For sale is an exceptionally rare Audrey Hepburn hand-signed vintage photograph, featuring her elegant handwritten inscription “Best wishes – Audrey Hepburn.” This classic black-and-white portrait captures Hepburn in her early career glamour, with her unmistakable grace and iconic style.


This autograph comes with two independent Certificates of Authenticity, one from Australia and one from the United States, making it a highly secure investment-grade collectible.



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⭐ Key Features


Authentic Audrey Hepburn full signature


Beautiful vintage 1950s/60s style portrait


Hand-signed in bold ink: “Best wishes – Audrey Hepburn”


Dual authentication (extremely rare for Hepburn autograph)


Investment-grade collectible for Hollywood, film, and autograph collectors


Excellent display presence




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🔒 Dual Authentication Included


This item includes two COAs from two different regions (Australia + USA), providing the strongest provenance possible.


1. D&J Valuation of Australia (2021)


Certificate title: Guarantee of Authenticity


Confirms signature is authentic after:


Age analysis


Penmanship comparison


Reference evaluation


Technology comparator



From UK private estate collection


Comes with gold seal & invisible ink security mark


Signed by Dr. Graham Peere


Dated: 12 May 2021



2. Frank P. Garo, Forensic Handwriting Examiner (USA, 2021)


Full forensic analysis of ink, slant, pressure, and natural formation


States:


> “The signature shows spontaneity, proper letter size and formation. No signs of being drawn or forced.”

“It is my belief that this is an authentic item.”




Autograph Grade: 10 (highest grade)


Dated: March 2, 2021



Frank Garo is a well-known US forensic handwriting expert specializing in celebrity signatures.



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📜 About Audrey Hepburn


Audrey Hepburn (1929–1993) remains one of Hollywood’s most beloved icons.

Known for Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Roman Holiday, and My Fair Lady, she was also a humanitarian and UN Goodwill Ambassador.


Her genuine autographs—especially on early portrait photographs—are scarce and highly sought after, and often increase in value over time.