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Authenticity is Everything
Robert shaw signed index card…..thoughts on authenticity
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Permalink Reply by Owen Smith on
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It isn't good, my example Signed at Elstree studios, Borehamwood circa 76/77
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Permalink Reply by Joe W. on
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Close. But, I still have my doubts. There are several atypical characteristics.
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Permalink Reply by Mob$ter on
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This is a photocopy of the signed item. I deal with an elderly gentleman who does not use a computer. He has collected since his childhood. He photocopies the autographs I am interested in and sends me the copies through the mail ( he is old school). This way I can do my own research and study before buying.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on
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I can read nothing from the original image, sorry. Scanning in color provides a LOT more information. These images are not good enough for me to comment on with any meaning.
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Yes. It is like looking through fog and glass in b/w. All one can see is form.
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Here is another example of a proper color scan - note you can read the paper texture, creases, depth of signature, slight variations in the ink, where the pen rotated a bit, what this all did to the paper etc.
You will definetly need to click to see this full image - and keep clicking - it is tremendous.
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Mob$ter, post to let me know you've seen this - it must be removed before it is copied and sold on eBay. I will crop it now actually.
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