Let's See Some Signed Cards
 

I don't have one of my own but I love looking at them. Post your signed pre-war cards - especially if you have one from the 19th century.

Period-signed fountain pen
 

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....a twofer : Brooklyn Dodgers - from 1936 , National Chicle Gum Premium , R313 , aka "fine pens"...


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Pretty incredible to think that 75 years after the set came out, someone from it is still with us.

Square Deal Oil Co. Phillips 66 card.....Ducky....Never had it authenticated but am betting it's real....(close to pre-war)

Just picked these up from PWCC which I believe were consigned by a board member:

Signed T201
 

I'll show my partial T201 signed set (okay, that's a bit of a stretch)!

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Very nice cards Jason (and everyone else). I missed this sale and was bummed to see that it included a signed copy of my favorite Goudey image, Paul Richards.

Thanks for posting guys - let's keep 'em coming.

Nice cards all. I snagged a couple from that offering too, as well as prior from the same seller on the BST. That was an amazing week or two on eBay, lots and lots of signed Goudeys.