"Sorry, but it's clearly not Jim's handwriting nor signature in my opinion. The rather dumb forger didn't even attempt to copy off an authentic exemplar. "
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"most def a forgery "
"I know very little about Morrison's signature, but 1) that's not even close and 2) it looks like it was signed last week."
"Unfortunately, this definitely isn’t signed by Morrison in my opinion. It doesn’t look like whoever signed it was trying to forge his signature."
Jim Morrison Autograph discussion again
The seller of this guitar never mentioned a word about the writing (autograph?) on it when posting it for sale on-line. He reduced the price because of it. This was not sold to make more money because of the signature. The seller seemed to be unaware as to who "Jim Morrison" may have been. The guitar itself was a FIRST YEAR ISSUE of C. F. Martin & Co.'s Sigma line. It was a comparatively expensive guitar in 1970. It is difficult to believe that a guitarist (most of us worship the C.…See More
"How about a first year issue Guitar from 1970, an expensive Sigma, made by C. F. Martin & Co., signed by Morrison? Would that be more likely? I think it more likely since no one would mess up a first year issue Martin with a fake…"
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Jim Morrison Autograph discussion again
Posted on April 4, 2020 at 6:00pm 4 Comments 0 Likes
The seller of this guitar never mentioned a word about the writing (autograph?) on it when posting it for sale on-line. He reduced the price because of it. This was not sold to make more money because of the signature. The seller seemed to be unaware as to who "Jim Morrison" may have been. The guitar itself was a FIRST YEAR ISSUE of C. F. Martin & Co.'s Sigma line. It was a comparatively expensive guitar in 1970. It is difficult to believe that a guitarist (most of us worship the…
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