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#18
03-05-2013, 06:39 PM
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Are you implying that one of the Shocker signatures was written in a hurry, but the other was carefully penned?
It really looks more like the someone tried to carefully forge the 1927 signature, but got confused when they got to the 'b'. The Gehrig signatures don't exhibit those qualities at all, so I really don't get your point, other than you were trying to come up with something to deflect the question.
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