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04-29-2011, 11:54 AM
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Any thoughts on this Ruth?
I really like this Ruth auto, as it's signed on a doily and glued to brown paper with it's "lineage" written below it. I like it because it's non-traditional, like it was really obtained spur of the moment.
To my (very untrained) eye, the Babe looks good, but the R in Ruth is a little quirky, although I know they can vary. Any of you guys with a bit more knowledge care to share your opinion of its authenticity? Thanks, I appreciate you guys with a good eye helping out us less experienced folks. 
Last edited by scmavl; 04-30-2011 at 06:53 AM. 
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