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A study of Rita Hayworth Signatures

Here is a nice grouping of Rita Hayworth Signatures respectfully submitted for your perusal .

Ive been studying her signatures for a while but In not professionally trained in knowing specific similarities within each of the letters. I figured I would post them so you could see the similarities. I know the 1st part of her W is usually higher than the y. If you notice any consistencies in her signatures, please post any thoughts. Good collecting, Jeff

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Permalink Reply by Steve Viola on January 20, 2014 at 6:55am

Perfect timing. I was recently looking at this. What do you think?

Permalink Reply by Jeffery Kite on January 23, 2014 at 8:49pm

I don't know, Steve. I am not a professional authenticator, but look at the loop in the bottom part of the Y. See how it's square? I don't see any other square Y bottom loops in any of the examples shown. That little bit right there is enough to cause me to question it.

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