George Wright

[prewarsports]

I agree Jim, the prices are definately taking a hit right now due to the massive influx of supply, but once that stops they will absolutely rebound and be where they were a few years ago. I had the only three John Morrill autographs that were known to exist until a few months ago, now THAT is a different story. I will be buried with those things before I get my money back! Its ok though, I think this is what is exciting about the autograph hobby, new significant discoveries are still out there to be found!

Rhys

[barrysloate]

Could someone fill us in about this find. I know nothing about it. Thank you.

[Runscott]

Someone found a ledger with a bunch of company documents, many with Wright's signature. Apparently they have been releasing these 1-2 at a time. Not sure how many there are.

[barrysloate]

Thanks Scott. Sounds like there could be quite a few Wrights.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Thanks Scott. Sounds like there could be quite a few Wrights.

True, but as you know, while two Wrights is not an issue, too many Wrights can often lead to a 'wrong'.

[David Atkatz]

Here are two of mine. (The first, written and initialed by Wilbur, the second by Orville.)

[Runscott]

David, that is super-cool. I will now have to add them to my 'need' list.

I was discussing a 'dream memorabilia' list with my son the other day, and an original Wright Brothers bicycle was on that list. I believe I saw one at the National Museum last Fall.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Thanks Scott. Sounds like there could be quite a few Wrights.

Perhaps not. It's possible that the seller of the first two on ebay pulled the sheets from this book, which only has two left. On the other hand, there may be another large group he is holding back:

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...ght---Authoriz