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02-26-2006, 11:28 AM
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Does anyone own a Harry Wright Autograph
Posted By: barrysloate
Harry Wright's signature is among the easiest to find of 19th century HOFers. Not only was he a prolific letter writer, but the nine known season scorebooks that have circulated in the hobby contain some 150 examples, albeit small and in pencil. With one of the books recently destroyed by some greedy individual who didn't care a lick about its historical significance, and sections of it showing up regularly in several of the recent major auctions, it's not difficult to find a genuine example to use for comparison. 
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