Charles Schulz signed letter

[GrayGhost]

I know this is sports, but just picked this up. and am hoping it looks ok. Does anyone, Jim or Richard maybe have a good idea on it? Thanks. Scott.

[thecatspajamas]

Looks like a facsimile Schultz drawing of Charlie Brown and Snoopy to me.



Oh, wait, that's not what you asking about was it...?

[GrayGhost]

No, the signature. I've seen many sigs of his, part of it looks fine, the S looks a bit off, but its rushed. They r all over the place.

The Sketch...that is part of his letterhead/footing.

[thecatspajamas]

Probably should have added a winky face to my previous post

[Runscott]

Good grief.

[GrayGhost]

We have some jokesters...haha. but I do need some advice on the signature PLEASE . thanks

[drcy]

I'm no signature expert and offer no opinion on that, but he did use that stationary design for letters he wrote to fans in the 1960s.

[GrayGhost]

Yes, I did research on a number of letters and yes he sure did.

[bbcard1]

Worked with him some while fundraising for the national D-Day monument....If you wanted to become persona non grata, spell his last name Schultz. Truly great man, though...very caring and generous.

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by bbcard1

Worked with him some while fundraising for the national D-Day monument....If you wanted to become persona non grata, spell his last name Schultz. Truly great man, though...very caring and generous.

Whoops! Even more embarrassing is that I actually double-checked the spelling of the first part of his name as to whether it was Sh or Sch, but then totally overlooked the ending

[drcy]

For the record, Peanuts was by far my favorite cartoon when I was a kid. I probably owned 30 of his books of old strips. His stuff from the 1960s-70s was top notch, but, as with too many long lived sit coms and movie serials, petered out at the last years.

Remembering Snoopy having a pool table and a Van Gogh in his dog house.

I also like Pogo as a kid, but I'm sure 95% of the political stuff went completely over my head. I liked the stories about funny animals living in the swamp.

[r2678]

"We have met the enemy and he is us."

[drcy]

Another great Pogo quote was "I'd write my Congressman if I could write and he could read."