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02-24-2015, 10:21 PM
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Hi Jeff...I don't think it's that obvious, there are differences but I'm noticing a number of similarities between all of the samples:
The hook on the cross of the "F" Slant and openness of the "r" Open "e" in the first name "a" is consistently under the loop of the "P" open humped "n" closed "e" in the last name. Thoughts?
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