Knot Hole Ball with Lou's signature

[debbiewiggins@gt.rr.com]

I have a knot hold ball with Lou Gehrig's signature. I would like any info you can share about this signed ball. I will forward pictures to you. Lou Gehrig signed Knothole League baseball signed in 1934. I also have a J.C. Higgins "Lou Gehrig Jr. model glove from the 1920's and the original gum wrapper of the 1934 Goudey baseball cards explaining about the Knothole League of which Gehrig was President in 1934.

[David Atkatz]

Unfortunately, Gehrig did not sign that ball.

[debbiewiggins@gt.rr.com]

Please elaborate on your conclusion.

[David Atkatz]

IMO the signature is a forgery. But perhaps other members will offer their opinions.

[jeffects]

This is so classic on this board. "Forgery" "Forgery" Rarely, if ever, is a reason given to qualify your opinions. What a bunch of 'genius experts'. shooting off your mouths without any explanation to substantiate your "opinions". So, why don't you tell us. with all your devine wisdom, and no information about this ball, what led you to your difinitive conclusion that it's a forgery.

Jeff Clark

[David Atkatz]

God speaks to me, Jeff. She's never wrong.

Happy now?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by jeffects

This is so classic on this board. "Forgery" "Forgery" Rarely, if ever, is a reason given to qualify your opinions. What a bunch of 'genius experts'. shooting off your mouths without any explanation to substantiate your "opinions". So, why don't you tell us. with all your devine wisdom, and no information about this ball, what led you to your difinitive conclusion that it's a forgery.

Jeff Clark

Jeff
Why don't you go to David's stats that everyone on the board can see. Go check out some of his posts and threads. He has collected Yankee Autographs for several decades. Maybe that is how he knows? Whatcha think?