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10-03-2023, 04:44 PM
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I'm not an expert on any of these guys, but two things give me pause:
1. The ball is signed in some kind of felt tip marker, like a skinny Sharpie. I don't think those pens were really around back then; fountain pens would be far more common. 2. Some of the signatures look very shaky and deliberate, I can see points where it looks like they stop and start where they shouldn't. 
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