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On December 2, Julien's Auctions is selling The Collection of Tompkins and Bush. The collection contains 465 lots of Michael Jackson memorabilia, 287 of them autographed.

Michael Bush and the late Dennis Tompkins were Michael Jackson's costume designers for 25 years, during Jackson's most successful period. They were the consignors of the signed Thriller jacket that Julien's sold for $1,800,000 in June 2011.

Almost all of the autographs in the Tompkins and Bush sale are a variation I'm not familiar with. I've only been looking at Jackson's autograph for a few years, though, and we have members here who have collected him for decades, so I'd appreciate your input and exemplars.

If you know Michael Jackson's autograph well, please look at a few images below from the auction and let me know what you think. Even better, browse the auction and upload any similar examples you have: http://www.julienslive.com/view-auctions/catalog/id/77/

Julien's is the world's premier auction house for Michael Jackson memorabilia, so they would know his autograph better than most of us. I'm just surprised I haven't seen this style before.

Thanks for your help.

Tags: 2012, Julien's, auction, michael jackson, tompkins and bush

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Thank you for sharing Justin,, sigh..... Michael.... you were truly blessed, 

The sweetest, biggest heart ever. Love IS the answer. Thank you, Justin for sharing these true genuine Michael writings/signatures.

Julien's was aware before I posted this discussion. I discussed my concerns with Darren Julien over the weekend and emailed him on Sunday that I was going to post this discussion. I wanted any evidence that the signatures were real to come out, because I hadn't found any. I'm not an expert or a MJ collector, though, so I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.

Notice the "N" Michael's are one stroke, 

These are 3 strokes 

More "N" Notice the curve on the 2nd stroke N 

See you all later, duty calls, 

Thank you, Justin. Amen to eveything you said.

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