Signed Old Judge Cards - Do They Exist?
 

Just a thought that popped in my head as I was looking through the Old Judge book, are there any known examples of signed N172's? Any scans available?
Just curious.

I have a couple Keefe's.

Nah. :)

Great question.

There's a Connie Mack signed on the back - link from an old sale....

http://legendaryauctions.com/LotDeta...entoryid=25629

Rare as hen's teeth for a real one .

The Connie Mack is the only one I have ever seen

I sign all of my Old Judge cards. I assume that's why they left the backs blank, no?

Cabinets?
 

I would imagine there are some signed cabinets, perchance (not sure if the OP considers cabinets "cards"). Whether Old Judge or not is a different topic, but certainly the AH's have had a small number of autographed 19th century cabinet cards over the years-

If you go to my website, click signed cards, other, 19th Century, you will see the few I have ever seen anywhere. If you know of the whereabouts of scans of others, I would love to add them.

Re: Signed Old Judge Cards - Do They Exist?
 

I could've sworn I saw a Hoy somewhere. Can't remember where or when. Perhaps it was proven to be a forgery.