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Old 08-19-2013, 06:49 PM
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Okay, thanks. I was confused because the OP introduced the first piece (with Johnson's name) as signed by Hazel. I also had not seen any Walter Johnson signatures that looked anything like that one, including the one posted by Packs in another thread, from 1908 (see below).

That 'W' just looks way too different from the following to be Walter Johnson's. Comparing the postcard writing to a 2-page letter I have from the '30s, I just don't see any handwriting changes that are that significant.

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I really have to say that I have now looked at over twenty Johnson signed pieces from that time. Not one of them looks like that signiture. I know the guys that do the old players know what they are talking about but I would never buy that item.
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Sorry for any confusion...i was just unsure why Legendary would list the Joe Wood/Walter Johnson photo as being signed "Joe Wood" by Johnson's wife...and the similarities to other vintage Johnson signatures threw me off. Thanks for everyone's input
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