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Posted By: drc

I had an Anson City Clerk letter with two signatures I won in a Mastro auction, one on back and one on front. The front signature was secreterial and the back was genuine. It was a few years ago that I had it, but I beleive the real signature had his official city clerk dated ink stamp with it-- sort of like a notary's stamp-- while the secretarial did not. I saw another Anson signed City Clerk document with the same stamp next to his signature, so I assume the stamp was standard when his did such office filing signings.