Posted 9 years ago
PaperHoarder
(32 items)
Just found this in a 1937 scrapbook of postcards and other souvenirs from a trip out west. The signature seems a bit off but it also seems odd someone would forge a signature when they have nothing to really gain from it. Also, it seems strange someone would write his name on a postcard that already bears his name. Any ideas?
Thanks aghcollect
Thanks Sean68, vetraio50, and walksoftly
The signature has many of the characteristics found in other examples of autograph.
I personally believe it is hand signed (For whatever that is worth)!
Here is an example of a similar signed photograph, so maybe these were retailed on site:
http://www.legendaryauctions.com/lot-26414.aspx
The auction example brought just under $1k-- it is a significantly larger photograph, but yours should have a fairly good value as well.
A great artist shown with his iconic work-- Congratulations on your great find!
scott
Thanks Scottvez, I just sent it out to JSA so in about a month I will let you know the results!
Smart move to get it certified-- let me know when you get the results!
scott