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Originally Posted by Big Six
Now this may be the dumb question/observation, but is that not his "signature" on the card? Would assume that the T205 set could serve as a good marker for what obscure players sigs looked like...at least for the N.L. teams that incorporated sigs in the card design...
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Definitely not a dumb question, and you are right that the T205 makers clearly did rely on the players' actual signatures in making their designs, albeit by adding a little flare. So, I think it does help, but is probably not definitive.
Here's four examples, where the players helped us out by signing right above their names:
