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The Beatles Signed Photo: Genuine or Not?

Hello,

I have just got an email from a lady who says that he has found in their attic a box full of various items belonging to a man who lived in their house previously many years ago. There was also a photo with the autographs of the Beatles in the box.

She sent a photo of that photo to me to get to know if this is an original one or something else. I've done my best to research this but have not been able to get proof enough to judge this to be a copy, printed, secretarial or a real one. I’m sure there are many very professional The Beatles experts in this group who could help me.

The only thing I found on the net was a similar photo with very similar signatures of the members of the band. That was sold in 2014 in an auction which guaranteed the item to be a genuine one. However – it’s very odd that the selling price for that photo like that was only 800 USD, which I think is a bargain price for this kind of item.

I’d be happy to get your opinion or pieces of information to judge the photo I got.

PHOTO 1: From the box in the attic.

PHOTO 2: Sold by the Skinner Auctions in May 2014.

https://www.skinnerinc.com/auctions/2722T/lots/1297

Thank you already in advance!

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Permalink Reply by fab432 on January 15, 2020 at 3:50am

The auto pen machine pictured below or a model similar was used by JFKs in house staff to replicate his signature. Not sure if the machine the Beatles used was similar?

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Permalink Reply by Domino on January 14, 2020 at 9:30pm

Your full of s*** you own the cards not the machine once again klown pen plotters did not exist till late 80 with multiple pens facts i know i do cad you dont so stfu