How much would you pay for this man's autograph?
Leonardo Da Vinci - one of history's greatest minds.Every collector in the world would want this signature.
But if you could find one - and that's a very big "if"...
You would need to spend millions to own it.
That's the price of genius.
Because there are so few names in history that changed the way we understand the world.
These men and women represent the pinnacle of human achievement.
That's why their signatures have been prized for centuries.
They are amongst the rarest, most important and most valuable pieces it's possible for any collector to own.
So with that in mind...
Let me ask you another question:
How much would you pay for this man's autograph?
In today's world, there is one man who defines the term 'genius'.Albert Einstein. The Father of Modern Physics.
No other figure of the past 100 years has done more to further our understanding of the universe.
His theories and ideas underpin everything we know.
And just like Da Vinci, his brilliant mind will be celebrated for centuries.
That's why Einstein is one of the world's most sought-after autographs.
- In 2017 a note on his “formula” for happiness sold for $1.5 million
- In 2021 a letter containing his equation “E=mc2” sold for $1.2 million
- In 2021 a manuscript on his Theory of Relativity sold for $13 million
Given Einstein's contributions to science, that's hardly surprising.
But here's something that is.
And it will transform your collection.
Because genius doesn't have to cost you millions.
You can own Albert Einstein's autograph today.
For just £12,500.
Let me show you the piece I have available.
A unique signed portrait.
Albert Einstein's name - and his iconic appearance - have come to define the term "genius".
This is an original portrait of Albert Einstein.
It was drawn by artist Clement E. Campbell in 1949.
It's utterly unique. And it's signed by Einstein himself.
It perfectly captures Einstein as we know him today.
The wild tangle of white hair. The bushy moustache. The smile of a man who finds the whole universe fascinating.
Campbell's skilful use of pen and ink brings this portrait to life.
It's a delightful piece of vintage artwork.
Drawn on an off-white sheet measuring 6” x 8” and presented in fine condition. The perfect display piece.
And the autograph beneath turns it into something remarkable.
It was drawn by artist Clement E. Campbell in 1949.
It's utterly unique. And it's signed by Einstein himself.
It perfectly captures Einstein as we know him today.
The wild tangle of white hair. The bushy moustache. The smile of a man who finds the whole universe fascinating.
Campbell's skilful use of pen and ink brings this portrait to life.
It's a delightful piece of vintage artwork.
Drawn on an off-white sheet measuring 6” x 8” and presented in fine condition. The perfect display piece.
And the autograph beneath turns it into something remarkable.
By the hand that wrote "E=MC2".
Signed by the same hand that first wrote "E=MC2" - and changed scientific history forever.
This is a classic example of Albert Einstein's signature.
Clearly signed "A. Einstein" in fountain pen ink, and dated "49".
Signed by the same hand that wrote "E=MC2", history's most famous equation that changed physics forever.
Consider that for a moment.
If you're a serious collector, it doesn't get much better than this.
And what's more, it comes with a charming history.
When Einstein signed this portrait, six years before his death, he was consumed by his ideas of a Unified Field Theory.
But in the midst of such important work, he found time to reply to a letter from a proud family man.
Clearly signed "A. Einstein" in fountain pen ink, and dated "49".
Signed by the same hand that wrote "E=MC2", history's most famous equation that changed physics forever.
Consider that for a moment.
If you're a serious collector, it doesn't get much better than this.
And what's more, it comes with a charming history.
When Einstein signed this portrait, six years before his death, he was consumed by his ideas of a Unified Field Theory.
But in the midst of such important work, he found time to reply to a letter from a proud family man.
The story behind the artwork.
Clement E. Campbell was a collector and a talented amateur artist.In 1949 he sent this portrait to Einstein at Princeton University, with a charming covering letter.
(Campbell's own copy of the typed letter is included with his drawing.)
He politely asked Einstein for his autograph on the artwork, and explained:
“I'm following up my pastime as a hobby to provide something of a treasure for my three sons as they travel through their school years.”
That's an honourable goal many collectors will recognise.
Einstein knew it would be passed down proudly by a father to his children.
It was a piece to inspire them. That's surely why he signed it.
So this unique autograph captures Einstein's generous character, as well as his brilliant mind.
A genius you can afford.
You don't need me to convince you of Albert Einstein's importance.He's the equal of Da Vinci, Isaac Newton or Charles Darwin - and the prices he achieves at auction speak for themselves.
So I will simply add this.
When you start collecting rare autographs, there are certain names you aspire to own.
The icons. The geniuses. The men and women who shaped history.
Albert Einstein would absolutely be on that list.
You may wait years for the right opportunity to present itself.
And when it finally comes, I believe you should take it.
(Trust me - there are autographs I regret not buying 20 years ago, and I still think about them to this day!)
I know the timing has to be right for you. And so does the price.
Because this is a major acquisition for your collection.
But you will rarely find an Albert Einstein signed item of this quality...
With so much personality and history...
For such an affordable price.
You can own it today for just £12,500.
So to place your order now, contact me directly:
- Email me at info@paulfrasercollectibles.com
- Call on +44 (0) 1534 639 998
Purchase this item now
A guarantee you can trust.
I've been helping clients build their autograph collections for 45 years.
And I want you to build your own collection with complete confidence and peace of mind.
That's why this unique Albert Einstein signed portrait comes with:
- Free global delivery
- A Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity
- And a Paul Fraser Collectibles Certificate of Authenticity
It's also covered by our 28-day returns policy.
So if you decide it's not right for you, you're free to return it - no questions asked.
If you have any questions about this piece, get in touch today.
Email me now at info@paulfrasercollectibles.com.
Or call me on +44 (0) 1534 639 998.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Until next time,
Paul Fraser.
P.S. Einstein is placed at #3 on our new list of the Top 100 Giants of History. We've listed the 100 most collectible names on the market today - but do you agree? Take a look and let us know.
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