Duke Snider Auto Verify

[refz]

Hello All,

i apologize for not having a scan of my card but i picked up a 1951 Bowman Duke Snider signed card and the dealer said it was signed on the spot in 1951 at the ballpark. Auto looks similar but more "Proper" than "Quick-Handed" like his typical. My question is can some one please post a scan of an early Snider auto of something 49-51-ish so i can verify mine. Thanks and i should have a scan of mine within a couple days.


Danny

[refz]

sorry took me about a week to get a new aio printer/scanner but heres the card.

[Lordstan]

Here's mine.
It's signed pretty early.
Sorry, I don't like yours. As a qualification, I will say that I am unfamiliar whether or not he had a different signature at the very beginning of his career



Best,
Mark

[roarfrom34]

unfortunately, it doesn't look good to me either

sorry

[mr2686]

I've seen a couple of early cuts that were similiar to yours, although this one doesn't seem to have quite the slant of a lefty that he usually had.

What is it that people aren't liking about this auto? It looks awfully similar to the other example to my eye. The 1st sig was obviously "squished" to fit inside the white uniform space, but the letter formations, flow and loose dotting of the "i" look pretty consistent to me. If you drop the 2nd auto in Photoshop and compress it side to side, it looks an awful lot like the first one to me (with the exception of the S and D being a little more elaborate).

[steve B]

To me it's the vertical vs very left slant to the letters, and the huge vs small top lop on the S.

Steve B