911-2006) joined MGM in 1937, they produced more than 100 short films featuring their cat and mouse heroes, earning seven Academy Awards.

JOSEPH BARBERA Tracing of his right hand Hand Print signed: "Joe Barbera", 7½x10. Tracing of his right hand in black ink. After Joseph Barbera (1910-2001) and William Hanna (1911-2006) joined MGM in 1937, they produced more than 100 short films featuring their cat and mouse heroes, earning seven Academy Awards.

VINTON G. CERF Signed traced left hand print of Cerf Hand print or sketch signed: "Vinton Cerf/4-15-2010".8x10. Vinton G. Cerf, who is known as the "Father of the Internet", co-designed TCP/IP protocols and architected the Internet. During his tenure with the U.S.

ARLENE DAHL Dahl signs an 8½x11 tracing of her left hand in pink ink, including her wedding ring Hand print or sketch signed: "Arlene/Dahl", 8½x11. The actress has traced her left hand in pink ink. Actress Arlene Dahl was a film star of the late 1940s and 1950s.

Co-founder of Nike Inc. sketches his left hand on a 7½x10 light card stock, with a typed letter signed affixed on verso from Knight saying "Per your request, I have enclosed an autograph tracing of my hand"

LESLIE EARL ROBERTSON One of the chief structural engineers of the World Trade Center in New York City sketches his left hand. Hand Sketch signed: "Leslie Earl Robertson", in blue felt tip, 7½x10. Black ink tracing of his left hand.

LESLIE EARL ROBERTSON One of the chief structural engineers of the World Trade Center in New York City sketches his right hand. Hand Sketch signed: "Leslie Earl Robertson", in blue felt tip, 7½x10. Black ink tracing of his right hand.