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03-03-2009, 01:40 PM
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M110 - Let's See Them!
Posted By: Brian T.
Definitely worth trying to authenticate, IMO. The formation of the lower case "a", the loop in the middle of the capital "B", the picking up of the pen for each stroke of the capital "M", the serifs (or flags) on several parts of the writing - notably on the capital "T" and the lower case "y"... all these make for a pretty convincing case that the two examples were written by the same person. Presuming that the "Brooklyn Bums" example is authentic, you could have a real winner on your hands! Congrats! That $125 is looking better and better isn't it? 
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