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Old 03-19-2015, 08:13 PM
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A few recent pickups
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Old 03-19-2015, 08:49 PM
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1972 score card with Fergie Jenkins auto on front and ticket stub and paper clipping inside.

What's unique is it was Jenkins 150th win and his last HR he hit in his career. Career HR #13

(Not real sure who the other auto is)
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Old 03-19-2015, 08:54 PM
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Old 03-19-2015, 09:40 PM
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Paid off my last autograph layaway yesterday. It was for this beautifully bold John Hancock document

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Old 03-20-2015, 07:24 AM
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Finally won a Maris. I've been looking for a signed card with a strong signature for a while now:

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Old 03-20-2015, 09:38 AM
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Finally won a Maris. I've been looking for a signed card with a strong signature for a while now:
Really sharp, that looks great. Congrats.
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Old 03-20-2015, 09:43 AM
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Finally won a Maris. I've been looking for a signed card with a strong signature for a while now:
Great card. That was my favorite card from the first year I ever collected. I would love to pick up an autographed version.
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Old 03-20-2015, 04:58 PM
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Great card. That was my favorite card from the first year I ever collected. I would love to pick up an autographed version.
Beautiful Roger Maris.

The 1965 Topps set is a favorite of mine.
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Although not a rare autograph, I have always loved this photo of Mickey. I used to stare at pictures of the 1952 Topps card and curse my Grandmother for throwing away my Dad's baseball cards. Finally was able to add one (not the baseball card!) to my collection.

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Old 03-20-2015, 09:45 AM
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Paid off my last autograph layaway yesterday. It was for this beautifully bold John Hancock document
Is all of the handwriting by the guy whose name appears at the bottom?

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Old 03-20-2015, 11:26 AM
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Some recent pickups...
John Tyler (I'll plan to upgrade this one later on)
Millard Fillmore
Martin Van Buren
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Is all of the handwriting by the guy whose name appears at the bottom?

Nice pick-up.
I believe the upper portion through Barnard is penned by Hancock. Not sure about the lower portion.
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I believe the upper portion through Barnard is penned by Hancock. Not sure about the lower portion.
The signature at the bottom is that of James Scott, the Master of the vessel.
Take a look at that signature, and the line where (supposedly) Hancock wrote the Master's name. Both "James Scott"s were written by the same hand.
It is my belief that (authentication notwithstanding) the entire document was written by the ship's Master, Scott.
(Notice that the "J"s in John, and both Jameses are identical.)
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Paid off my last autograph layaway yesterday. It was for this beautifully bold John Hancock document
Ive had my eye on one of these myself! Nice affordable way to get a pre declaration Hancock signature! May be my next autograph if I can find one at a reasonable price!
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Except for the fact that the document is not in Hancock's hand.
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Except for the fact that the document is not in Hancock's hand.
David these bills of lading have long been accepted to be in John Hancock's hand...Is there something about this that you can share with us that we dont know?
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David these bills of lading have long been accepted to be in John Hancock's hand...Is there something about this that you can share with us that we dont know?
Sure--it couldn't be simpler. Look at the signature at the bottom, the signature of the ship's master, James Scott. Look at the "James." Notice it's exactly the same as the written "James Scott" in the third line--which is supposedly in Hancocks hand. Notice the "J" in the Scott signature at the bottom, the "J" in the written "James Scott" in the third line, and the "J" in the written "John Hancock." All identical.
Conclusion: The entire document was written by James Scott.
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