Steinbrenner Auto?

[daves_resale_shop]

Originally Posted by shelly

I think that it is not authentic. It does not look sloppy like the rest of the signatures.

Malicious forgery or secretarial signature?

I found this one represented as genuine by a dealer who I understand to have a solid reputation in the industry...

[daves_resale_shop]

For some reason it won't attach... I'll post the image when i get home

[ibuysportsephemera]

Here are 2 that I have. I think that the letterhead is probably secretarial. I think that the thank you card is his authentic signature. Sorry for the crappy pictures, I took them with my phone.

Jeff

[khkco4bls]

Jeff I totally agree with you i think the one is a secretarial just like the one at the top and you're other letter is real

[Maddog]

Agree. I have a signed ball that looks nothing like the first one. It is more like those in the Yankee team store. I friend got his IP and same thing. if you can read each letter- no good IMHO.

[Michael B]

I would say probably no on the original posted. I would say yes on the second one Jeff posted, the December 6, 1983 TNS. The ones I got in person and saw in person had the G looped as in the signed baseballs and Jeff's TNS. That also goes for the last name. A big looped S. Those Rhinehart style G's and S's do not look right. They are too formal cursive.

[yanks12025]

thanks guys.

I figured it would probably be a secretarial. Just thought it might have a chance considering it was sent to the councilman in Rhode Island at the time(have original envelope).