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Originally Posted by Chris Counts
Some kind of felt-tip pen was available in the early 1950s. I acquired a bunch of signed 1953 Bowmans from someone on Net54, which he had sent off to be signed back then. Some of them came back with relatively fine point, felt-tip signatures, like this one ...
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That signature looks like fountain pen though it may be some other style of pen. Is that card from Dwight Chapin's collection? He is a long time collector from Mill Valley.
Set Builder - Ball point pens came into common use in the 1940's. I have an autograph album from the 1948 Olympics, purchased from the person who got it, completely signed with a red ball point pen.
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Last edited by Michael B; 11-27-2018 at 12:08 PM.
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