Erskine Okay
 

Hi, All:
I received this as a gift from my wife for Christmas; she told me that she could not be sure that it was authentic but the seller vouched for it; of course, I bow to the expertise and prowess of the forum. You guys think it is a real Carl Erskine?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Well, if he spelled his name that way, then it is clearly not authentic. (Sorry, couldn't resist.) :rolleyes:

I have corrected my spelling; sorry for the oversight and mistake on my part and for pointing that out. Thanks for the comment. Any other help?

Absolutely authentic. No worries!

Could there actually be a forged Erskine intentionally done for harm? Erskine seems to be a very gracious signer, in the mold of Feller and Doerr, but with a lesser celebrated career.

I personally love that guys like these have autographs so easy to find and reasonably obtained.

👻👻👻👻👻👻👻

My parents, diehard Dodgers fans who refused to ever attend another baseball game after they fled town following the 1957 season, loved 'Oisk.'

Scott: Thank you so very much for taking the time to reply. Just the feedback I was looking for on the forum. Thank you again, and Happy New Year.

I've got a '56T he signed in person 40+ years ago at an Old Timers game at the Murph. Just pulled it out. It's a twin to yours!