Autograph study book recomendations

[Wrightfan85]

I'm currently on hiatus from collecting due to money and all but I want to start getting recommendations on books for collecting. I already have Ron's book on Baseball hall of famers. Suggest away! (In particular, my main interests are Baseball and American History.)

[tazdmb]

This was my original bible, however-I believe several examples are incorrect in it.

http://www.amazon.com/Baseball-Autog...0276AX7WEAPPY4

Also, Operation Bullpen is a great read-

http://www.amazon.com/Operation-Bull...0276AX7WEAPPY4

[Wrightfan85]

Originally Posted by tazdmb

This was my original bible, however-I believe several examples are incorrect in it.

http://www.amazon.com/Baseball-Autog...0276AX7WEAPPY4

Also, Operation Bullpen is a great read-

http://www.amazon.com/Operation-Bull...0276AX7WEAPPY4

Yeah, the first one was my "bible" at first too lol. I know that the Joe Jackson signature in one of the ads is fake from reading the Hauls blog.

Second one looks interesting. Will add that to my list.

Edit: Just realized the autograph forum is above this one lol. Oops :P

[HexsHeroes]

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. . . one book I think is worthy of your consideration, and in which used copies are quite inexpensive:


The Negro Leagues Autograph Guide by Kevin Keating

[Wrightfan85]

Originally Posted by HexsHeroes

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. . . one book I think is worthy of your consideration, and in which used copies are quite inexpensive:


The Negro Leagues Autograph Guide by Kevin Keating

Oh cool! Didn't realize there was a book on Negro Leaguers. That's another one to add to the list. Thanks!

[thenavarro]

I'd recommend Charles Hamilton's books. He's an entertaining writer. I think a lot of his stories need to be taken with a grain of salt but I like his books. You can google them. I also enjoyed From The President's Pen by Vrzalik (sp) and Minor. From the White House Inkwell (don't remember the author, just google it), is another one I liked.

For JFK, try Hamilton's The Robot that Helped Make a President, and Andreas Wiemer put together a nice booklet of JFK exemplars.

Also, for exemplars, rrauction.com has a nice online database of past auctions with images. You will occasionally find a dud in their database but I've yet to find a dealer that hasn't offered an occasional dud in my opinion.